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The world's largest and most successful freestyle motocross racing series, NIGHT of the JUMPs, is celebrating its 25th anniversary. It has einvented itsself to mark the anniversary presenting a completely new event format startint in 2025 that will amaze fans and media alike. The tour will arrive at Budapest on 4 October at the MVM Dome.
In addition to high-profile competitions in Freestyle Motocross (FMX), spectators can also look forward to breathtaking competitions in Mountain Biking (MTB) and Freestyle Trampoline for the first time. Athletes will have access to up to eight ramps and two Olympic trampolines, as well as a starting tower over 10 meters high for MTB—creating the perfect foundation for an unforgettable spectacle. With this, NIGHT of the JUMPs is once again setting standards in international action sports and promises to shake arenas worldwide!
Over the past 25th years, NIGHT of the JUMPs has produced legends of Freestyle Motocross - the anniversary season promises the best international athletes. Current superstars, legends, and rising newcomers from around the globe will compete for valuable points in the IFMXF world rankings and the coveted title of World Tour Champion.
Since the first show in 2001, NIGHT of the JUMPs has evolved into a global success story: Over 350 shows in more than 22 countries across four continents and over 3.5 million enthusiastic fans in attendance speak volumes. “Children who came with their parents are now visiting us with their own kids,” says Marko Manthey. This generational success makes NIGHT of the JUMPs one of the most popular events in family entertainment.
Source and photo: MVM Dome
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