Motocross
Motocross influencers and content creators.
Riders who film training, racing and mechanics, on authorised ground and in full gear. Selected by interview, framed by contract.
Formats
What they film.
- A race on onboard camera
- Start, overtakes, mistakes: the product is seen in use.
- A training day
- Settings and laps: the long format where a suspension gets explained.
- Cleaning up after the mud
- Washing, air filter, chain: lubricants, wear parts, tools.
- A race day or an invitation
- Their league round, or your event, your stand, your launch: from the paddock to the podium, in exchange for content.
What to require
What your brief should demand.
- Authorised ground
- Named in the brief. Never a trail, never a public road.
- Full gear
- On every shot where the bike is moving.
- Consistency
- The whole season, not three videos before one race.
- Proven audience
- Dated statistics screenshots, reviewed during the selection interview.
Who invests
The brands that work with them.
- Motocross gear
- Kits, helmets, boots, goggles and protection.
- Parts and preparation
- Suspension, exhausts, wear parts, graphics kits.
- Tyres and lubricants
- Knobbly tyres, oils, cleaning products.
- Tracks and organisers
- Clubs, riding schools, events, trade shows.
Questions
Your questions.
Where do motocross creators film?
On club tracks or authorised training grounds, never on a trail. Name the place in the brief.
Can they film during an official race?
It depends on the organiser: the event rules may cover cameras and accreditation. Check them before promising race footage.
Your product, on the track.
Tell us your product and your season. Selection and firm quote within 48 business hours.