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List of 2023 national motocross champions

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National level motocross championships that act as the highest level of the sport domestically, are being held throughout the year. These championships are typically sanctioned by the country's national motorcycle federation, who in turn are affiliates of the Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme.

Riders compete for the crown of national champion in their respective category.

2023 champions

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Senior Men's

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Country Series Champion refer
Argentina Argentina Argentinian Motocross Championship MX1: Argentina Joaquín Poli 2023 Argentinian Motocross Championship
MX2: Argentina Tomas Matkovich
Australia Australia ProMX MX1: Australia Dean Ferris 2023 ProMX Championship
MX2: Australia Wilson Todd
Austria Austria Austrian Motocross Championship MX Open: Austria Marcel Stauffer 2023 Austrian Motocross Championship
MX2: Austria Marcel Stauffer
Bosnia and Herzegovina Bosnia and Herzegovina Bosnian Motocross Championship MX1: Bosnia and Herzegovina Mario Kojić 2023 Bosnian Motocross Championship
MX2: Bosnia and Herzegovina Rok Krajc
Brazil Brazil Brazilian Motocross Championship MX1: Brazil Fábio Santos 2023 Brazilian Motocross Championship
MX2: Brazil Guilherme Bresolin
Bulgaria Bulgaria Republican Motocross Championship MX1: Bulgaria Julian Georgiev 2023 Republican Motocross Championship
MX2: Bulgaria Nikolay Malinov
Canada Canada Triple Crown Series 450 Pro: Canada Dylan Wright[1] 2023 Triple Crown Series
250 Pro: Canada Ryder McNabb
Chile Chile Chilean Motocross Championship MX1A: Chile Sergio Villaronga 2023 Chilean Motocross Championship
MX2A: Chile Jeremias Schiele
Croatia Croatia Croatian Motocross Championship MX Open: Croatia Matija Kelava 2023 Croatian Motocross Championship
MX2: Croatia Luka Kunić
Czech Republic Czech Republic Czech Motocross Championship MX1: Czech Republic Jakub Terešák 2023 Czech Motocross Championship
MX2: Czech Republic Martin Krč
Denmark Denmark Danish Motocross Championship MX1: Denmark Mathias Jørgensen 2023 Danish Motocross Championship
MX2: Denmark Rasmus Pedersen
Ecuador Ecuador Ecuadorian Motocross Championship MX1: Ecuador Miguel Cordovez 2023 Ecuadorian Motocross Championship
MX2A: Ecuador Andrés Feicán
Estonia Estonia Estonian Motocross Championship MX Open: Estonia Tanel Leok 2023 Estonian Motocross Championship
MX2: Estonia Kaarel Tilk
Finland Finland Finnish Motocross Championship MX1: Finland Jere Haavisto 2023 Finnish Motocross Championship
MX2: Finland Sampo Rainio
France France French Elite Motocross Championship MX1: Switzerland Valentin Guillod 2023 French Elite Motocross Championship
MX2: France Pierre Goupillon[2]
Germany Germany ADAC MX Masters Masters: Germany Max Nagl 2023 ADAC MX Masters
Youngster: Spain Oriol Oliver
Greece Greece Panhellenic Motocross Championship MX1: Greece Panagiotis Kouzis 2023 Panhellenic Motocross Championship
MX2: Greece Fragiskos Zounis
Hungary Hungary Hungarian Motocross Championship Elite MX1: Hungary Erik Hugyecz 2023 Hungarian Motocross Championship
Elite MX2: Hungary Bence Pergel
Iceland Iceland Icelandic Motocross Championship MX1: Iceland Máni Freyr Pétursson 2023 Icelandic Motocross Championship
MX2: Iceland Eiður Orri Pálmarsson
Indonesia Indonesia Indonesian Motocross Championship MX1: Indonesia Hilman Maksum 2023 Indonesian Motocross Championship
MX2: Indonesia Diva Ismayana
Israel Israel Israeli Motocross Championship MX1: 2023 Israeli Motocross Championship
MX2:
Italy Italy Italian Prestige Motocross Championship MX1: Italy Alberto Forato 2023 Italian Prestige Motocross Championship
MX2: Netherlands Cas Valk
Japan Japan All Japan Motocross Championship IA1: Australia Jay Wilson 2023 All Japan Motocross Championship
IA2: Spain Víctor Alonso
Latvia Latvia Latvian Motocross Championship MX1: Latvia Toms Macuks 2023 Latvian Motocross Championship
MX2: Latvia Edvards Bidzāns
Lithuania Lithuania Lithuanian Motocross Championship MX1: Lithuania Arminas Jasikonis 2023 Lithuanian Motocross Championship
MX2: Latvia Uldis Freibergs
Mexico Mexico Mexican Motocross Championship MX1: Bolivia Marco Antezana 2023 Mexican Motocross Championship
MX2: Mexico Víctor Francisco García
Netherlands Netherlands Dutch Masters of Motocross 500cc: Netherlands Jeffrey Herlings[3] 2023 Dutch Masters of Motocross
250cc: Netherlands Kay de Wolf[3]
New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand Motocross Championship MX1: New Zealand Maximus Purvis[4] 2023 New Zealand Motocross Championship
MX2: New Zealand Cody Cooper[5]
Norway Norway Norwegian Motocross Championship MX Open: Norway Cornelius Tøndel 2023 Norwegian Motocross Championship
MX2: Norway Cornelius Tøndel
Poland Poland Polish Motocross Championship MX Open: Poland Szymon Staszkiewicz 2023 Polish Motocross Championship
MX2: Poland Piotr Szczepanek
Portugal Portugal Portuguese Motocross Championship MX1: Portugal Paulo Alberto[6] 2023 Portuguese Motocross Championship
MX2: Spain Eric Tomás[7]
Romania Romania Romanian Motocross Championship MX1: Romania George Căbăl 2023 Romanian Motocross Championship
MX2: Romania Aida Cojanu
Slovakia Slovakia Slovakian Motocross Championship MX Open: Slovakia Šimon Jošt 2023 Slovakian Motocross Championship
MX2: Czech Republic Martin Krč
Slovenia Slovenia Slovenian Motocross Championship MX Open: Slovenia Miha Bubnič 2023 Slovenian Motocross Championship
MX2: Slovenia Gal Hauptman
South Africa South Africa South African Motocross Championship MX1: South Africa Cameron Durow 2023 South African Motocross Championship
MX2: South Africa Cameron Durow
Spain Spain Spanish Motocross Championship Elite-MX1: Spain José Butrón[8] 2023 Spanish Motocross Championship
Elite-MX2: Spain Gerard Congost[9]
Sweden Sweden Swedish Motocross Championship MX1: Sweden Anton Gole 2023 Swedish Motocross Championship
MX2: Sweden Filip Bengtsson
Switzerland Switzerland Swiss Motocross Championship MX Open: Switzerland Arnaud Tonus 2023 Swiss Motocross Championship
MX2: Belgium Bryan Boulard
Turkey Turkey Turkish Motocross Championship MX1: Turkey Aleksandr Kurashev 2023 Turkish Motocross Championship
MX2: Turkey Ata Kuzu
United Kingdom United Kingdom British Motocross Championship MX1: United Kingdom Conrad Mewse 2023 British Motocross Championship
MX2: Sweden Isak Gifting
United States United States AMA Motocross Championship 450MX: Australia Jett Lawrence 2023 AMA National Motocross Championship
250MX: Australia Hunter Lawrence
Uruguay Uruguay Uruguayan Motocross Championship MX1: Uruguay Nicolás Rolando 2023 Uruguayan Motocross Championship
MX2A: Uruguay Alfonso Bratschi
Venezuela Venezuela Venezuelan Motocross Championship MX1 Experto: Venezuela Daniel Bortolín 2023 Venezuelan Motocross Championship
MX2 Experto: Venezuela Daniel Bortolín

