Infront Moto Racing is pleased to announce that GP1 has renewed its agreement to broadcast the FIM Motocross World Championship for a further five years, keeping MXGP on its channels until the end of the 2031 season.

GP1 has been broadcasting MXGP since 2015, first under its former name Kreator TV, and this new agreement takes one of the championship’s most loyal media partnerships to 17 seasons. Motocross fans across Central and Eastern Europe will continue to follow the action from every round of the World Championship, starting with the 20 Grands Prix of the 2027 season.

David Luongo, Infront Moto Racing President & CEO: “GP1 has been with MXGP for more than a decade and has played a huge part in growing motocross across Central and Eastern Europe. Their passion for motorsport and the quality of their production make them a natural home for our championship, and we are delighted to continue this journey together until 2031,”

Davorin Stetner, GP1 CEO: “We are thrilled with the growth of motocross and proud of a partnership that has spanned over a decade. We are excited to sign this new agreement and to ensure that our viewers will continue to enjoy the world’s best motocross on GP1 for the next five years,”

Founded in 2011 as Kreator F1, after acquiring the Formula 1 media rights for Croatia, the channel became Kreator TV in 2013 before rebranding as GP1 in 2022. Today GP1 is an award-winning sports media platform specialised in motorsport, with TV channels in Croatia, Slovenia, Bulgaria, Poland, the Czech Republic, Slovakia and Bosnia and Herzegovina, motorsport and F1 news portals, and its own fleet of live TV production units. Headquartered in Jastrebarsko, Croatia, GP1 also produces live coverage of major international events from some of Europe’s leading racetracks.

Infront Moto Racing would like to thank GP1 for its continued trust and commitment and looks forward to five more seasons of MXGP together.