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The biggest indoor dirt bike series in the world: seventeen Saturday nights in NFL stadiums from Anaheim in January to the Salt Lake City finale in May. The 250SX class splits into East and West regions that meet only at the Showdown.

America's outdoor national series: eleven Saturdays of two-moto racing on the toughest tracks in the country, from Fox Raceway in California to the Ironman finale in Indiana. Feeds into the SuperMotocross playoffs.

The post-season that settles SuperMotocross. Points from Supercross and Pro Motocross carry into three September rounds on hybrid tracks that blend stadium and outdoor sections, with the title decided at the Final.

Held every November at Glen Helen Raceway since the mid-1980s (the 2025 running was billed as the '41st Annual', putting the first edition around 1985), the World Vet Motocross Championship is the marquee annual event for riders 25 and over of every ability level, not a multi-round points series, but a single headline weekend, part of the venue's own 'Glen Helen Classics' calendar of annual traditions alongside the AMA Pro National and the 2-Stroke World MX Championship. Current-title sponsor is Dubya USA (raced as the 'Dubya World Vet MX Championships'). It pairs the individual championship with the World Vet Cup of Nations, a team competition where four-rider squads race under their national flag. The 2025 edition drew entrants from over 20 countries: 874 riders on Glen Helen's own published entry list, ~45% of them from outside the US. The 2026 dates moved: an older Glen Helen Facebook post cited Oct 30–Nov 1, but the event's own nav link on glenhelen.com now gives Nov 6–8, 2026.

National championship vintage motocross, contested on a period-correct grass track with table-top jumps as one discipline of the AMA Vintage Grand Championship, run each year during AMA Vintage Motorcycle Days at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course. A single annual multi-day weekend event (not a multi-round series). Class winners are recognized as AMA Vintage National Champions, alongside sibling disciplines road racing, hare scrambles, trials and a round of the AMA Vintage Flat Track National Championship Series held nearby at Ashland County Fairgrounds.

The national, top-tier arenacross championship in North America, promoted by AX Promotions under AMA sanction and recognized by FIM North America, with rounds across the US and Canada each winter.

The biggest amateur race in the world, and the one every American pro has ridden. Six days at Loretta Lynn's Ranch in Tennessee, 1,500+ riders across 36 classes, all of whom earned their spot through a nationwide qualifying process.

A 20+ year running endurance-format motocross series at Glen Helen Raceway: 6-Hour, 10-Hour and 24-Hour team races, among the top endurance events in the western US.

A six-round 2026 points series at BCMX Adventure Park in Cambridge, MN, formerly Cambridge MX. Riders count their best 5 of 6 finishes toward year-end awards.

Grassroots outdoor motocross points series racing a 'west Kentucky circuit' of club tracks (Acen's MX/Almo, West Kentucky Motocross/Cunningham, Echo Valley MX/Sebree, plus Back 40 Motocross in Bradford TN, which has no 2026 date). Round numbering reaches at least 12 for the 2026 season. A predecessor 'Bluegrass Series'/'Kentucky State Motocross Championship' traces back to at least 2010.

Local Saturday-club points series at Arizona Cycle Park, split into a Spring and Fall block of 4 rounds each (8 total in 2026), best-6-motos scoring, 3-of-4-round minimum per block to qualify for series overall. This 'SMX' stands for 'Saturday MotoCross Racing' at this one track and is unrelated to the national Monster Energy SMX World Championship.

Statewide Ohio county-fair motocross series (8 rounds in 2026) run by promoter VIVA Ohio MX, one round per county fairground across northeast/central Ohio. Same OMXA-membership requirement and organizer as VIVA's Driven MX Motocross Series, which runs alongside it.

Alaska's statewide amateur motocross title, co-organized jointly by three Lions-affiliated clubs, Anchorage Racing Lions, Kenai Peninsula Racing Lions, and Fairbanks Motorcycle Racing Lions (FMRL), rotating through their three home tracks with two rounds (a Saturday/Sunday pair) per venue visit. There is no single home club. Rounds 5-6, the Fairbanks-area leg at Polar Roller Raceway, run Jul 4-5 2026; the schedule's text table misprints them as "04.04.26"/"04.05.26", but its own calendar grid marks that July Sat/Sun in the State Race color.

In-house club points series at a single Oregon track, run March through August each year.

Indoor arenacross series organized by Eugene MX Park, returning for 2026 for the first time since 2020; opening rounds at the Linn County Fairgrounds in Albany, OR, then remaining rounds at the Oregon State Fairgrounds in Salem, OR.

Statewide 2026 amateur motocross points series run by AMA District 17 (the district club council covering Illinois) across ~7 anchor venues, building to the AMA D17 Illinois Motocross State Championship at MC MotoPark, Mount Carroll.

Statewide 2026 amateur stadium-motocross points series run by AMA District 17 at small local Illinois tracks (mostly Friday-night racing), distinct from the AMA Supercross national tour, run alongside the District's own MX series. Rounds are billed as 'Sx' but race at small local tracks (Joliet Motosports, Moto Pro Inc, Jenneration MX) rather than AMA-Supercross-tier stadiums.

A single-day (two moto) AMA-titled New Hampshire state championship race, run annually at Winchester Speedpark with a Saturday open-practice day ahead of Sunday's title race. It crowns a state champion in one event rather than running a season of points-paying rounds. Distinct from NESC (New England Sports Committee), which also races at Winchester Speedpark on other weekends. The date moves year to year (May 25-26 in 2024, September 20-21 in 2025, September 19-20 in 2026), but the venue has stayed Winchester Speedpark across all three confirmed editions.

District 16's Off-Road program is one combined points chase covering Enduro, Sprint Enduro, GP and Hare Scrambles under two directors (Dan Fortman for Enduro, Grady Smith for HS/GP). Only the Enduro and Sprint Enduro rounds appear here; the GP and Hare Scrambles rounds share the same calendar but are a different discipline. Essentially all of the 2026 Enduro rounds are hosted outside Wisconsin/Michigan, in Indiana and Minnesota, via reciprocal joint-district point-sharing with D14, D17 and D23, a common structure in AMA off-road racing.

Youth minicross racing for Mini and Stacyc classes at Glen Helen Raceway.

AMP/GFI Motocross's annual fall/winter traveling series across its Northern California partner tracks. Despite the "Triple Crown" name, the round count and venue mix have varied by year: 6 rounds across 3 venues in 2022 (Argyll, Oatfield, MMX Racing), 2 rounds in one weekend at Argyll only in 2024, and 4 rounds across 4 venues (Oatfield, Argyll, MMX, E-Street) in 2025. Only two legs are posted for the 2026 season: Round 1 at Oatfield Raceway on Sep 19, and a 3-day "Triple Crown Race Weekend" at Argyll MX Park, Oct 23-25, with practice Friday and racing Saturday and Sunday. The Argyll weekend counts as rounds 2 and 3, one per race day, matching the literal "Triple Crown" (3-round) name and the 2024 pattern of two rounds across one Saturday/Sunday weekend at a single venue, though AMP does not number the two Argyll days itself. No further 2026 rounds have been posted, at MMX Racing or E-Street MX Park (both used in past years) or anywhere else.

Single-track club points series run by Aztec Motocross in partnership with the City of Aztec; 10 rounds, best-7-of-10 counts toward season awards.

Anchorage Racing Lions' own single-venue local points series at their home track (Jodphur Motocross Track, inside Kincaid Park, Anchorage; managed under agreement with Municipality of Anchorage Parks & Recreation), interleaved with the Alaska State Motocross Championship and KPRL City rounds on a shared club calendar. Rounds run as Saturday/Sunday doubleheader pairs plus a single closer and a makeup day. The club's own site, anchorageracinglions.com, has a broken security certificate, so its Facebook page (facebook.com/arlalaska) is the working way in.

