Twenty-four riders and seven officials will represent Kenya at this year’s FIM Africa Motocross of African Nations (MXoAN) in Windhoek, Namibia, from August 28 to 30.
The competition will take place at Gallina Motocross Park.
The competition, held annually, brings together national teams from across the continent to compete across multiple age and engine classes.
The Kenyan team comprises riders spanning eight classes - from the youngest competitors in the MX 50 class to senior riders in MX 1 and the Veterans category.
"This team represents the best of Kenyan motocross. These riders have earned their place through competition, and they travel to Namibia with the full support of MSFK (Motorcycle Sport Federation of Kenya) and the Government of Kenya. We are proud of every one of them," said Motorcycle Sport MSFK president Renzo Bernardi.
The performance in the MXoAN will inform the selection of riders to represent Africa at the Motocross of Nations in France and the WMX Cup in Australia - the sport's two premier world team events.
Team Kenya's results in Namibia will therefore have direct implications for Kenya's international motorsport standing.
Motorcycle Sports Federation of Kenya (MSFK) President Renzo Bernardi (left) presents the Kenyan flag to Team Kenya Captain Rohan Gandhi (centre) and Team Manager Eric Ngure ahead of the 2026 FIM Africa Motocross of African Nations (MXoAN) set for Windhoek.
Photo credit: Pool
Team Kenya’s campaign has been made possible through the support of the government and personal commitment and investment of the riders and their families. The motorcycles for the Kenyan team will leave Nairobi by road on August 15, travelling approximately 5,500 kilometres through Tanzania, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Botswana and Namibia.
MX 50: Zane Ngoru, Amir Rutto, Ethan Anyonyi, Kemboi Kandie
MX 65: Armani Amani, Wachira Mahinda, Thanga Kihungi, Jeremy Hawi, Uhuru Yongo
MX 65 WB: Jayden Ozzie, Justin Murithi
MX LITES: Kigen Mutuma, Lemayan Mugo, Dylan Hatanga, Jedd Kagundu, Jonross Nyachae
MX 125: Ngengi Kamau, Aidan Stanley, Chemain Kangogo
MX 1: Rohan Gandhi, Apollo Mbuki