Lierneux have launched a project to host a round of the MXGP World Championship in the future – as soon as 2027.
It remains to be seen what that would mean for Lommel. You can read the press release below:
Recently, André Mathieu, General Manager of the Lierneux MX circuit, officially announced an ambitious project to host a round of the Motocross World Championship (MXGP) in 2027. This project could mark a new era for motocross in Belgium, transforming Lierneux into a truly international destination for fans of the discipline.
The Lierneux MX circuit is already renowned for its technical features and beautiful setting, but the addition of an MXGP round could propel the region into the global spotlight. André Mathieu said: “We have the opportunity to make Lierneux a must-see venue for motocross fans. This project is not only a sporting ambition, but also a way of promoting our region.
A project under study
Under the leadership of André Mathieu, the team is working with the local authorities to ensure that all the necessary requirements are met. Investment in the infrastructure of the circuit and surrounding services is also planned to ensure a memorable experience for drivers and spectators alike.
Positive spin-offs for the region
Hosting an MXGP round could generate significant economic spin-offs for Lierneux, attracting thousands of spectators and international media. André Mathieu stresses the importance of local involvement: “We need the support of the community to make this event a reality. Every contribution and every voice is essential.
Conclusion
With André Mathieu’s vision and determination, the Lierneux MX circuit could become a gathering place for motocross enthusiasts from around the world by 2027. The project promises to put Lierneux on the international motocross map and create a lasting impact for the region.
For more information on the project or to support this initiative, please contact us.
M. André Mathieu, General Manager, circuit management
Tel: +32 496 17 01 10
Email: contact@mx-lierneux.be