References

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  1. ^ "DYLAN WRIGHT CLAIMS FOURTH TRIPLE CROWN SERIES CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE IN 450 PRO AT SERIES FINALE HELD AT WALTON RACEWAY". mxpmag.com. 14 August 2023. Retrieved 17 August 2023.
  2. ^ "Pierre Goupillon, champion de France Elite MX2 2023". dailymotocross.fr. 9 May 2023. Retrieved 7 July 2023.
  3. ^ a b "Dutch Masters Kampioenen 2023 zijn bekend". Arno Van de Brink. dutchmastersofmotocross.nl. 29 May 2023. Retrieved 14 July 2023.
  4. ^ Dylan Wills (27 March 2023). "Yamaha's Purvis clinches first-career NZ MX1 championship". motoonline.com.au. Retrieved 28 March 2023.
  5. ^ Te Puke Times (28 March 2023). "Cody Cooper gives Kawasaki first NZ MX title since 2007". The New Zealand Herald. Retrieved 28 March 2023.
  6. ^ "CN MOTOCROSS, FERNÃO JOANES, MX1: PAULO ALBERTO CAMPEÃO!". Jorge Ró Jr. motosport.com.pt. 28 May 2023. Retrieved 14 July 2023.
  7. ^ "CN MOTOCROSS, V. MINHO, MX2: ERIC TOMÁS CAMPEÃO!". Jorge Ró Jr. motosport.com.pt. 2 July 2023. Retrieved 14 July 2023.
  8. ^ "Butrón se anota su decimoquinto título de campeón de España de Motocross". Xavi Francés de Andrés. mx1onboard.com. 14 May 2023. Retrieved 14 July 2023.
  9. ^ "Butrón (MX1), Congost (MX2) y Escandell (MX125), campeones de España de Motocross 2023". Santi Ayala. motociclismo.es. 15 May 2023. Retrieved 14 July 2023.