2024 ADAC MX Masters

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The 2024 ADAC MX Masters season was the 20th ADAC MX Masters season.

The series had eight rounds across Germany, running from April to September.[1] Max Nagl was the reigning champion in the premier MX Masters category, after he took his fourth title in 2023.[2] Nagl was able to successfully defend his title, becoming champion for the fifth time in his long career.

In the second tier Youngster Cup class, Spanish rider Oriol Oliver was the reigning champion. However he will not defend his title due to moving up to compete in the MX Masters class.[3] Swiss rider Nico Greutmann won the title, which was his first title within the ADAC MX Masters series.

MX Masters

The full calendar was released on 11 December 2023.[4]

Round Date Location Race 1 Winner Race 2 Winner Race 3 Winner Round Winner
1 20–21 April Brandenburg Fürstlich Drehna Germany Max Nagl United Kingdom Adam Sterry Germany Max Nagl Germany Max Nagl
2 27–28 April Brandenburg Dreetz Germany Max Nagl Germany Max Nagl Germany Max Nagl Germany Max Nagl
3 25–26 May Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Vellahn Germany Max Nagl Germany Max Nagl Germany Max Nagl Germany Max Nagl
4 22–23 June North Rhine-Westphalia Bielstein Germany Max Nagl Germany Max Nagl Germany Max Nagl Germany Max Nagl
5 13–14 July Schleswig-Holstein Tensfeld Netherlands Jeffrey Herlings Netherlands Jeffrey Herlings Netherlands Jeffrey Herlings Netherlands Jeffrey Herlings
6 3–4 August Baden-Württemberg Gaildorf France Jordi Tixier Austria Marcel Stauffer Germany Tom Koch Germany Tom Koch
7 31 August-1 September Saxony Jauer (Panschwitz-Kuckau) Germany Henry Jacobi Norway Cornelius Tøndel Norway Cornelius Tøndel Norway Cornelius Tøndel
8 21–22 September Baden-Württemberg Holzgerlingen France Jordi Tixier Germany Max Nagl Germany Max Nagl Germany Max Nagl

Youngster Cup

Round Date Location Race 1 Winner Race 2 Winner Race 3 Winner Round Winner
1 20–21 April Brandenburg Fürstlich Drehna Denmark Nicolai Skovbjerg Latvia Edvards Bidzāns Denmark Rasmus Pedersen Latvia Edvards Bidzāns
2 27–28 April Brandenburg Dreetz Netherlands Dave Kooiker Netherlands Dave Kooiker Netherlands Dave Kooiker Netherlands Dave Kooiker
3 25–26 May Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Vellahn France Maxime Grau Netherlands Dave Kooiker Switzerland Nico Greutmann Netherlands Dave Kooiker
4 22–23 June North Rhine-Westphalia Bielstein France Maxime Grau France Maxime Grau France Maxime Grau France Maxime Grau
5 13–14 July Schleswig-Holstein Tensfeld Switzerland Nico Greutmann Switzerland Nico Greutmann France Maxime Grau Switzerland Nico Greutmann
6 3–4 August Baden-Württemberg Gaildorf Switzerland Nico Greutmann Switzerland Nico Greutmann Switzerland Nico Greutmann Switzerland Nico Greutmann
7 31 August-1 September Saxony Jauer (Panschwitz-Kuckau) Hungary Bence Pergel Hungary Bence Pergel Switzerland Nico Greutmann Hungary Bence Pergel
8 21–22 September Baden-Württemberg Holzgerlingen Switzerland Nico Greutmann Switzerland Nico Greutmann Australia Ryan Alexanderson Switzerland Nico Greutmann

Circuit locations

2024 ADAC MX Masters locations

MX Masters

Youngster Cup

References

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