MPS Agency is pleased to announce its presence at the leading international motorsport and motorcycle racing events throughout the 2026 season. Driven by passion and backed by strong expertise, the agency’s photographers will cover some of the most prestigious championships on the global calendar.
Through a distinctive blend of artistic vision and technical excellence, MPS Agency delivers high-impact imagery tailored to editorial, commercial, and institutional needs. The agency works in close collaboration with its clients to ensure visuals that are both compelling and aligned with their communication objectives.
In 2026, MPS Agency reaffirms its commitment to supporting brands, teams, organizers, and media partners by capturing and showcasing the most powerful moments of motorsport.
The 2026 edition of the Rétromobile show has just closed its doors and, once again, this unmissable event offered visitors the chance to admire some of the rarest and most priceless automobiles in the world. Celebrating its 50th edition, the Parisian show reaffirmed its status as a global temple of collectible automobiles. Among the “must-sees,” all the show’s usual icons were present: Ferrari 250 LM, F40, 250 GT Short Wheelbase, 1970s Porsche 911s, AC Cobra, pre-war Bugattis, the Jaguar E-Type, not to mention numerous cars that have made history at the 24 Hours of Le Mans.
Special mention goes to a truly historic moment: for the first time in France, the seven BMW Art Cars that competed in the 24 Hours of Le Mans were brought together. This exceptional exhibition offered a unique journey where leading contemporary artists met racing legends, blending art and competition in a way that only BMW can achieve.
The stand dedicated to Steve McQueen paid tribute to the love of speed that guided the life of this iconic actor of the 1960s and 1970s. On display were several of his legendary vehicles, including the 1961 Triumph TR6 from The Great Escape, the 1971 Husqvarna 400 Cross, the 1971 Honda 250 SRM, the legendary 1968 Ford Mustang Fastback V8, as well as the Dodge Charger from the film Bullitt. A true homage to a timeless figure of cinema and motorsport.
A major new feature of this anniversary edition was the introduction of the “Ultimate Supercar Garage,” complementing the traditional classic car exhibition. This spectacular space evoked the golden era when Bugatti, Ferrari, Pagani, or Aston Martin were ever-present at the Geneva or Paris motor shows. Showcasing modern hypercars and exceptional supercars, this area captivated both heritage enthusiasts and fans of contemporary performance.
A look back in images at this 50th edition of Rétromobile—more than ever under the banner of passion, history, and automotive emotion (see photo gallery).
As every year, InterClassics Car Show Maastricht opens the automotive show season with elegance and passion. For the 2026 edition, the event once again lived up to its promises, bringing together more than 300 exhibitors and nearly 800 exceptional vehicles.
From pre-war automobiles to timeless classics, including youngtimers, as well as contemporary sports and luxury cars, InterClassics offered a comprehensive panorama of the history and evolution of the automobile.
This year, the spotlight was particularly focused on Japanese sports and racing cars. True icons that have become legendary worldwide were showcased. From the refined Toyota 2000GT to the mythical and immensely powerful Mazda 787B, winner of the 24 Hours of Le Mans, the show paid a strong tribute to Japanese excellence, innovation, and automotive culture.
Through these emblematic models, InterClassics Maastricht celebrated a universe where performance meets design and reliability, leaving a lasting mark on the history of motorsport.
MPS Agency and its photographer Kristof Vermeulen invite you to relive the 2026 edition in images (Photo Gallery).
A reference work dedicated to the world’s most prestigious endurance race, the 24 Hours of Le Mans Annual has, over the years, established itself as an essential testament to the history of motorsport. Through a demanding editorial approach, it recounts with accuracy and rigor the events that unfold each year on the legendary Circuit de la Sarthe.
The 2025 edition offers a comprehensive and in-depth coverage of the 93rd running of the 24 Hours of Le Mans. Analytical texts, sporting insights and a carefully curated selection of images provide a structured and faithful account of the race’s key moments, while placing the sporting and technical challenges that shaped this edition into perspective.
We would like to thank Thibaut Villemant and Jean-Marc Teissèdre for their trust. The selection of several images produced by our team to illustrate this publication represents a meaningful recognition of our work. Through the quality of its content and production, this Annual once again confirms its status as a reference for enthusiasts, professionals and key stakeholders of the Le Mans classic.
As every year, Paris La Défense Arena welcomed the world’s top supercross stars for a spectacular weekend. Rising Australian talent Jett Lawrence and his brother Hunter, along with American riders Cooper Webb and Malcolm Stewart, came to challenge the best French competitors on their home soil.
The Paris arena roared throughout the event with the sound of SX1 and SX2 machines, delivering nonstop jumps, high-speed turns and intense battles — much to the delight of the French fans who filled the stands.
Under the eye of our photographer Frédéric Timores, American rider Malcolm Stewart ultimately claimed the title of King of Paris 2025, wrapping up a weekend full of adrenaline and outstanding performances. in Paris! Supercross at Paris La Défense Arena (Paris La Défense Arena photo library)