AMA District 23-sanctioned Minnesota motocross championship run by ARMCA, split into North/Central/South regional flights racing simultaneously across the season, with three bonus-points Premier Events. Motorcycle MX only (ARMCA also runs a parallel Quad/ATV MX schedule, which is a different discipline and excluded here). ARMCA publishes no round numbers, so each weekend is named by its region and venue instead. The 7/18 Millville date is non-points because AMA Pro Motocross's Spring Creek National runs at that same venue that weekend. The 5/16-5/17 Cambridge weekend doubles as an AMA Amateur National Area Qualifier feeding Loretta Lynn's.

A ten-round 2026 motocross points series at Joliet Motosports Park in Wilmington, IL, sponsored by Express Powersports.

Vintage-to-vet motocross club racing natural-terrain courses styled after how tracks used to be laid out, spanning pre-linkage/pre-disk-brake vintage classes through modern bikes and 40+/50+/60+ age brackets. Runs primarily at Glen Helen Raceway.

Amateur motocross state championship series racing across a rotating pool of tracks in Arkansas and adjacent eastern Oklahoma; beginner-to-pro classes.

An 8-round AMA-sanctioned Texas amateur motocross series run by Motoplayground, with a Pro-Am class layered onto alternating (even) rounds. Two rounds per weekend across four venues: Swan MX (Tyler), Rafter S MX (Malakoff), Iron Dog Motorsports Park (New Ulm) and Oak Hill Raceway (Alvord). It runs every year, and the 2024-25 season used a different venue rotation. The schedule shown is the completed Dec 2025-Feb 2026 season; the 2026-27 dates are not out yet, so check the official site before planning around any of them.

The Labor Day weekend institution of Michigan motocross. Four days at Baja Acres in Millington pack amateur, pro-am and women’s pro racing into one AMA championship weekend, with camping, freestyle and a concert alongside the track.

8-round 2026 amateur motocross points series rotating across four South Carolina tracks: SCMX (Batesburg), DNA MX (Saluda), Pineville MX Park (Pineville), and Strawberry Hill Motocross Raceway (Fountain Inn). Distinct from the SCMX Summer Series despite sharing the SCMX venue for two of its rounds.

Northern Nevada's regional motocross championship, run by non-profit Battle Born Motocross (BBMX), based in Reno, NV. Self-described as an 11+ round annual championship split into a Spring Series and a Fall Series, racing mainly at Stead MX in Reno, NV plus Fernley, NV and several Sacramento-area California venues (Marysville, Rancho Cordova). Dates are out for 6 of the 11+ rounds, 5 Spring and 1 Fall; the rest, Fall Round 1 included, have not been published.

AMA District 12's under-the-lights companion series to the D12MX Stateline Championship Series, run at the same two host tracks but as its own distinct points program (a rider can run one, the other, or both). It alternates almost every week between Delta Raceway in northwest Ohio and Milan MX (on the historic Milan Dragway grounds, formerly Twisted MX / Milan Cycle City) in southeast Michigan. The 'border' in the name is the Ohio-Michigan state line the series straddles. 20 rounds in 2026, night racing under lights for rounds 1-18, then two Saturday full-track double-points rounds (Milan Round 19, Delta Round 20 as the finale) to close the season instead of the usual evening card.

10-round AMA District 23 / ARMCA club championship at Berm Benders Raceway in Brook Park, MN, a ninth ARMCA-affiliated Minnesota venue not covered by the district-wide ARMCA Minnesota schedule. Riders need 7 of 10 starts to qualify, best 8 finishes count, and the top 5 per class take awards at a season-ending banquet with bike giveaways. Running continuously since at least 2022.

One of four Victory Sports Racing series touring a shared pool of Southeastern tracks; 12 of 20 scheduled rounds count toward series awards, with several weekends doubling as state championships shared across the BIG, MEGA and ULTRA series.

8-round 2026 amateur motocross points series touring tracks across Florida, Georgia and South Carolina. The series posts the full round-by-round schedule on its own site. Three of the eight rounds are at Georgia tracks: Southern Training Facility & Raceway (Bainbridge), Georgia Practice Facility (Cairo), and Alma MX Park (Alma).

Single-venue season-long amateur motocross points championship at BRO MX (Berkshire Riders Organization) in North Adams, MA, with over $325,000 in 2026 contingency and a published rulebook; distinct from one-off events at the same track (OctoBRO Triple Crown, Garage 83 Race, ACR Vintage Race, open practice).

Maryland-anchored regional amateur MX series in its 5th season (2026), opening and mid-seasoning at Budds Creek Motocross Park, with rounds at Tomahawk MX (WV), Promisedland MX (MD) and Elizabeth City (NC).

Track-house points series at East Bend Motorsports in East Bend, North Carolina, an 8-round fall championship with over $60,000 in total prizes and a real carrot at the top: win your class and you race the entire 2027 Spring Series free, at every round, plus a number-1 plate and jacket. Riders must start 6 of the 8 rounds to be eligible and only the best 7 count, giving anyone who runs all 8 a throw-away round. Early rounds (through Round 4) run an afternoon timetable (gates 1pm); from Round 5 on (Oct 17) the whole day moves earlier as daylight shortens. Round 1 has already run and its date is no longer published anywhere, so the schedule picks up at Round 2 (Sep 5, 2026, the 26th Annual Gold Cup Race). The track is at 1036 Speedway Dr, East Bend, NC.

Large multi-round (15+ rounds/season) amateur motocross points series rotating across a network of NC/SC/TN tracks (Big Oak MX, Cathey's Creek MX, 221 MX, Top Gun MX, Muddy Creek Raceway, Iron City Motorsports Park, Travelers Rest Speedway/TR MX).

Long-running regional club points series (active since at least 2021) racing at multiple eastern-NC tracks; riders qualify for an end-of-season banquet/trophies. There is no single official master schedule page: dates go up on its Facebook and Instagram pages.

A monthly vintage-class club race on Waco Eagles MX Park's Back Track in Riesel, TX, run every third Sunday of the month through 2026 (practice 9-10am, racing from ~10am). Not a round-numbered championship. Waco Eagles' own schedule page frames it as a recurring date range ('January 18, 2026 - December 20, 2026') rather than a points series, so weekends here carry no round number. Five 2026 dates are named outright on Waco Eagles' own calendar (Jan 18, Sep 20, Oct 18, Nov 15, Dec 20); the other seven months follow the same 'third Sunday of the month' rule. Call-before-you-haul line: 254-875-9955.

Seven-round amateur motocross series at Washougal Motocross Park, the natural-terrain Pacific Northwest track that has hosted the AMA Pro Motocross Washougal National for 40 years. All Classic 7 rounds are AMA-sanctioned and run by Washougal MX Park, LLC; riders who compete and finish 5 of 7 rounds qualify for the Series End Awards.

Single-track club points series at Elevation Motocross, a small family-owned mountain track in Brasstown, NC entering its third year of operation in 2026. Eleven weekend race dates from March through October, with Saturday kids/quads and Sunday big-bike motos.

Grassroots family motocross points series, 'CMMX Series presented by Denny Menholt Chevrolet', 13 rounds across 7 weekends in central/western Montana plus one weekend in Spokane, WA; final round doubles as the Montana State Motocross Championship at Last Chance Raceway, Helena.

The official website of AMA District 3 (est. 1974), running a full points-paying motocross season across Central New York tracks (Paradox, High Voltage Hills, Utica-Rome MX, Broome-Tioga, Pavillion, Area 51) plus two 'dual district' rounds at Palmyra, NY and Burlington MX in Pennsylvania. Hosts the 2026 New York State Motocross Championships (Aug 21-23) at High Voltage Hills, and runs sub-series bracketing such as the 'Battle of NY' rounds and double-points races. Class champions (2025) listed on-site by name/class.

Club-tier small-bike (pit bike / mini-bike class) outdoor motocross series run by Black Diamond Promotions on its own dedicated site (coloradopitbike.com), presented by FactoryMinibikes.com. Requires a separate series membership plus per-round race-day sign-up. Runs at Colorado Front Range venues, IMI Motorsports (Dacono), Arapahoe County Fairgrounds, Jeffco (Jefferson County) Fairgrounds, Douglas County Fairgrounds and Colorado National Speedway, several of which also host Black Diamond Promotions' full-size supercross rounds and RMRA's amateur SX series on separate dates. Separate from the RMRA MX/SX series: different operator, different site, no shared branding.

