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Mattia Guadagnini racing his KTM 450 SX-F for Van Venrooy KTM Racing

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From Drenthe to the World Championship

Van Venrooy KTM Racing is based in Rogat, in the Dutch province of Drenthe. From here, the team travels to Grands Prix across the globe, competing in MXGP, MX2, and EMX250.

The Van Venrooy name has been part of Dutch motocross since the 1980s, when the family's roofing company backed the creation of Venko Racing, the first professional non-factory team in the Netherlands. The commitment to the sport never faded.

Today, the team operates with factory support from KTM and is consistently regarded as one of the most professional private outfits in the paddock.

Van Venrooy KTM Racing team line-up with riders and staff for the 2026 MXGP season

The record speaks for itself.

3027

3027

World Championship Points

6th

6th

Best MXGP Championship Classification

1x

1x

Grand Prix Victory in MXGP

3x

3x

MXGP moto wins

4x

4x

Dutch Masters Titles

7x

7x

MX of Nations

2x

2x

wORLD CHAMPIONSHIP PODIUMS

1x

1x

Pole Position

The 2026 Lineup

Jeremy Seewer smiling while leaning on his number 91 Van Venrooy KTM bike at an MXGP event

Jeremy Seewer

Jeremy Seewer smiling while leaning on his number 91 Van Venrooy KTM bike at an MXGP event

Jeremy Seewer

Rick Elzinga, MXGP rider for Van Venrooy KTM Racing

Rick Elzinga

Rick Elzinga, MXGP rider for Van Venrooy KTM Racing

Rick Elzinga

Mattia Guadagnini with his KTM 450 SX-F for Van Venrooy KTM Racing

Mattia Guadagnini

Mattia Guadagnini with his KTM 450 SX-F for Van Venrooy KTM Racing

Mattia Guadagnini

Noel Zanocz, motocross rider for Van Venrooy KTM Racing

Noel Zanocz

Noel Zanocz, motocross rider for Van Venrooy KTM Racing

Noel Zanocz

Aron Katona standing behind his Van Venrooy KTM motocross bike with race number 39.

Áron Katona

Aron Katona standing behind his Van Venrooy KTM motocross bike with race number 39.

Áron Katona

Áron Katona navigating a sand track on his KTM for Van Venrooy KTM Racing
Áron Katona leading the pack out of the start gate for Van Venrooy KTM Racing at a motocross Grand Prix
Mattia Guadagnini cornering on his KTM 450 SX-F for Van Venrooy KTM Racing at an MXGP round
Áron Katona navigating a sand track on his KTM for Van Venrooy KTM Racing
Áron Katona leading the pack out of the start gate for Van Venrooy KTM Racing at a motocross Grand Prix
Mattia Guadagnini cornering on his KTM 450 SX-F for Van Venrooy KTM Racing at an MXGP round
Áron Katona navigating a sand track on his KTM for Van Venrooy KTM Racing
Áron Katona leading the pack out of the start gate for Van Venrooy KTM Racing at a motocross Grand Prix
Mattia Guadagnini cornering on his KTM 450 SX-F for Van Venrooy KTM Racing at an MXGP round

Van Venrooy KTM News

Jeremy Seewer, bib 91, riding his Van Venrooy KTM through a rutted corner

Jeremy Seewer selected for the Motocross of Nations

Van Venrooy KTM Racing Team rider Jeremy Seewer has been selected to represent Team Switzerland at the 2026 Motocross of Nations in Ernée. The experienced Swiss rider completes the national team and will surprisingly compete in the MX2 class during the prestigious international team event.

Rick Elzinga rails a sandy corner on his number 4 Van Venrooy KTM, throwing up a roost, during the MXGP of the Netherlands in Arnhem.

Solid home GP for Van Venrooy KTM Racing Team in Arnhem

The Van Venrooy KTM Racing Team scored valuable World Championship points at the Grand Prix of the Netherlands in Arnhem with Rick Elzinga and Noel Zanocz. While Elzinga finished 18th in both MXGP races in front of his home crowd, Zanocz finished both MX2 races inside the top eleven. Jeremy Seewer was forced to watch the team’s home round from the sidelines due to his injuries.

Jeremy Seewer, rider for the Van Venrooy KTM Racing Team with race number 91, wearing a black cap and leaning on his bike in the pit lane, surrounded by team members.

Jeremy Seewer to Miss MXGP of the Netherlands in Arnhem

Jeremy Seewer will not be lining up this weekend at the MXGP of the Netherlands in Arnhem. The Swiss rider from the Van Venrooy KTM Racing Team is still suffering too much from the effects of his heavy crash during the Grand Prix of Sweden.

Jeremy Seewer, bib 91, riding his Van Venrooy KTM through a rutted corner

Jeremy Seewer selected for the Motocross of Nations

Van Venrooy KTM Racing Team rider Jeremy Seewer has been selected to represent Team Switzerland at the 2026 Motocross of Nations in Ernée. The experienced Swiss rider completes the national team and will surprisingly compete in the MX2 class during the prestigious international team event.

Rick Elzinga rails a sandy corner on his number 4 Van Venrooy KTM, throwing up a roost, during the MXGP of the Netherlands in Arnhem.

Solid home GP for Van Venrooy KTM Racing Team in Arnhem

The Van Venrooy KTM Racing Team scored valuable World Championship points at the Grand Prix of the Netherlands in Arnhem with Rick Elzinga and Noel Zanocz. While Elzinga finished 18th in both MXGP races in front of his home crowd, Zanocz finished both MX2 races inside the top eleven. Jeremy Seewer was forced to watch the team’s home round from the sidelines due to his injuries.

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