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Silly Season...2026 Changes?

2026 contract negotiations are beginning and for some riders, they're about to sign new deals that could take them to line at A1 aboard a new colored machine. Learn more about the early indications of Silly Season on team lineups for 2026 in the 250 class.

2025 GRAND PRIX OF TRENTINO

Round 5 of the 20-round 2025 FIM World Motocross Championships provided great racing on an unpredictable surface. In the 450 class Tim Gajser won his sixth GP victory at the Trentino circuit with a perfect 1-1 on his Honda CRF450, while  Romain Febvre put up spirited resistance for second overall in front of Fantic’s Glenn Coldenhoff.

The first 250 moto of the day race of the day saw the first-ever Grand Prix moto victory for the Triumph’s Camden McLellan. It was also McLellan’s first ever 250 Grand Prix moto win. KTM’s Andrea Adamo survived last lap passes in both motos to give Adamo the overall win with a 2-2 day. 250 Championship points leader Kay de Wolf still has a 12 point lead over KTM’s Simon Laengenfelder in the 250 Championship points

2025 FIM TrialGP Spain

Day1: Defending champion Toni Bou (Montesa) got his quest for a nineteenth consecutive TrialGP crown off to a commanding start at the TrialGP of Spain – round one of the 2025 Hertz FIM Trial World Championship – as Andrea Sofia Rabino (Beta) seized an early points lead in TrialGP Women, Billy Green (Scorpa) dominated Trial2, Matilda Arbon (Sherco) narrowly topped Trial2 Women and Jonas Jorgensen (Beta) claimed victory in Trial3. Day2: Reigning champion Toni Bou (Montesa) and his title rival Jaime Busto (GASGAS) traded wins and second-placed finishes in the TrialGP class on day two of the TrialGP of Spain – round one of the 2025 Hertz FIM Trial World Championship – as home heroine Berta Abellan (Scorpa) scored a pair of victories in TrialGP Women, but no competitors were able to establish clear dominance in Trial2, Trial2 Women and Trial3.

Philly SX

Red Bull KTM’s Chase Sexton earned the victory at Round 13 of the 2025 AMA Supercross Championship in Philadelphia, gaining valuable points toward his 450 Supercross title prospects with just four rounds remaining. Sexton had the fastest qualifying time, before charging to a convincing Heat Race win to open his race day.

His come-from-behind ride after a first-turn tangle with teammate Aaron Plessinger in the 450 Main saw Sexton progressively climb his way through the field, to eventually take the lead from Ken Roczen (riding with a shoulder and ankle injury). From there, Chasee would keep the gap over Cooper Webb in second place to just above four seconds, claiming the victory and an extra three points on Cooper Webb.

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 MXA’s Brian Converse catches up with Dean Wilson, Chance Hymas, and Malcolm Stewart on a wet Friday before the 2025 Philadelphia Supercross. Dean talks about his unique year of racing overseas, his experience on the factory HRC Honda so far, and his thoughts going into a wet day of racing. Chance Hymas shares about how he's feeling one week after his first Supercross win, talking about his experience with mud riding from his amateur days. Plus, Malcolm Stewart talks about having two mud races in a row.

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250 East Supercross blown wide open with Vialle’s crash in the mud!

Tom Vialle was using consistency not wins to control the points gap in the 250 east with the Frenchman not making the mistakes of his rivals and getting the gap at 10 points but after coming from the back to fifth, Vialle made costly mistake that has blown the 250 East coast WIDE open!

Vialle still has the points lead but he is now tied with Seth Hammaker, RJ Hampshire is very much in play just two points back despite that crazy crash going into turn one and Chance Hymas, thanks to his first ever win last weekend, is now only eight points back. Amazingly, the only rider to not with a race of the those four contenders is the defending champ, Tom Vialle!

Vialle said: “We finished up in Foxborough and it was a really rainy day here. I managed to win my Heat Race, and then the track was really challenging for the Main Event. I had a bad start and came back to fifth, and then had a crash with two laps to go, which kept us from finishing the race. I’m now tied with Seth [Hammaker] in the championship and it’ll be a good fight with four rounds to go until the end.”

Consistency now needs to be wins for Vialle, the points are too close but can he find that last per cent in speed to get the job done? His starts might save him and, along with his usual cold minded consistency under pressure, Vialle absolutely can win races but for the first time this year, the pressure is on him and Hymas, Hampshire and Hammaker are all coming in believing this is their time to shine and win the title, the door is open.

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And Hampshire says despite all his crashes it’s the best 15th he’s had in his life as Vialle’s mistake infused RJ with even more motivation and belief: “This one was a complete mudder, one of the worst ones we’ve had.The goal coming in was just put it in the Main Event and try to make up some points toward the championship. This is probably the best 15th I’ve had in my life! I pulled a massive start and then just hydroplaned into the first turn, went down four or five more times, but clawed back some points in the series, and now we’re only three down with four [rounds] to go. I feel I’m in a good spot and ready for Philly next weekend.”

And he won’t be the only one ready to take it to Vialle in the last four rounds.

To make things even more interesting this weekend, it is an East/West shooutout with Deegan, Beaumer and Davies all in contention in their own championship fight – and it might be another mud race to add to the intrigue!

This 250 East championship is the most interesting title fight in supercross right now, and those four guys can’t afford another mistake in the next four rounds. The pressure is on.