Even more winners in the additional rankings

In addition to the rider classifications in the four racing classes ADAC MX Masters, ADAC MX Youngster Cup, ADAC MX Junior Cup 125 and ADAC MX Junior Cup 85, there will also be numerous additional classifications in 2025 in which riders and teams can win attractive cash and non-cash prizes. These include winners in the Red Bull Holeshot classification, the Bridgestone Rookie of the Year classification and the team classification.

Red Bull Holeshot

A good start puts you in the best possible position for a successful race. Red Bull pays the fees for the fast starters of the year for the starting position in the ADAC MX Masters and the junior classes in the following season. In 2024, Max Nagl, Bence Pergel, Gyan Doensen and Lucas Leok were recognised as the best starters of the season.

Acerbis is the new partner for the Best Qualifier Award, which honours the best riders in qualifying © Photo: ADAC

Acerbis Best Qualifier Award

Since the 2025 season, the clothing and accessories brand Acerbis has been rewarding the fastest riders in the qualifying sessions of all four racing classes with the Acerbis Best Qualifier Award. The fastest qualifier in each class receives a voucher at each event - the best qualifiers of the season also receive high-quality prizes at the end of the year.

Bridgestone supports the ‘Rookies of the year’ at the end of the year, such as Aron Katona (l) and Luca Nierychlo recently © Photo: ADAC

Bridgestone Rookie of the year

With the support of tyre manufacturer Bridgestone, the Rookie of the Year award has been presented to the best newcomers in the ADAC MX Junior Cup 85 and 125 since the 2022 season. In these two junior classes, young riders are monitored throughout the season. Aron Katona and Luca Nierychlo each received a €500 bonus from Bridgestone for their performances last season.

GoldFren has a heart for the riders who have to qualify for the Last Chance race © Photo: ADAC

GoldFren Last Chance Race

GoldFren has a heart for the riders in the middle of the field and donates a voucher for a set of brake discs and brake pads for their motorbikes to the winners of the Last Chance races. The ADAC MX Masters and ADAC MX Youngster Cup classes start together in the Last Chance race, but are scored separately, so that each class winner is equipped by GoldFren.

Michael Spacek special prize

This honour was created by Stanislav Spacek, the owner of GoldFren, in memory of his son who died in an accident. This award is presented to people who have stood out due to their exceptional commitment, outstanding personality or special merits, including in the area of fair play. In 2024, the award went to Marcel Stauffer for his never-ending fighting spirit following a serious vertebral injury and his successful comeback after the injury.

Team and brand rankings

The ADAC MX Masters not only honours the performance of the riders, but also the teams. In the team classification, the best results of a team rider in each race class are added together. The KMP Honda Racing Team powered by Krettek won in 2024. In the new Young Talents team classification introduced in 2025, the best team results from the three junior classes are added together in addition to the classic team classification in order to support the focus of teams on good junior work.

Further prizes in kind

The series partners of the ADAC MX Masters will be offering many other non-cash prizes. Weber-Werke will be awarding motorbike lifts, workshop trolleys and toolboxes to the top three in the annual standings in the ADAC MX Junior Cup 125 and ADAC MX Junior Cup 85 classes. Ortema will honour the top three finishers in the ADAC MX Youngster Cup with a voucher for a high-quality product from its range.