2023 Spanish Motocross Championship

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The 2023 Spanish Motocross Championship season was the 65th Spanish Motocross Championship season.[1]

The series had seven rounds across the country, running from February to May. José Butrón was the reigning champion in the Elite-MX1, after winning his eighth title in 2022.[2] David Braceras was the reigning champion in Elite-MX2 after he won his first title in the previous season.[3] Butrón was able to successfully defend his title in Elite-MX1, ahead of longterm rival Carlos Campano, whilst Gerard Congost took his first Elite-MX2 title.[4]

For 2023 points were awarded to the top-five qualifiers for the first time. These points did not count towards the overall total for a rider per round, but counted towards the points total in the championship standings.[5]

The series held its second round at a new circuit in Lugo, Galicia named after two-time world champion Jorge Prado.[6]

Race calendar and results

The full calendar with both dates and venues was released on 2 December.[1]

Elite-MX1

Elite-MX2

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Round Date Location Pole position Race 1 Winner Race 2 Winner Round Winner
1 4–5 February Castilla–La Mancha Montearagón Spain Samuel Nilsson Belgium Lucas Coenen Belgium Lucas Coenen Belgium Lucas Coenen
2 25–26 February Galicia (Spain) Lugo Spain Samuel Nilsson Spain Samuel Nilsson Spain Víctor Alonso Spain Víctor Alonso
3 4–5 March Valencian Community Albaida Spain Gerard Congost Spain Gerard Congost Spain Gerard Congost Spain Gerard Congost
4 18–19 March Andalusia Valverde del Camino Spain Gerard Congost Spain Gerard Congost Spain Edgar Canet Spain Gerard Congost
5 1–2 April Aragon Calatayud Spain Adriá Monné Spain Adriá Monné Spain Adriá Monné Spain Adriá Monné
6 22–23 April Catalonia Bellpuig Spain Adriá Monné Spain Gerard Congost Spain Gerard Congost Spain Gerard Congost
7 13–14 May Region of Murcia Alhama de Murcia Spain Samuel Nilsson Spain Samuel Nilsson Spain Adriá Monné Spain Samuel Nilsson
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Circuit locations

Elite-MX1

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