Joan Cros began his professional motocross career in 2009, quickly establishing himself as a formidable competitor in Spain by securing multiple national championships in both supercross and motocross. Seeking to elevate his career, Cros transitioned to the American racing scene, where he has been a consistent presence in the AMA Supercross 450SX class. His dedication and perseverance culminated in a notable Last Chance Qualifier victory at the 2023 Salt Lake City event, underscoring his competitive spirit and adaptability.

Jake Preston has made a significant impact on the British motocross scene since turning pro in 2017. Hailing from Preston, Lancashire, he has become a formidable competitor in the MX2 class, particularly known for his performances in the MX Nationals and the British Motocross Championship. Jake’s journey in motocross began in his early teens, fueled by a passion for racing and a drive to excel. His talent quickly caught the attention of major teams, leading to his current position with FUS Marsh Honda Racing, where he continues to showcase his skills on the Honda CRF250R.

Kyle McNicol, a Scottish motocross talent, emerged as a formidable competitor in the early 2020s. After a developmental year with GRT Holeshot KTM in 2020, he transitioned to Verde Sports Racing KTM for the 2021 season, focusing on the MX2 British Championship and MX Nationals. His dedication bore fruit with a notable 4th place finish at the Revo ACU British Motocross Championship in 2021.