

Pirelli has officially launched the SCORPION MX32 MID SOFT, the next-generation motocross racing tyre, designed to push performance boundaries while staying true to the company’s legacy of excellence in the FIM Motocross World Championship. The new tyre builds upon Pirelli’s 82 world titles since 1980 and aims to deliver superior grip, durability, and handling across various off-road conditions.
The SCORPION MX32 MID SOFT is part of Pirelli’s SCORPION MX range, specifically engineered for medium-soft terrain—from loose dirt to compact soil. Designed for both professional racers and motocross enthusiasts, this latest iteration improves upon its predecessor with advanced tread patterns, compounds, and structural innovations.
The new tyre made an immediate impact, debuting at the Internationals of Italy Motocross, where it played a key role in the victories of Tim Gajser in MX1 and Andrea Adamo in MX2. The tyre will also be featured in the 2025 World Championship, equipping some of the top riders in the sport.

The SCORPION MX32 MID SOFT brings several improvements aimed at refining control, stability, and longevity:
✔ Enhanced Braking Performance
✔ Superior Cornering Precision
✔ Increased Traction & Acceleration
✔ Versatile Performance Across Medium-Hard Terrain
The SCORPION MX32 MID SOFT features a completely redesigned tread compound, ensuring:
Pirelli’s commitment to high-performance motocross tyres is also reflected in the premium design elements, including:
Pirelli has made the SCORPION MX32 MID SOFT available in a variety of sizes to suit different racing needs:
Pirelli’s SCORPION MX range has long been the choice of world champions and amateur riders alike. The collection includes:
With a track record of dominating world motocross championships, Pirelli continues to push the boundaries of innovation, durability, and rider confidence. The SCORPION MX32 MID SOFT not only continues this tradition but elevates performance standards in motocross racing.
For more details on the SCORPION MX32 MID SOFT, visit Pirelli’s official website.
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