The town of Quirihue is preparing to host an international Freestyle Motocross (FMX) exhibition, a motorsport discipline known for its spectacular jumps and aerial stunts. The event will take place on Friday, November 6, starting at 3:00 p.m. at the Plaza de Armas, as part of a solidarity event supporting Teletón 2026.
The show will feature riders Marco “Chino” González and Maravilla Aravena, Freestyle Motocross athletes arriving directly from Dubai after participating in an international tour that has taken them to countries including Italy, New Zealand, Australia, Japan, China and the United States.
Freestyle Motocross is a motorcycle sport in which riders perform aerial tricks using specially designed ramps to achieve height and distance. Spins, flips and other aerial maneuvers are part of a discipline that requires physical preparation, coordination, experience and exceptional motorcycle control.
The exhibition will bring this exciting motorsport discipline closer to the people of Ñuble, giving local residents and visitors an opportunity to experience a sport more commonly seen at international competitions and specialized events.
Quirihue Mayor Eduardo Redlich invited residents and visitors to attend the event, which will also feature the Monster promotional truck and several musical and artistic performances.
Special guests will include local musician Miguel Barriga, a member of the Chilean band Sexual Democracia. The program will also feature a tribute to Los Prisioneros, along with impersonators of Bad Bunny and Daddy Yankee.
Motorsport action continues throughout the weekend
Friday’s event will also mark the launch of the seventh round of the Gran Nacional Chile MX Championship, scheduled for Saturday, November 7, and Sunday, November 8, at Rancho Rentocura in Quirihue.
The town will therefore become a gathering point for motorsport enthusiasts throughout the weekend, bringing together international freestyle exhibitions and national motocross competition.
The program also aims to bring families together and encourage community participation through activities supporting Teletón 2026.
