News Summary
The 2026 Monster Energy SuperMotocross Championship kicks off at Angel Stadium in Anaheim, California, featuring 17 rounds across 16 cities. The season includes prominent venues such as Daytona International Speedway and marks the return of Supercross to Cleveland after 30 years. Expect thrilling competitions with top riders and several Triple Crown events scheduled. Fans can also anticipate local economic benefits as the championship promotes sports tourism, reinforcing community engagement.
Anaheim, California
The 2026 Monster Energy SuperMotocross Championship is set to kick off on January 10 at Angel Stadium in Anaheim, California. The opening round marks the first of 17 rounds in the series, which will take place in 16 cities across 13 states.
After Anaheim, the series will move to San Diego, California, followed by another round in Anaheim before making its way to Houston, Texas. The schedule includes additional stops in Glendale, Arizona; Seattle, Washington; and Arlington, Texas. The iconic Daytona International Speedway will also host its round on February 28, continuing the tradition of this prestigious venue.
Further locations featured in the schedule include Indianapolis, Indiana; Birmingham, Alabama; Detroit, Michigan; and St. Louis, Missouri. Notably, Nashville, Tennessee, is included once again, while Cleveland, Ohio, will make its return with a race at Huntington Bank Field, marking the first Supercross event in the city in over 30 years.
The season will conclude with rounds in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Denver, Colorado; and Salt Lake City, Utah on May 9. Notably, the Pro Motocross Championship will commence shortly after, starting on May 30 at Fox Raceway. This year’s championship arrangement introduces a two-week break between the Supercross finale and the start of Motocross, a shift designed to allow teams ample time for preparations.
Schedule Highlights
- Three Triple Crown events are slated for the season, with the first one taking place in Houston on January 31.
- East/West Showdowns are scheduled for Birmingham, St. Louis, and Salt Lake City.
- FanFest events are planned for all Supercross rounds, with the exception of Detroit.
- Tickets for the Supercross pre-sale begin on September 10, with public sales starting on October 7.
Competitive Landscape
Fans can expect top-tier competition as notable past champions including Jason Anderson, Eli Tomac, Chase Sexton, Cooper Webb, and Jett Lawrence are anticipated to participate. The 2026 250SX Class will showcase defending champions alongside emerging talents vying for the championship title.
The return of the Triple Crown format, which has received positive feedback since its introduction in 2018, aims to amplify the excitement for fans and enhance the competition experience.
Cleveland’s Economic Impact
As Cleveland heralds the Supercross events, local officials emphasize the potential economic boost to near businesses and tourism, highlighting the importance of community engagement and investment in sports.
Pro Motocross Details
The Pro Motocross series will feature its schedule, retaining traditional venues and formats, including 11 races and 22 motos planned for the upcoming season.
The full roster of events is designed to cater to the diverse interests of the motocross community while ensuring the continued growth and sustainability of the series across various states.
This announcement was celebrated in a press conference that included major announcements and appearances by racers, reinforcing the excitement surrounding the upcoming 2026 Monster Energy SuperMotocross Championship.
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Additional Resources
- Motocross: 2026 SuperMotocross Schedule Revealed
- Wikipedia: Motocross
- NBC Sports: SuperMotocross 2026 Schedule
- Google Search: SuperMotocross Championship
- MX Vice: 2026 SuperMotocross Calendar Announced
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Supercross
- Racer X Online: Watch 2026 Supercross Schedule Announcement
- Google News: Supermotocross 2026 News
- Supercross Live: Haiden Deegan Moves Up for 2026
- Google Scholar: Supermotocross
- MX1 Onboard: 2026 AMA Supercross & Pro Motocross Schedule
Author: Anaheim Staff Writer
Anaheim Staff Writer The Anaheim Staff Writer represents the experienced team at HEREAnaheim.com, your go-to source for actionable local news and information in Anaheim, Orange County, and beyond. Specializing in "news you can use," we cover essential topics like product reviews for personal and business needs, local business directories, politics, real estate trends, neighborhood insights, and state news affecting the area—with deep expertise drawn from years of dedicated reporting and strong community input, including local press releases and business updates. We deliver top reporting on high-value events such as major conventions at the Anaheim Convention Center, including NAMM and VidCon, exciting games at Angel Stadium and Honda Center, and developments at Disneyland Resort Our coverage extends to key organizations like the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce and Visit Anaheim, plus leading businesses in hospitality, entertainment, and innovation that power the local economy As part of the broader HERE network, including HERECostaMesa.com, HEREHuntingtonBeach.com, HERESantaAna.com, and HERELosAngeles.com, we provide comprehensive, credible insights into Southern California's dynamic landscape.
