MXGP/MX2

Heading into the third season of competition, Triumph Factory Racing has established itself as a formidable contender in the ultra-competitive FIM MX2 Motocross World Championship. In 2024, the team launched with racers Mikkel Haarup and Camden McLellan. Haarup scored a podium on the team’s historic first outing with the completely new TF 250-X, with McLellan following up with a podium later in the season. Last season, with Haarup aging out of MX2, McLellan was joined by Guillem Farres, and the duo clinching Triumph’s first moto victories in the series, which was a highlight for the squad, along with a number of podium finishes.

In 2026, McLellan and Farres are looking to go one step further, aiming for Triumph’s first Grand Prix victory while also battling for the championship title in only the British manufacturer’s third year of competition, and third year in the off-road segment.

The FIM MX2 Motocross World Championship will take place over 20 rounds in 2026, beginning in early March in Argentina. With numerous races throughout Europe, as well as events in South Africa—a new venue this year—Australia, Turkey, China, and beyond, the variation in tracks, dirt, and climate makes the series a true test for teams, athletes, and their motocross machines, with some of the world’s best talent competing for the title. The end of the season brings the fan‑favorite Motocross of Nations, which this year takes place in Ernée, France, where riders from all over the world compete in the “Olympics of Motocross” for their country.