Team Germany Confirms Strong Lineup for 2025 Motocross of Nations.

Team Germany Names 2025 MXON Roster
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Team Germany Confirms Strong Lineup for 2025 Motocross of Nations

Team Germany has officially confirmed its three-rider lineup for the 2025 Motocross of Nations (MXoN), set to take place on October 4–5 at Ironman Raceway in Indiana, USA. This annual international showdown is one of the most prestigious events in motocross, and Germany is entering the competition with a blend of veteran experience and youthful energy.

At the helm of the team is Ken Roczen, who will represent Germany in the MXGP class. Roczen, a globally recognized name in motocross and supercross, brings an unmatched level of experience and determination to the squad. Having recently gained U.S. citizenship, many speculated he might consider representing Team USA. However, Roczen has remained loyal to his roots, reaffirming his dedication to Team Germany and his desire to help elevate his home country on the world motocross stage.

Joining Roczen is Simon Längenfelder, who will compete in the MX2 class. Längenfelder is one of the sport’s most promising young talents and has been making waves in the MX2 World Championship with his impressive speed and consistency. His ability to perform under pressure and adapt to challenging track conditions will be crucial for Germany’s success in Indiana.

Completing the trio is Maximilian Spies, who has earned his spot in the Open class. Spies brings strength and grit to the team, and his performances over the past season have shown that he’s more than capable of holding his own against some of the best riders in the world. His role will be pivotal in supporting Germany’s bid for a podium finish.

Team managers Marcel Dornhöfer and Karsten Schneider expressed strong confidence in the chosen riders, highlighting Roczen’s leadership, Längenfelder’s form, and Spies’ resilience as a balanced combination of experience and ambition. According to the management, this team was built not only on raw speed but also on chemistry and commitment to national pride.

The 2025 Motocross of Nations will see powerhouse teams like France, the USA, and the Netherlands battling for the Chamberlain Trophy, but with this roster, Germany is in a prime position to contend. Ironman Raceway, known for its challenging terrain and passionate American fan base, will serve as the perfect battleground for this international clash.

As the event draws near, all eyes will be on Roczen and company to see if they can bring home glory. With preparation underway, Team Germany is gearing up to make a serious statement this October.