Motocross Racing Grip It and Rip It 2026 Advent Calendar

A motocross countdown in race-poster livery

The Motocross Racing Grip It and Rip It 2026 Advent Calendar holds 24 acrylic racing keepsakes behind die-cut windows. The vintage-styled box works as garage or den decor from the moment it arrives, before the first window is even opened.

What the Grip It and Rip It design shows

• Distressed cream, black and red graphics in a worn race-poster style.
• Bold block lettering, checkered flags and mountain scenery.
• A motocross rider mid-run on a dirt bike across the front panel.
• Acrylic pieces covering dirt bikes, helmets, trophies, pit equipment, tools, tyres and cones.

Materials and measurements

• Outer box: paper, with a plastic inner tray.
• Contents: 24 acrylic items, one behind each window.
• Box size: 13.5 × 18 × 3 cm, 135 g.
• Each acrylic item: 3.2 × 3.2 cm.
• Printing: double-sided acrylic print — one matte face, one glossy face.
• Display: perforated hanging tab and die-cut dotted windows.

Before you display the pieces

Each acrylic item ships with a protective film over the glossy face. Peel it away before you hang or stand the piece, or the print will look cloudy.

Who it suits

Riders, dirt-bike fans and anyone whose December decor leans closer to a race paddock than a snow globe. It works as a stocking-filler-sized gift that still lasts the whole month, and the finished set of 24 pieces suits a workshop shelf or a helmet display.

Questions about this racing countdown

Are all 24 pieces different?

The set works through the trackside kit — bikes, helmets, trophies, pit tools, tyres and cones — rather than repeating a single graphic across every window.

Can I stand the pieces up, or do they only hang?

They are flat acrylic cut-outs at 3.2 × 3.2 cm. They sit well on a shelf lip or in a small stand, and they are light enough to hang from a garland or a pegboard hook.

Does the box survive the countdown?

The windows tear open along die-cut lines, so the front panel will show that by day 24. The artwork panel and the acrylic pieces are what most buyers keep.

Can I keep it in a garage or workshop?

The acrylic pieces are unaffected by workshop conditions, but the outer box is paper — keep it off a damp floor or a bench that gets wiped down, or the printed panel will cockle.