Night-racing points series on Arizona Cycle Park's National Night Track, 3 rounds, 2-moto format with best-6-motos scoring; riders must race all 3 rounds to qualify for series overall.

Northeastern-Ohio/Western-Pennsylvania club running near-year-round racing across Motocross, Harescramble and Flat Track. Its motocross calendar is a 21-round 2026 season across four club tracks.

AMA District 12's flagship 13-round 2026 championship across Northern Ohio, SE Michigan and NE Indiana, titled the River Raisin Powersports Kawasaki Stateline Championship Series. Only Round 6 (Tri-State Motorcycle Club, Butler) is in Indiana; the rest are Ohio/Michigan.

AMA District 13's regional motocross/supercross points series, self-described as "Virginia's Premier Motocross Racing Series"; races across VA, NC, MD, WV, TN and SC, several rounds doubling as state championships co-sanctioned with MAMA/Capitol Cup/Victory Sports MEGA.

AMA District 14's own multi-round enduro championship, run as a separate 'ENDURO' division distinct from the district's motocross division. Requires D14 membership to score points; best 6 of 7 events count, minimum 5 events for year-end eligibility. Seven rounds in 2026 across host clubs in Indiana, Michigan and Ohio.

Season-long amateur motocross points series run by AMA District 14 (the AMA-chartered off-road district covering Michigan) across its ~11 sanctioned Michigan tracks, most weekends March–November, with Sunday programs at select weekends awarding State Championship points (plus a D14 Women's Crown Series class run alongside).

District-wide season-long amateur motocross points series run by AMA District 16 across its Wisconsin and Upper-Peninsula-Michigan tracks, with 31 scheduled race days from April through October 2026 (some flagged non-points/exhibition days). Two branded sub-series ride subsets of these same rounds and award their own season champions: the Southern Cup (Aztalan Cycle Club and Sugar Maple MX Park, Wisconsin-only) and Superior MX (Pine Ridge, Xmas Motorsports Park, Range Motocross and Valley Raceway, Upper Peninsula Michigan).

District 17's own multi-round Enduro Championship, run by a rotating set of D17-affiliated clubs across Illinois and neighboring states; points hosted externally via midwestenduros.com and linked from the district's official points page.

District 17's own multi-round Observed Trials Championship, distinct from the district's Motocross/Stadium Motocross program, run mainly by NITRO/FCR-affiliated clubs across Illinois with one round in Iowa.

Separate, points-paying multi-round enduro program run by the same AMA District 23 / ARMCA umbrella that also sanctions the district's motocross program. Six club-hosted rounds across Minnesota, Wisconsin and Iowa in 2026, with their own points archive. ARMCA's 2026 schedule lists enduro as its own dedicated section, separate from the district's motocross schedule.

AMA District 2's regional motocross championship, racing at seven tracks across NJ/MD/PA/WV/NY; Raceway Park (Englishtown, NJ) and Field of Dreams (Millville, NJ) are the series' anchor venues (riders need 3+ races at each to qualify for year-end awards), with single rounds at Budds Creek MD, Tomahawk MX WV, Pagoda MX PA and Walden MX NY. 'RPMX' is Raceway Park's own venue branding for its D2MX rounds (dual-scored 'RPMX & D2MX Points' on the same dates), not a separate series. Round 15 (Sep 5–6, Raceway Park) doubles as the New Jersey State Championship; two rounds are co-scored 'D2/D6 Combo' races with AMA District 6's Henrietta Classic Series.

AMA District 36 (Northern California / Eastern Nevada) runs a full sprint-enduro (and companion family-enduro) program across Northern California clubs, on a multi-round 2026 calendar published by the district itself. District 36 runs no motocross program: its disciplines are cross country, dirt track, enduro/family enduro, hill climb, and off-road grand prix.

AMA District 6's observed-trials program, run as a distinct discipline from the D6 Henrietta Classic Series motocross championship. District 6's own site (amadistrict6.com) lists 'Moto Trials' as one of six separate named Disciplines sections, each with its own director. Moto Trials has its own director (Travis Fox) and its own dedicated site, d6trials.com, which runs a live Teamup event calendar and posts flyers/results for individual 2026 rounds. It runs a full points championship, with 2025 final season points posted and the 2026 season under way.

Dade City Raceway's own numbered points series, run at the Pasco County Fairgrounds under lights every race Saturday. The 2026 season is billed on-site as the '47th Annual Saturday Night Championship Racing Schedule'. 21 rounds run roughly every one to three weeks (not literally weekly; the calendar skips weeks around holidays and when the track instead hosts the separate Florida Gold Cup round), with points paid across all 36 classes toward an end-of-year awards banquet. Distinct from the track-hopping Florida Gold Cup and The Florida Motocross Series: this is Dade City's own single-venue series, always at the same fairgrounds track.

Track-house points series run entirely at Daniels Ridge MX in Taylorsville, North Carolina. The track's all-lighted, full-sprinkler layout is what lets a 12-round series run Sunday afternoons straight through the Carolina winter into February. Riders must start 10 of the 12 rounds to qualify for series-end awards, and only the best 10 finishes count (race all 12 and your worst two are dropped; race 11 and one is dropped). $5 of every entry fee at every round goes into a payback pot split among the top five in each class at season's end, on top of trophy/merchandise awards through 10th. Daniels Ridge also runs a separate Saturday-night Spring-Summer series at the same track, a different points chase from this Fall-Winter one. The track is at 641 Daniels Ridge Rd, Taylorsville, NC.

Long-running annual vintage/GP-style motocross festival at Glen Helen Raceway over Thanksgiving weekend, presented by Red Bull and organized by Fasthouse/Day in the Dirt, LLC. The 2026 edition (Nov 27-29) is billed as the 28th running ('Red Bull Day in the Dirt #28'). It is a single non-points signature weekend, not a season-long championship, and it is not a round of anything: listings that number it 'Round 2' of a 'Glen Helen Classics calendar' are just counting Glen Helen's unrelated headline traditions (the World Vet Motocross Championship among them) in order.

House youth/mini series run on Delta Raceway's dedicated Junior MX track, distinct from the venue's D12MX-branded Battle of the Border (Saturday night) and Stateline (Sunday day) series and from the separate Friday-night Delta Pitbike Poker Series at the same park. Ten rounds run roughly every two weeks from mid-May through Halloween weekend 2026, each a single Saturday afternoon session (7am-3pm). Round 4 falls on Jul 11, 2026. Rounds 1-7 are listed with their dates on deltamxpark.com and on the track's iRaceReady series-points page.

Friday-night pit-bike house series at Delta Raceway, run the evening before most of the park's other weekend series (Jr Track Championship, Battle of the Border night racing). Riders build a season-long poker hand across the rounds they enter; per the event listing, a rider must compete in at least 6 of the 8 scheduled rounds to remain eligible for the season-end pit-bike prize draw. All 8 rounds of the 2026 season, spanning mid-May to end-October, are individually dated on deltamxpark.com's own event pages.

AMA-sanctioned amateur motocross at Diamond Park in Lakefield, Minnesota, home of the Upper Midwest Diamond Series. Run by promoter Dale Ackermann under Diamond Park MX LLC.

Statewide Ohio motocross series (14 rounds in 2026) run by promoter VIVA Ohio MX across five tracks: Western Reserve MC (Salem), Driven Mx Training (Berlin Center), Honda Hills (Thornville), Mansfield Speedway (Mansfield), Ohio International Raceway (Ravenna), and Nap City MX (Lisbon). Racing requires an Ohio Motocross Association (OMXA) membership. The association's old site, omxa.net, is now squatted and redirects to a gambling site, but its membership requirement lives on through this promoter series.

Single-venue youth motocross/ATV/pit-bike club points series at Durhamtown Off-Road Resort (formerly Durhamtown Plantation), Union Point, GA. AMA membership required to compete.

