This year, for the 5th time, the Provincial Motorbike Association Benguela (Angola) confirmed that 2 of their best MX-Riders wish to partcipate at the "Inter-Series” in Windhoek. Namibia Construction, the reputable partner in the Building Industry, took over the patronage for Angola. Namibia Construction was instrumental in building the Kiddies-track in the beginning of the year 2006. For the past 4 years Namibia Construction is always lending a helping hand, when support is needed.

E-Med is a true supporter of motocross for the last 4 years already. They support mx-racing by having paramedics at each and every national at subsidised rates available. It is therefore that E-MED becomes the patrons for Team-USA who will be represented by an American student named Keith Weaver.

Andreas Brendel, proprietor at AB Construction, has himself a Flattrack, Motocross and Enduro background, therefore he fully understood the situation when Dutchman Mart de Jong required some assistance to race again in Namibia. Andreas offered him his bike as well as accomodation.

The distributors of the „Jägermeister“ brand are engaged in mx-racing for the 3rd year already. At Gallina the afterrace-party is traditionally known as the Jägermeister-Party amongst the Windhhoek Youths. In 2006 they even went further and sponsored individual mx-riders like Ronnie Adams, Shawn Bruwer and Jose Teixeira. Jägermeister, being a German product, it was quite obvious that they would become the sponsors of the German-Team.

Namibia's own Airliner Air Namibia has become one of the main sponsors over the past three years who, with their enormous contribution, make this Moto Cross event possible. Seven years ago Acting Senior Manager Marketing & Business Development, Corne de Waal, monitored the activities of the Windhoek Moto Cross Club. He saw all the articles published by the Namibia print-media and by pure accident he found some articles towards the Inter-Series on web-pages throughout the world. He learnt that this Inter-Series is the biggest Moto Cross event on the African continent and sixth month later the WMCC became a partner of Air Namibia.