As has been the case with the MXGP World championship, their live television program is the best in the World. Led by the magnificent tones of former GP and MXdN winner, Paul Malin and with some of the best camera work from the MXGP.tv crew, the live coverage is stunning, all around the World, with millions and millions of viewers in Europe alone and many more in countries like Australia, USA, Argentina, Indonesia, China and so many other countries.

Of course, Spanish motocross took a huge turn for the better with the incredible run by four time World motocross champion, Jorge Prado and he drew thousands and thousands of his countrymen out to the races and also watching on live television. Now, despite Prado being gone, the Spanish are still in love with our beautiful sport.

Infront Moto Racing is thrilled to announce the renewal of its agreement with TV Galicia, extending their partnership for an additional two years. This collaboration ensures continued coverage of the FIM Motocross World Championship in Spain, delivering exciting motocross action to Galician and Spanish fans.

Since the partnership began in 2020, the collaboration between Infront Moto Racing and TV Galicia has definitely been one of the drivinf forces in the growth of motocross in Spain. Over the past five years, the Spanish motocross scene has emerged as a force in the FIM Motocross World Championship, with standout performances by top riders like Rubén Fernández and the rise of promising talents across various categories as well as Jorge Prado’s World Titles.

A major highlight of this partnership in 2025 is the MXGP of Spain, which moved to Lugo, Galicia. The track, successfully hosted its first MXGP event in 2024 This year, the Spanish Grand Prix promises another thrilling showcase of world-class racing in the heart of Galicia.

Riding the wave of momentum created by its homegrown heroes and a passionate fanbase, Spanish motocross looks set for a bright future. Rubén Fernández's impressive performances in the MXGP class, coupled with the growing number of emerging talents, signal a promising era for Spain in international motocross.

Televisión de Galicia (TVG), the public media network of Galicia, broadcasts 24 hours a day across two digital terrestrial channels: TVG and tvG2. Additionally, it offers two international satellite channels, TVG Europa and TVG América, serving audiences in Europe and the Americas. The network reaches more than 4 million viewers in northwest Spain, including Galicia and surrounding areas, as well as northern Portugal.