AMA District 7's dedicated enduro program, run by the East Coast Enduro Association across Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia, New York and New Jersey. ECEA is a shared regional promoter (it also serves neighboring districts) and its 2026 calendar mixes enduro with hare scramble, dual sport and FastKIDZ events at member clubs. Only the enduro rounds appear here.

4-round Southern California amateur motocross series (Inland Empire + Joshua Tree), winter/spring segment of the CMXRS/Swapmoto Race Series season.

Distinctly-branded companion series to the Main Event Championship Series, run at the same three Central Texas venues one calendar day after each Main Event round; 'EMX' most likely reads as 'Elite Motocross,' matching Lone Star MX's own self-description as an Elite Motocross Training facility.

Western New York regional motocross series running concurrent Ultra/Mega/Stacyc/Battle sub-series off one shared schedule of raceday weekends, plus a separate hare-scramble series in a different discipline. 18 motocross rounds make up the 2026 season (2 of them 2-day: a NYS Championships weekend and a season-closing "CAN AM" weekend), with 3 more dates still TBD as of the schedule's 05/14/26 revision. The named venues are Area 51 Motocross (Batavia NY) and Pavilion MX (Pavilion NY). "Palmyra" on the official schedule is very likely Hogback Hill Motocross (Palmyra NY). Three other schedule venues, "Burlington MX", "Utica Rome" and "High Voltage", have no town published: a Pennsylvania "High Voltage MX Park" (Ford City PA) exists but is roughly 4 hours from the other Western NY venues, and the schedule labels that round "NYS Championships", which points to a New York venue instead.

Single-track club night-race points series at Evansville MX Park in Berwick, PA, branded 'Supercross' but run at an outdoor MX park rather than a stadium. The 2026 calendar runs 9 rounds, and the track's results database carries season archives back through 2023-2025.

AMA-sanctioned amateur points series run by Unlimited Sports MX across a rotating five-venue Florida pool; riders must race all 5 rounds to qualify for the overall series championship. Sister series to Florida Winter AM (same promoter, same 5-venue rotation, run six months apart).

A touring amateur motocross series racing across Florida, from the Panhandle down to the Gulf Coast, anchored by a season-opening and season-closing weekend at Orlando MX Park.

56th Annual Florida Winter AM, AMA-sanctioned amateur points series run by Unlimited Sports MX in the winter months across the same 5-venue Florida rotation as Florida Gold Cup. Sister series to Florida Gold Cup (same promoter, same venue pool, run six months apart).

A new electric-motorcycle motocross series launched in 2026 by American Electric Racing, run at Glen Helen Raceway's Arroyo Vet Track. Some listings carry the track-side label "Freedom Electric Racing"; the organizer's own site and event copy ("Opening Round of The Freedom Series") call it "The Freedom Series". Only two rounds are posted for the inaugural 2026 season, both at the same venue roughly a month apart, and no full-season calendar is out yet.

Recurring evening pit-bike and youth race night at Pymatuning Holeshot Raceway (Pyma MX) in Linesville, PA, distinct from the same track's points-scored Outlaw MX Series, which runs as its own championship. The 2026 season opens as the 'Party at Pyma' weekend kickoff on Thursday July 3, then runs two further evenings on September 18 and October 16. No round numbers are published, so it reads as an unscored practice and race night rather than a points championship. Nothing is listed for May, June or August, and nothing beyond October 16, so those three dates are the season.

Season-long amateur motocross points series hosted entirely at Moriarty Motocross NM ("the largest moto compound in New Mexico"), 38 Martin Road, Moriarty, NM, a single-venue club series with Main and Mini tracks, 2-moto format, Saturday practice / Sunday race weekends. The 2026 season ran at least 8 rounds from mid-May through mid-September. The AMA's amateur-motocross index lists this venue under the label "New Mexico State Championship," but nothing on the operator's own site at moriartymx.com, its Trackside registration page or its social pages uses that name: the series calls itself the "Full Throttle Race Series."

Oregon amateur/pro-am motocross points series rotating between three Oregon tracks (Albany, White City, Coos County); likely the renamed successor to the 2024-2025 'Oregon State Series' run by the same organizers at the same three venues.

Vintage motocross club series with a full 8-round 2026 calendar across Nebraska, Iowa, and South Dakota.

Grassroots outdoor motocross points series at Greenville MX (Muhlenberg County Agriculture Center), Powderly KY, run by Full Potential Race Promotions. Numbered from Round 1, with rounds 3-6 dated for the 2026 season (July, Aug, Sept, Oct). The promoter's own site describes it as a 5-round-counting series ("must run all 5 rounds") even though a Round 6 appears on the calendar. The same promoter also runs a related "Western Kentucky Arenacross" indoor series, which has no dates out.

A regional touring arenacross series produced by Motorhead Events, running AMA-sanctioned doubleheader weekends across the central US each winter.

South Dakota leg of AMA District 30, run by the historic Jackpine Gypsies Motorcycle Club (founders of the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally) at their Sturgis track. Three rounds in 2026: an opening round, a Loretta Lynn's regional qualifier weekend, and an AMA SD State Championship round held during the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally.

2026 amateur motocross points series held entirely at H5 MX Compound in Manning, SC. At least five rounds run: Rounds 1-2 have their own event pages, and registration for Round 5 opened in late August 2026.

Grassroots Flathead-area Montana motocross points series run via a public Facebook group (est. 2018, 3.7K members) administered by Bruce Holler and Jenny Nygren. What "HCMA" stands for is not spelled out anywhere, and there is no website (hcmamt.org is an unrelated parked domain). The schedule comes from the group's own 'Here is our updated 2026 schedule!' post: four weekends, no round numbers. An earlier version of the 2026 schedule also carried a Great Falls MT round and a Helena MT round at 'Bummer MX', so more dates may yet appear.

Utah regional amateur motocross series; 2026 is a rebrand and statewide expansion of the previous Carbon Emery MX series (which was based around Price, southeastern Utah) to add venues across the state.

Multi-state Midwest-touring amateur motocross series; only its season-opening weekend (Rounds 1-2) is in Missouri, with the rest of the season touring Illinois and Michigan.

AMA District 6's flagship amateur motocross points series across southeastern/south-central Pennsylvania plus one Maryland and one New Jersey round; 14-round 2026 calendar (must attend 8 of them, 2 drops count toward series award), with two rounds double-counting for a separate Mini MX & Pitbike series.

Season-long motocross points championship run by the Hawaii Motorsports Association at Kahuku Motocross Park (Waialeʻe Motorcycle Park), the sole legal off-highway-vehicle park on Oʻahu, active since 1972, the only verified active motocross racing series found in the entire state.

Toyota of Kingsport Hot Summer Nights Series, run by Victory Sports Racing at Muddy Creek Raceway (MCR) in Blountville, TN, the promoter's home track and also the base of the THOR United States Mega Series, the AMA Tennessee State Championship and the Top Gun Showdown. Distinct from the unrelated 'Hot Summer Nights' series run by Miller Motorsports in Mississippi and Alabama, which has no Tennessee rounds. Victory Sports runs several of its points series concurrently on the same race day at MCR (HSN alongside the BIG, COS, Mega and Ultra series, plus one-off 'Moonlight MX' racing). Round numbers run up to at least Round 17 for the 2026 season, but they do not map one-to-one onto Victory Sports' own published 2026 MCR calendar, which lists only seven HSN-tagged race dates for the year (some, like the Aug 22-23 Saturday/Sunday pair, evidently carrying more than one numbered round). The dates follow that calendar, and the season closes with Round 16 on Oct 24 and Round 17 on Nov 7, billed as the series' last Muddy Creek dates of the year.

Recurring (2022-2026) night motocross series run by Miller Motorsports, alternating rounds between Miller Motorsports (Booneville, MS) and Hendrix MX Compound (Florence, AL), with historic rounds also at Dodge City MX (Bremen, AL) and Twin Lakes. Distinct from the unrelated Victory Sports Racing 'Hot Summer Nights' series run at Muddy Creek Raceway, TN, which has no Mississippi rounds.

