David Luongo the CEO of Infront Moto Racing is looking forward to the season getting into full swing after what has been an up and down couple of years. With the 2022 MXGP season starting in around three weeks’ time, Infront, the teams and British GP promoter Steve Dixon are in full swing for a successful year.

“All the signs are showing that we may return to a normal life in the upcoming months. The last decisions regarding the restrictions in place in UK, Spain, France and many other countries are going into the direction of a re-opening of the activities. The last two years have been really difficult for all of us, but the hope is around the corner that we will finally be able to offer a complete package to the fans and total access to the Grand Prix.”

“The preparation for the 2022 season and the first Grand Prix in Matterley Basin on the 19/20th of February are going very well. All the paddock will appreciate to start in one of the most appreciated tracks of the MXGP World Championship. Steve Dixon and his team are putting a lot of energy and passion to deliver the best event possible.

“This season will again be very exciting, with the comeback of the Grand Prix in Argentina, Ernée, Saint Jean d’Angely, Sweden, Finland, Indonesia and the Monster Energy Motocross of Nations in the USA. Most of the ticketing are now open and can be accessed through our website www.mxgp.com.

“The schedule for the weekend will also return to a full two-day program, and it will be full of actions and races. The MXGP and MX2 will start as before the Covid-19 era on Saturday with the Free practice, Time practice and qualification race, keeping the Warm up and the two heats for Sunday. The support classes will be split between Saturday and Sunday as it was the case in the past.”