An independent guide to Motocross The Game

Motocross The Game Wiki is an independent fan resource for Motocross The Game, the Unreal Engine 5 motocross simulator from Virtual MX Studios. The site is not affiliated with Virtual MX Studios, Steam or any partner brand mentioned in the game. Game names, logos and trademarks belong to their owners.

The site focuses on the parts of the game a rider actually has to solve: the first session, the controls, the workshop, the six launch tracks, online racing, the Dual Rating System and time attack. It is not a general gaming wiki, and it does not try to cover every genre or every release.

How pages are researched

Store facts come from the Steam listing and the official Motocross The Game website, including the about page, track list, roadmap and live time attack leaderboards. Feature claims are limited to what those sources state. Where the official material is silent, the page says so instead of filling the gap with a guess.

Riding and setup guidance is built from established motocross fundamentals and adapted to the systems Virtual MX Studios has described: separate bike and rider physics, 250F and 450F power models, gearing, suspension and tyre pressure tuning. The game launches in Early Access on November 16, 2026. Setup advice will be revised after launch when the current build can be tested directly. Until then, treat numbers as starting points, not as measured results.

Leaderboard times quoted on the site are snapshots. They are dated on the page because records move. A time that was competitive on November 10, 2026 may not be competitive a week later.

Corrections and updates

If a page is wrong, send the page URL, the patch number and what you observed. Corrections are applied to the page and reflected in its update date. The most useful reports include a screenshot or a short reproduction: which bike, which track, which setup value and what the bike did.

Contact: hello@motocross-the-game.wiki

Advertising and independence

The site may display advertising through third-party networks. Advertisers do not review, approve or influence guide content. No developer or publisher paid for coverage, and no page is written to satisfy an advertiser.