17-round 2026 regional amateur motocross points series run by High Plains Motocross Association Inc., a Wyoming club. Six of the 17 rounds are in Wyoming (FCRA Motoplex/Riverton x4, Powder Basin Motocross/Gillette x2 plus the Sept 19 championship doubleheader, BoomTown MX/Casper x1, Sweetwater Events Complex/Rock Springs x2); the rest are in Vernal UT, Billings MT, and Alliance NE.

8-round 2026 club points series at Hurricane Hills MX Park in Mazeppa, MN (a natural-terrain track active since the 1970s, between Zumbrota and Mazeppa). No AMA or district card is required, and the full round-by-round 2026 calendar is on the track's own site. Listings that put a "Hurricane Hills" series in Pennsylvania are this same Minnesota series misfiled: the dates they give (May 3 and Sept 6) are its Round 1 and Round 6, and they point at the same hhmotocross.com domain.

3-round GP-format championship run only at Reads Racing's own two Indiana tracks (Hangtime MX Park and Trojan MX), separate from the 5-track Indiana State MX Championship Series run by the same promoter.

5-round privately-promoted Indiana state championship spanning 5 independent Indiana MX tracks, run by Reads Racing Unlimited Inc. Scoring is best 9 of 10 motos across the season; riders must compete in all 5 rounds for an overall award. Not AMA-sanctioned as a series even though every host track is AMA-chartered.

The official AMA District 22 Motocross Competition Partner and Series. District 22 is the entire state of Iowa. Volunteer-run nonprofit, presented by RJ Powersports, 8 rounds in 2026, no double points this year.

Club-level points series rotating between three tracks in north-central Iowa and southern Minnesota. Running continuously since at least 2022. 'All competitors welcome... no AMA card required' per event listings.

Multi-state off-road GP championship run by J-Day Off-Road, closed-course races combining motocross-track sections with woods/grass, not pure motocross and not a classic point-to-point enduro. Seven rounds across Florida, South Carolina, Virginia, Maryland, Massachusetts and New York in 2026; the season also runs a separate youth STACYC Series and a Massachusetts-only 'New England Series' at some of the same venues, neither modeled here.

Mini-bike-class points series run entirely at one Missouri track, Challenge Trax in Kingsville; a rider must complete 4 of the 5 rounds to qualify for series awards.

Promoter-run amateur points series rotating across four Kansas tracks (Inman Motocross, GBMX Park in Great Bend, Jeeps Motorcycle Club in Park City, Bar 2 Bar MX in Maize); riders count their best-of-Top-5 finishes toward a year-end championship.

Kenai Peninsula Racing Lions' own single-venue local points series, run at the club's home track and interleaved with the Alaska State Motocross Championship and ARL City rounds on a shared club calendar. All rounds are single-day Sunday races.

Annual Louisiana state motocross championship series, run through Desoto Motorsport Park's RaceReady portal; all confirmed 2026 rounds at Desoto Motorsport Park, Grand Cane, LA. The 2026 season window runs Feb 7 - Nov 7, 2026, but only Rounds 1-5 have dates on the series-points page so far; that end date implies at least one more round still to be scheduled. In 2022-23 the series also rotated a round through Wildwood MX Park (Kentwood, LA).

Swan MX's in-house day-and-night points series in Tyler, TX, pairing daytime motos with under-the-lights night racing. Rounds 1-2 (early 2026) have no published dates. Round 3 runs 'June 20-21st' per Swan MX. Round 5 is a genuine scheduling quirk: it was originally booked for mid-August, then rescheduled by Swan MX to October 17-18, which puts it after Round 6 (Sept 25-27) on the calendar. Round 6 doubles as the 35th Annual Texas Pro Challenge weekend; Round 7 (series final) doubles as the 8th Annual Red Dirt Fall Classic.

State-wide multi-round Mississippi amateur motocross championship touring Miller Motorsports (Booneville), Backwoods MX (Kosciusko) and Golden Pine MX (Prentiss); described as a 6-race series with a season finale at Golden Pine MX. 2026 season runs Feb 20 - Oct 4 per the official site.

Long-running amateur motocross series, once billed as the 'AMA Main Event Series', running a full 2026 season of 7 rounds across three Central Texas venues, plus a season-ending awards date.

AMA District 7's motocross division, a 501(c)3 non-profit running a 13-round 2026 season across MD/PA/VA/WV/NC on a shared Mid-Atlantic venue pool, including the Maryland State Championship round at Budds Creek.

Independent multi-round motocross points championship run by T&K Promotions at the Mason County Fairgrounds in Point Pleasant, WV; active every year since at least 2021, typically running 6-8+ rounds plus a fair race and a Halloween race each season.

Annual (now 3rd-year) 3-round amateur motocross cup series held entirely at The Master's Motoplex in Gaston, SC.

Regional amateur MX series co-sanctioning rounds with MAMA/PAMX at shared Mid-Atlantic venues; only part of the 2026 round list has been published.

One of four Victory Sports Racing series touring a shared pool of Southeastern tracks; a 20-round full-season schedule with a Tennessee State Championship weekend at Muddy Creek and further state-championship weekends shared with the BIG and ULTRA series.

AMA District 17 stadium motocross run by Moto Pro Inc. at Megacross in Mendota, Illinois, racing Saturday nights all summer since 1992. Ten rounds at the home track plus two season-closing rounds at Fox Valley Off Road Park in Utica.

5-round 2026 club motocross points series at Megawatt Moto Complex in Craig, CO, run by the Northwest Colorado Trails Association.

A sprint-enduro sub-series run under AMA District 14's own 'MICHIGAN SPRINT ENDURO' division, distinct from the district's separate ENDURO and MOTOCROSS divisions. Presented by Mobile MP Powersports with Kenda/HRO contingency backing. Three rounds in 2026 at member clubs across Michigan.

Single-venue regional points series running all four of its 2026 rounds at Grain Valley Motorsports Park, Grain Valley, MO; returned for 2026 after a hiatus per its own promotional posts.

Single-venue small-bike (mini-moto class) amateur motocross series run by Black Diamond Promotions at its own dedicated "Black Diamond MX" track in Hudson, CO, tagline "Where Future Champions Race." Distinct from the Colorado Pit Bike Series (different site section, single fixed venue vs. Pit Bike's rotating Front Range venues) and from RMRA MX/SX (different operator/venue).

The amateur season's Thanksgiving-week finale at Gatorback Cycle Park in Gainesville, Florida. Run by Unlimited Sports MX since 1972, it is the only race that crowns champions in both supercross and motocross in the same week, with the supercross portion opening the event and the motocross motos closing it.

A youth motocross points series run on the MiniXcross track at Metroplex Motocross Park in Fort Worth, TX.

Grass-roots club points series racing entirely within Maine across four tracks; 12-round 2026 season with its own rule book, standings, and memberships.

Missouri's longstanding statewide AMA-sanctioned amateur/Pro-Am motocross points series, self-described as the Midwest's longest-running series (40th annual season in 2026); 7 rounds across Missouri plus one round in Kansas, best-6-of-7 count toward year-end awards.

Season-long points motocross series shared across two Virginia venues, Lake Sugar Tree Motorsports Park (Axton, VA) and Birch Creek Motorsports Park (Sutherlin, VA), running one continuous round count under a single 'Moonlight MX Series' banner, with each host track applying its own title-sponsor name (Triangle Cycles at Lake Sugar Tree, Piedmont Floor Show at Birch Creek). Birch Creek's own event listings point riders to Lake Sugar Tree's class list (lstmx.com) for the ruleset, confirming the two venues run one shared series rather than two lookalike ones. Distinct from the AMA District 13 (D13MX) points rounds held at both venues. An 'HSN, ULTRA & Moonlight Series' results listing for an Aug 2026 date at Muddy Creek Raceway (Blountville, TN), a Victory Sports venue, may be a genuine third Moonlight round or may just be Victory Sports co-branding one of its own rounds. Neither venue publishes the complete round list in one place, so some rounds, round 7 among them, have no date yet.

Annually-recurring, single-venue night-race points series run at Morelands Motocross Park in Stanton, Michigan, roughly biweekly April through August (~10 rounds per season), tracked on a dedicated RaceReady series-points page. Confirmed as recurring across both the 2025 and 2026 seasons.

