Jorge Prado will spearhead Team Spain at 2026's Monster Energy FIM Motocross of Nations. Prado, one of just three riders from the AMA Pro Motocross Championship's 450MX class to contest the event, will be joined by Guillem Farres and Ruben Fernandez on Spain's national team.

Despite his commitment to the SuperMotocross World Championship, which finishes in Missouri five days prior to the Motocross of Nations' launch, Prado will race for Spain for the eighth time. Under his leadership, Spain secured its best result (fourth) in 2024. Prado's won his individual class once (in MX2 in 2018).

Farres, the current leader of the MX2 division in the FIM Motocross World Championship, will ensure that Prado is flanked by a potential victor. Fernandez too will be capable of an individual podium in the Open class. Without doubt, this marks Spain's strongest entry into the Monster Energy FIM Motocross of Nations.

"We have Jorge, who needs no introduction. For me, he's the best Spanish rider of all time and he's currently in excellent form as he's demonstrating in the United States. Guillem Farres, the current MX2 leader, has become the man to beat in this category and will be a key player for our team. Ruben Fernandez is in MXGP's top five and always fights like a warrior until the checkered flag in a race as special as the Motocross of Nations." – Paco Rico (Team Manager)

The United States of America, The Netherlands and France are the prominent countries that are yet to confirm a line-up.