Champions from Around the World | 2025 Edition

With the 2025 racing season officially wrapped up, it’s time to look back at the riders and teams who stood on top across the globe. At mx1onboard.com, we followed championships from multiple continents, and for the second year in a row, we’ve brought together the champions from the main motocross and supercross classes in one comprehensive recap.

From historic title comebacks to first-time world champions, the 2025 honors list delivered storylines that will be remembered for years to come.

Key Highlights from the 2025 Champions List

• Romain Febvre captured his second MXGP World Championship, a full 10 years after his first title, while also delivering Kawasaki’s first premier-class world crown in 27 years.

• Simon Längenfelder claimed his first-ever MX2 World Championship, becoming only the second German rider to win the title since Ken Roczen in 2011.

• Cooper Webb secured the AMA Supercross 450 title, making him the seventh rider in history to win multiple championships in the premier class.

• Team Australia defended their crown at the Motocross of Nations, earning back-to-back MXoN victories and cementing their place as the benchmark national team.

• Dean Wilson enjoyed a remarkable global campaign, winning national titles in three different countries: Australia, the United Kingdom, and Brazil.

• Phil Nicoletti added his name to the history books by winning the Canadian MX1 Championship, delivering Kawasaki its first title in the class since Matt Goerke in 2012.