Youth/mini-bike motocross series hub running three consecutive named sub-series across 2026 (Thriller Beez Series, On Track School Summer Series, Rad Riders Series) at Southern California and Southern Nevada tracks.

Single-venue, four-round 2026 series at The Oak Motocross Park (Coalport, PA), family-owned by the Ecklund family. The track's own Moto Megabowl page bills it as "AUGUST 23RD * GRAND PRIX / OCTOBER 4TH * GRAND PRIX / OCT 11TH MOTOCROSS NATIONAL TRACK - Moto Megabowl / AoMX Combo Race / OCT 18TH * MOTOCROSS - INTERMEDIATE TRACK". Round 1 (Aug 23) is the series' own kickoff, distinct from The Oak's unrelated season-opening Grand Prix on March 29, which predates the Moto Megabowl branding and is not part of this series. Round 3 (Oct 11) is run jointly as a "Moto Megabowl / AoMX Combo Race" with the track's separate Appalachian Outlaw (AoMX) Motocross Series. Only the Moto Megabowl side scores for this series. Grand Prix rounds mix the woods, motocross track and grass track into one course (MX vs XC format); Rounds 3-4 run as straight motocross on the National and Intermediate tracks respectively. Round 2 explicitly carries some track changes from Round 1.

Single-venue club motocross points series at Fannin County MX in Mineral Bluff, GA. The 2026 season looks to run 7-8 rounds, but only two dates are published, Round 7 and the season-ending double-points Finale; there is no master schedule for the rest of it.

The 11th Annual Shock Sox MotoMasters Vet Series (vet/masters class racing, ages 25+, presented by Johnsonville MX Farm) rotates across Texas tracks with one round crossing into Louisiana. Round 1 has no published 2026 date. The 'Texas Vet National' weekend (Apr 25-26, 2026 at Johnsonville MX Farm) is a separately-branded event on the same promoter's calendar, not a numbered round of this series. Round 5 is at Desoto Motosport Park in Grand Cane, LA (not Texas, despite the series' Texas-heavy footprint). Round 6 is a Friday-practice/Saturday/Sunday weekend at Rafter S MX; its single round number covers the full Aug 29-30 weekend per the promoter's own event listing.

Grassroots amateur motocross race series at Pacific Raceways / MotoPacific in Kent, WA (greater Seattle area). The Fall MX Series runs three rounds; MotoPacific also runs a separate 'Friday Night MX Series' May-Aug each year.

Vintage-motorcycle motocross points series racing across Missouri, Kansas and Illinois; described by its own organizers as its biggest season yet for 2026.

Regional indoor arenacross touring series rotating through fairground, civic-center and expo-center arenas across five Mid-South states (TN/MS/LA/TX/AR). The 2026-27 season runs 16 rounds from September 2026 to March 2027, with 6 rounds in Mississippi and 2 in Louisiana.

The Metropolitan Sports Committee's 22-round AMA District 34 club series, run since 1961 across the Hudson Valley and into western Massachusetts, self-described as the Motocross Powerhouse of the Northeast.

Winter-season race series run entirely at Woodland MX Park in Woodland, WA, as the track's Sunday race program; a separate Saturday-run 'Modern Beginner, Vintage & Pit Bike Series' fills most of the same weekends. Woodland is a small, independently-run, family-operated facility (founded 1975, no listed sanctioning body), and its own downloadable flyer is a season behind. The 2026-27 season's 9 rounds are billed by date ('MX Cup Series: October 11' and so on) rather than by round number, and run in that order. Two other dates on the venue's calendar are open practice rather than racing: the Nov 7, 2026 'MX Cup Series Open Practice', and the Mar 27, 2027 '2026-27 Awards Ceremony & Open Practice' that closes the season.

A Nebraska-headquartered club motocross points series racing across roughly eight member tracks statewide (Alma, Kimball, Lexington, Wauneta, Alliance x2, Pleasanton, Sidney/Sunol, Norfolk) with a 20-race, 15-weekend 2026 calendar (several weekends run 2-day combined-points races).

AMA-sanctioned amateur motocross championship formed by several North Carolina track owners to crown 'a true AMA NC Motocross Champion in every class'; 15 rounds are scheduled for 2026 (Feb-Dec) across a shared pool of NC tracks, plus one probable SC round at 'Masters MotoPlex', which looks to be The Master's Motoplex in Gaston SC, home of the Masters Cup Series. Rounds 7 and 11 are at a venue billed only as 'VMP', with no town published.

ND-only club/state motocross championship, est. 1975, membership-gated (no day riders), running manufacturer contingency programs (KTM, Husqvarna, GasGas, Yamaha, Kawasaki). 2026 season is 9 two-day weekends (8 confirmed, 1 canceled) rotating across five North Dakota tracks: Bismarck, Mandan, Dickinson, Jamestown, and Glen Ullin. A sixth promoter/track, Williston, is on the association's Tracks/Promoters page but hosts no round in the 2026 schedule. The association publishes no street address; Bismarck is its most-used venue and hosts the season-ending banquet at The Bismarck Hotel.

A club-format Spring and Fall points series touring Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire and eastern New York tracks; riders need 5 of 9 events in each half of the season to qualify for year-end awards.

The oldest and largest New England amateur motocross club series, running Spring and Fall points series across seven host tracks in Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Maine. 24 rounds in 2026 (12 Spring + 12 Fall), including a 'Super Seven' sub-program on seven designated rounds carrying bonus payouts ($28,515 distributed to participating tracks in 2026).

Regional motorcycle trials (observed trials) points championship, 5 rounds in 2026 hosted at member clubs across Connecticut, New York, Massachusetts and Rhode Island; class champions crowned on season points.

AMA-sanctioned Saturday amateur and youth motocross under the lights at Metroplex Motocross Park in Fort Worth, Texas. Riders who make 3 of the 5 series rounds are eligible for overall awards, with a bonus for perfect attendance.

The 2nd Annual Night Shift Series: five Saturday-night races under the lights at Dirt Theory MX in Loranger, LA (formerly Full Throttle MX Park). Gates 4pm, practice 5pm, racing 7pm, biweekly from mid-July through mid-September. All five round dates are stated directly on the Round 5 event page ("2026 Night Shift dates: July 18, August 1, August 15, August 29, and September 12"), so that is the full season.

The 2026 Texas state motocross championship sanctioned by the NMA (National Motorcyclist Association) and run by Full Throttle Promotions, distinct from the AMA-sanctioned 'AMA Texas State Championship Series': different sanctioning body, its own North/South regional split and round numbering, and a different (though partly overlapping) set of host tracks. Seven regular rounds alternate North and South Texas venues, each standard points; Round 4 is a combined North/South Shootout at Cycle Ranch worth double points; the season closes with a triple-points Texas State Championship Finale at Freestone County Raceway. Full Throttle Promotions publishes the full round-by-round schedule, with dates, venues and North/South designation, on host-track Waco Eagles MX Park's site.

A six-round Washington points series run by Team Tortoise Racing (established 1993; the NORCS series itself dates to 2014). Self-described as an off-road championship series, but every 2026 round is held at an established closed-course motocross park in a standard practice-plus-two-motos race-day format rather than a woods hare-scramble course.

In-house fall points series at Nelson Valley MX, a newer south-central Kentucky track near Science Hill, run as three numbered "Fall Race" weekends (Saturday practice, Sunday race). Round 2 carries the additional name "Austin Mincey Memorial." There is no club or promoter site beyond the track's own listings and Facebook page. Not the same series as 'American Bluegrass Championship MX', which runs at a different Kentucky venue (Acen's MX).

