At the 2024 Monster Energy FIM Motocross of Nations, Spain’s Jorge Prado, France’s Tom Vialle, and Australia’s Jett Lawrence claimed victories in their respective qualifying races, setting the stage for an exciting event. Spain topped the RAM qualifying standings, led by Prado’s strong performance, putting his country in a prime position ahead of the main races.
Jorge Prado dominated the MXGP qualifying race, showcasing his excellent form and consistency on the track. Prado, who has been in stellar shape throughout the season, used his home support and familiarity with the terrain to power through the field. “It feels amazing to win here, especially with all the fans cheering us on,” Prado said, thrilled by the crowd’s energy. His win gave Spain a major boost in their quest for the Motocross of Nations title.
In the MX2 class, Tom Vialle took the win for France, displaying his well-known smooth and calculated riding style. Vialle’s ability to maintain control under pressure was evident as he outpaced his competitors, keeping his cool throughout the race. “It’s great to get the win for Team France, but the real challenge comes tomorrow,” Vialle commented, remaining focused on the upcoming battles.
Jett Lawrence, the young Australian star, put on a commanding performance in the Open class, securing victory in his race and proving why he’s one of the sport’s most exciting talents. Lawrence was thrilled with his win, saying, “I felt really comfortable on the bike, and it’s always a good feeling to cross the line first.” His win solidified Australia’s competitive presence at the event.
Spain’s victory in the qualifying standings set them up well for the main event, with Prado’s leadership making them a formidable team to watch.
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