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Entry List: MXoN Confirmed Teams
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Check out all the nations that have named their teams for the MXoN so far while we wait for the Team USA announcement. See below.
Canada: Dylan Wright (MXGP), Ryder McNabb (MX2) and Jess Pettis (Open).
New Zealand: Hamish Harwood, Cody Cooper and James Scott.
Belgium: MXGP – Jago Geerts. MX2 – Lucas Coenen. Open – Liam Everts. Reserve – Sacha Coenen
Iceland: MXGP: Mani Freyr Petursson, MX2: Eiður Orri Pálmarsson, Open: Alexander Adam Kuc
Ireland: Martin Barr (Husqvarna). Glenn McCormick (GasGas). Jason Meara (GasGas)
France: Romain Febvre (MXGP), Maxime Renaux (Open), Tom Vialle (MX2).
Switzerland: Seewer, Guillod and Tonus – Reserves Brumann and Gwerder
South Africa: Camden Mc Lellan MX2, Cameron Durow MXGP, Jesse Wright Open
Czech Republic: MX2: Julius Mikula, MXGP: Vaclav Kovar. MX Open: Jakub Teresak
Sweden: Filip Bengtsson MX2, Isak Gifting, Alvin Ostlund
Finland: Emil Weckman, Miro Sihvonen and Jere Haavisto
Latvia: Pauls Jonass, Janis Martins Reišulis, Karlis Alberts Reisulis
Team GB: Ben Watson (MXGP), Conrad Mewse (Open) and Josh Gilbert (MX2)
Austria: Marcel Stauffer, Michael Kratzer, Johannes Klein – Reserve driver Florian Hellrigl
Denmark: Mathias Birkemose Jørgensen (MX1), Magnus Smith (MX2) and Glen Meier (MX Open)
Estonia: Tanel Leok, Jörgen-Matthias Talviku, Harri Kullas
Slovakia: Pavol Repcák, Tomáš Kohút, 114 Šimon Jošt
Spain: Jorge Prado – MXOpen – Ruben Fernandez – MXGP – David Braceras – MX2
Netherlands: Calvin Vlaanderen, Glenn Coldenhoff and Kay de Wolf
Italy: Alberto Forato, Mattia Guadagnini, Andrea Adamo
Norway: MX1: Cornelius Tøndel – MX2: Kevin Horgmo – MX Open: Hakon Osterhagen
Brazil: Eduardo Lima, Guilherme Bresolin, Fábio Santos
Mexico: Arturo Humberto Fierro, Víctor García Hernández, Jorge Rubalcava
Poland: Jakub Barczewski, Damian Zdunek, Jakub Kowalski
Slovenia: Tim Gajser, Jan Pancar, Jaka Peklaj
Lithuania: Domantas Jazdauskas, Erlandas Mackonis, Dovydas Karka
Puerto Rico: Rodny González, Jack Chambers, Edwardo Morales
Australia: Jett Lawrence (MXGP), Hunter Lawrence (MX2), Dean Ferris (Open)
Germany: Ken Roczen (MXGP), Simon Längenfelder (MX2) and Tom Koch (Open)
Chile: MXGP: Matias Pavez Ramirez, Open: Nico Israel, MX2: Benjamin Garib
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In the latest MX Vice Show, former Aussie motocross star Lee Hogan talks to MX Vice Editor Ed Stratmann about his commentary and media work, his role as Factory Honda Junior Team Manager, the state of play in Aussie moto and supercross, training young riders, his excellent career, MXoN memories, how thankful he is for all those who support him and much more.
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In the latest Between The Races podcast, Jeff Beaver (Whiskey Throttle Editor) talks to MX Vice Editor Ed Stratmann about the state of play in American moto, his incredible journey to get to where he is today, how much he enjoys working with the crew at Whiskey Throttle, his love of moto, the gratitude he has for David Pingree, MXoN, SMX and more.
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In the latest MX Vice Show, Former GP star and now trainer ace Brian Jorgensen talks to Ed Stratmann about mindset, dealing with failure, pushing the limits mentally and physically, learning from mistakes, the pitfalls of social media and phones, handling pressure, embracing challenges and more.
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