Six-round Grand Prix-style series run by Grassroots Promotions/Grassroots MX (same promoter as the sibling motocross-only RMX Series) across Arizona, Idaho and Utah, presented by title sponsor MSR and Rocky Mountain ATV/MC. Each round combines the host venue's full motocross track with 4-6 miles of prepped off-road course. Rounds 1-3 are the regular season; Rounds 3-6 are double-points 'Playoff' rounds, with Round 3 (Sat) and Round 4 (Sun) forming the back-to-back 'Dynamite Grand Prix' doubleheader weekend at Cache Valley MX. Round 1/6's promoted 'Mesquite, NV' branding sits directly on the AZ/NV line; the venue's street address is in Littlefield, AZ. It is a self-contained 6-round points championship with its own results/points table (resultsmx.com) and AMA #1 series plates. Some listings print a different 'Round N' on these same events, counting through Grassroots MX's whole combined Western calendar (Moto86 Series, RMX Series, Grassroots Off-Road, Loretta Lynn area qualifiers and standalone signature races like the AMA Thanksgiving Classic all together); those numbers are not this series' round order.

AMA-sanctioned 6-round fall 2026 amateur motocross points series running September through December across six Oklahoma tracks, organized/promoted via Reynard Raceway and the oklahomafallmx Instagram/Facebook accounts. Distinct from the Motoplayground-run Roots Tour series, which uses an overlapping but not identical set of tracks.

Oklahoma's state motocross championship series, sanctioned under AMA District 21, running six rounds across six different tracks from September through December.

Single-track club points series at Pymatuning Holeshot Raceway in Linesville, PA (northwest PA). 5 confirmed 2026 rounds, some sharing themed event names (Bartosek Memorial Race, Battle of the Border, Fall Brawl). The track also co-lists non-series race days at Tri City Raceway and Bula MX in its calendar, but those are separate one-off events, not part of this series.

New England off-road Grand Prix championship run by P27 Offroad (formerly NYOffroad, founded 2017) across New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts and New York. Grand Prix format mixes motocross-style motos with woods sections, single one-hour motos (45 minutes for PeeWee classes), with an optional Extreme section; the track is rebuilt each round even at repeat venues. The 2026 season runs 15 numbered GP rounds across 13 weekends (Pineline GP counts as two rounds on one double-day weekend). Published round numbers include WSP GP 3 as Round 9, Jolly GP as Round 10, The Flats GP as Round 12, and Rounds 3–5 at Sand Trap, Sugar Shack and White Rock; the rest (1, 2, 6–8, 11, 13–15) fall in date order between them, which lines up exactly with P27's own "15 GPs" for 2026. Several GP weekends run alongside a non-championship support race on the Saturday (Supercross Triple Crown rounds at Winchester Speedpark, Night Rock at the White Rock GP grounds). Those are not separately numbered rounds and are folded into the host GP weekend. Several host venues (Sugar Shack GP, White Rock GP, Barnyard GP, John Deere GP, Hilltown GP, Hard Knox GP) have no separate track brand on mxparks.com or elsewhere. In P27's off-road GP culture the round name doubles as the venue name, so each runs under the GP's own name; Barnyard, John Deere, Hilltown and Hard Knox publish no street address at all.

Small 3-round traveling motocross series across Washington and Oregon.

AMA-affiliated 501(c)(3) nonprofit motocross points series uniting dealers, OEMs, riders and tracks across Washington and Oregon. Races at six tracks, five in WA (MotoWest MX in Port Orchard, OPMC MX, Woodland MX Park, Horn Rapids MX in Richland, Hannegan Speedway) and one in OR (Albany MX Park), over a roughly 14-round season, with the final rounds explicitly labeled the season finale.

AMA-sanctioned statewide Pennsylvania motocross association running two titled points championships per year ("PAMX Spring Championship" and "Pennsylvania State MX Championship") across a shared pool of PA tracks (Doublin Gap MX Park, Pleasure Valley Raceway, Maple Shade MX, High Point Raceway) plus two out-of-state guest rounds (Tomahawk MX Raceway, WV and Promised Land MX, MD). President Jeff Cernic, based in Johnstown, PA. The AMA-featured "Yamaha All-Star Pro-Am/Cobra Cup" event at Doublin Gap (Sept 11-13, 2026) is a separate Mid-Atlantic Racing Association (MDRA) round held at the same venue, not a PAMX round or sub-series.

An AMA-sanctioned regional arenacross series produced by TRISTAR MX, touring arenas across the eastern US each winter with Pro and All-Star doubleheader weekends.

Vintage-motorcycle motocross points series racing at Pacific Northwest tracks.

The long-running Ponca City amateur national, run today as The Motoplayground Race at the Ponca City MX track in northern Oklahoma. Five days of racing across 41 classes, from 51cc shaft-drive up through Vet Open, with the 250 and Open Pro Sport classes closing out the weekend.

Cross-state amateur motocross points series with 5 rounds spanning southern Idaho and northeastern Nevada (Magic Valley MX in Twin Falls, Skyline MX Park in Kuna, and Hillside Motorsports/Elko Motocross Club in Elko NV).

Season-long Ohio amateur motocross points series run by Race Ohio MX, with 2026 rounds spread from April through early November across the state's tracks: East Fork MX, Honda Hills, Mansfield Speedway, Route 62 MX Park, Delta MX (Delta Raceway), Chillitown MX, and COCR (Sugar Grove).

Loretta Lynn's Armature Regional Qualifier

AMA District 18 amateur motocross series run by Indian Hills MX LLC, with four rounds at Indian Hills MX Park on the Du Quoin State Fairgrounds and one round in Tamaroa, Illinois. Riders must race all rounds to be eligible for the year-end points championship.

Colorado's leading amateur/club outdoor motocross points series, run by the nonprofit Rocky Mountain Riders Association across Front Range and Colorado Springs-area tracks plus one round in Cheyenne, WY. The season also carries a double-points championship finale (Sep 27, 2026) whose venue has not been announced. Shares its home track (Thunder Valley MX Park) with the AMA Pro Motocross national round, but on different weekends.

Colorado's amateur/club indoor supercross points series, run by the nonprofit Rocky Mountain Riders Association at Front Range fairgrounds arenas plus one round in Raton, NM. The Round 2 venue is billed only as "Southeast County Fairgrounds", most likely the Southeast Weld County Fairgrounds in Keenesburg. Shares no weekend with the AMA Supercross Denver round or the AMA Pro Motocross Thunder Valley round, both explicitly marked 'non-RMRA' on RMRA's own poster.

Not-for-profit, AMA-chartered vintage motocross club racing classic machines, 1970s-80s bikes (Bultacos, Maicos, Elsinores) through 90s two-strokes and modern bikes, at tracks up and down Colorado's Front Range and into western Nebraska.

Regional 8-round AMA-featured amateur/pro motocross championship series run by Grassroots Promotions/Grassroots MX across Nevada/Arizona, Utah, Idaho and Wyoming, presented by title sponsor Rocky Mountain ATV/MC. State-championship rounds are folded into the schedule for Wyoming, Idaho and Utah. Round 1's promoted 'Mesquite, NV' branding sits directly on the AZ/NV line. Its published street address (970 E Peppermill Palms Blvd) is in Littlefield, AZ. The series also runs a season-ending, non-points 'Celebration of Champions' awards event, with no date set yet.

Seven-round AMA-sanctioned qualifying ladder run by 2XP LLC (dba 2X Promotions) at motocross tracks across Southern and Central California. Each racer only has to qualify once per class, in any round, to earn an invite to the Monster Energy Mammoth Motocross season finale at Mammoth Mountain.

Oklahoma's amateur motocross tour, run under the Motoplayground banner and AMA-sanctioned. Rounds move between the state's six regular tracks (Reynard Raceway, Oklahoma Motorsports Complex, Elk City MX, Ponca City MX, Full Throttle MX and Sweet 16 MX) with classes from first-timers up to pros.

Glen Helen Raceway's own recurring Saturday club-race series, run in numbered seasonal sub-series (Winter/Spring/Summer/Fall) across the year.

Six-round 2026 AMA-sanctioned night-racing series run entirely at 3 Palms Action Sports Park in Conroe, TX: one venue, main track under the lights, a class for every age from balance bikes to Open A. Riders must race 4 of the 6 rounds to qualify for season overall awards. The season runs Round 1 (Apr 18), Round 2 (May 2), Round 3 (Jun 13), Round 4 (Jul 18), Round 5 (Sep 12) and Round 6 (Nov 21). The track's own site only ever lists the next two or three events, so rounds drop off it once they have run; each round is announced on its Instagram (@3palmsmx) first. The Oct 10-11 'AMA Texas State Championship Series: South Round 5', also hosted at 3 Palms, is a different series sharing the venue, not a round of this one.

