Romain Febvre: A little bit of fun and its nice. We were fighting for the championship and after China it was easier, but before it was tense. To finish with the title is something special and every rider wishes for that. I enjoyed a little bit, just a week at home and we flew here on the Monday, and we rode Wednesday and that was fine. Actually, it looks bigger and wider on television, but it is a ground something we are used to, but I am surprised it isn’t better, we can get a track like this in Europe as well. It is a normal track. I think it is good, so we don’t have to adapt so much and get ready for the race. The championship was the goal and Nations is something else. I didn’t have much time off, just flew back from Australia on the Tuesday and then the Monday heading here. We are planning a party when I get back from America.

Mattis Valin: I feel good, we rode on Monday and worked together, and we trained on Wednesday, and we arrived at the track, and it looks pretty sick.

Maxime Renaux: Last year was a disappointment, not ending on the box, but many things happen in Matterley and that is what happens with this event, three riders for one country. We came back swinging for this event and the podium is what we aim for. It is great being back in USA and I have good memories from 2022. To me, the MX of Nations is a big event with a lot of media attention and for me, I had injuries this year, and went through some struggled, so it would be nice to end on a high note. Thanks to the guys in the US for all their help.