FIM North America has announced its roster for the 2026 FIM Intercontinental Games, a highly anticipated international motorcycle racing event. This year's competition, taking place in Brazil, showcases the skills of North American riders against the best from around the world. The event, which includes circuit racing in Supersport and Supersport 300 classes, as well as the addition of motocross in an MX2 format, promises an exciting display of talent and determination.
The selected riders have demonstrated the necessary skill, determination, and pride to compete on behalf of their continent. Among the standout competitors are Josh Herrin, Max Toth, and Blake Davis in the Supersport category, and Hank Vossberg, Matthew Chapin, Kensei Matsudaira, and Ella Dreher in the Supersport 300 class. The motocross team features Zach Osborne, Ryder McNabb, Preston Kilroy, and Mayla Herrick, a diverse group of riders ready to take on the challenge.
The FIM Intercontinental Games not only highlights the abilities of these riders but also serves as a platform for showcasing the skills of North American motorcycle racing. With the addition of motocross, the event is set to be even more thrilling, attracting a wider audience and fostering a sense of global camaraderie among motorcycle enthusiasts.
As the competition unfolds, spectators can expect an exhilarating display of speed, precision, and sportsmanship. The FIM North America team, led by dedicated managers and supported by the American Motorcyclist Association, Canadian Motorcycle Association, and Barbados Motoring Federation, is poised to make a strong showing. The event's success in 2024 has paved the way for an even more impressive edition in 2026, leaving fans eager to witness the thrilling races and the spirit of international competition.