Multi-round summer championship series at North Star Motorsports' "Sawdust Pit" in Ashland, ME, deep Aroostook County, on what the track markets as America's only all-sawdust motocross racing surface (up to 20 ft deep, on the old Grafton Lumber Mill site). The 2026 season ran four rounds, branded on social media as the "Sawdust Pit Showdown". Round 1 fell somewhere around late May or early June 2026 and Round 2 around Saturday, June 27, but neither has a hard published date anywhere. Round 3 ran Aug 29 and Round 4, the Finale, Oct 3.

SC-headquartered amateur motocross points series (SCMX/South Carolina Motocross), 2026 Summer Series with rounds at its Batesburg home track plus Turkey Creek MX (Edgefield) and DNA MX (Saluda). The org also runs a Winter Series (next edition Jan-Feb 2027).

A separate Winter Series from South Carolina Motocross (SCMX), run by Justin Moon, Adam Mattson and Josh Barrow, the same people behind the 'South Carolina Motocross (SCMX) Summer Series', and announced for 2027. SCMX chose to skip a Fall Series and put that effort into a winter-season points series instead, to dodge the holiday season and invest more into sponsors, awards and track prep. The plan is "five rounds of racing across three premier tracks, capped by an awards banquet on April 24" (2027), but only the first three rounds have dates and venues so far: Jan 9, Jan 23 and Feb 6 2027, alternating between Oak & Harrow MX and Turkey Creek MX, both in Edgefield. Rounds 4-5, and the third of the three advertised 'premier tracks', have not been announced, and the promoter's own site, scmxracing.com, currently 404s.

Independent multi-venue amateur motocross points series entirely within Alabama, founded 2024, touring 6 tracks across the state.

AMA-sanctioned single-track club points series at Smokey Pines MX in Mount Pleasant Township, PA, presented by Hillview Motorsports. It is listed as a 7-round 2026 series, but only two round dates are published: the track's own schedule shows the next upcoming event only.

18-round 2026 veteran/masters-class (30+) amateur motocross club series racing twice a month across Glen Helen, Ride Perris and Cahuilla Creek in the Inland Empire. Several rounds are run as a guest class alongside another promoter's event (OTHG, EVO Race, Saturday MX) at the same venue/date rather than a standalone SoCal Vet MX date.

Branded points fund riding a subset of the AMA District 16 Motocross Series calendar, alternating between the two southern-Wisconsin clubs Aztalan Cycle Club (Lake Mills) and Sugar Maple MX Park (Hill Point). All six rounds are also rounds of the wider D16 season schedule on the same dated weekends, with the Southern Cup tag carried only on the district's master schedule sheet, not on its schedule graphic.

Grand Prix-style off-road racing club founded in 1970, run by Rich & Cathy Suitor at Glen Helen Raceway. Courses blend motocross-track sections with off-road terrain across day GP rounds and occasional night races.

Vintage/post-vintage motocross club points series touring Florida tracks; runs a season roughly Sept-Feb each year, anchored by the annual 'Mx des States' team event at Waldo MX.

A new five-round, stand-alone District 17 points series hosted entirely at Sunset Ridge MX in Walnut, Illinois, launched for 2026 after Byron Motosports Park wound down its own racing program and the long-running Nuclear-Sunset Power Series ended. Riders must complete four of the five rounds to qualify for year-end awards, with a banquet and a pedal-assist e-bike giveaway drawn from every entry. The track's own schedule page lists six dates (Jun 28, Jul 18, Jul 19, Aug 16, Sep 6, Sep 20) but bills the season as a '5 Event Series', with Aug 16 a contingency reschedule date and Sep 6 its rain makeup. Aug 16 raced as scheduled, so Sep 6 went unused and the five counted rounds are Jun 28, Jul 18, Jul 19, Aug 16, and Sep 20.

A branded sub-series/point fund within the AMA District 16 Motocross Series calendar, run at the northern-Wisconsin/Upper-Peninsula-Michigan cluster of clubs: Pine Ridge (Athelstane, WI), Xmas Motorsports Park (Christmas, MI), Range Motocross (Houghton, MI) and Valley Raceway (Crystal Falls, MI). Every Superior MX round is also a round of the district-wide AMA District 16 Motocross Series.

Club points series at the Sioux Valley Cycle Club track just north of Sioux Falls, SD; motocross is one of several disciplines the club runs, alongside Quad TT, Short Track and Harescramble.

Single-track club GP-format points series at Switchback MX in Butler, PA, running concurrently each outdoor season alongside the track's separate 'Outdoor Series' and a winter indoor 'Supercross Series'/'Arenacross Series'. The official results database carries continuous year-by-year GP Series history back to at least 2025.

Single-track club outdoor points series at Switchback MX in Butler, PA, run concurrently with the track's separate GP Series each summer. The official results database carries continuous year-by-year Outdoor Series history back to 2018. Round 1 of the 2026 season is missing from the results index, possibly renamed or rescheduled; rounds 2 through 7 all ran.

The off-season staple of Texas amateur motocross, run by Freestone Raceway since the late 1990s. Five rounds across four of the state’s best tracks in January and February, when most of the country is snowed in, which is why the series pulls riders and winter-training pros from well beyond Texas.

Lincoln Trail Motosports' house points series in Casey, Illinois, a 10-round 2026 calendar, title-sponsored by Thor, that runs the full March-to-November outdoor season with AMA District 17 as supplementary points. Most rounds are a Saturday practice/select-classes plus Sunday main-card weekend, but two rounds break format: Round 3 ('Spring Shootout', May 23-25) is a 3-day, 3-moto Memorial Day weekend on the Bomber Track, and Round 7 ('Labor Day Clash', Sep 5-7) runs Saturday practice on both tracks followed by moto 1 on Bomber (Sunday) and moto 2 on Classic (Labor Day Monday). Every round has its own page on ridelincolntrail.com.

Weekly Thursday-evening motocross race night at Portland International Raceway, organized by Wylder Promotions.

The Tidewater Motocross Association (TMX)'s traveling race-weekend brand, a single points series that tours a different host track each round rather than owning one venue. TMX's own promo copy describes the 2026 slate as 'nine weekends across Virginia and the Carolinas,' but the nine venues actually locked into the 2026 schedule are all in North Carolina and South Carolina (New Black Ankle Raceway twice, North Carolina Motorsports Park (NCMP) twice (once as a full MX/SX double-header, once as a Supercross-only Saturday), JWTF MX, Cow Branch MX twice, Elizabeth City Motocross Club (ECMX), and a season finale at H5 MX Compound in Manning, SC), so the season stays in the Carolinas. Round 4 (NCMP, Aug 22) is a single-day Supercross date rather than the usual Sat/Sun motocross weekend, but it counts toward the same TMX points season. Rounds 1-4 ran Apr to Aug. Tidewater MX's RaceReady listings open a wider Thu-Sun window around each Sat/Sun race date to take in the practice days.

Amateur MX/SX points series racing across 4 tracks split between West Tennessee and West Kentucky (118 SX in Latham TN, Back 40 MX in Bradford TN, Acen's MX in Almo KY, Murray Supercross in Murray KY); presented by Town & Country Motorsports, a Murray KY dealership.

Season-long indoor points series (4 rounds, Dec–Mar) held at the Megatraxs indoor stadium-style motocross facility in Mendota, IL. The final round is billed on the official calendar as the 'Indoor Championship'. This is Megatraxs' own independent series, explicitly not an AMA District 17 event, run alongside but separate from AMA District 17's outdoor Friday-night stadium MX series at the same town's outdoor track (Moto Pro Inc).

3-round amateur/club motocross points series run by Hoosier Hilltoppers Motocross Club at its home track in Paris Crossing, Indiana; scored via RaceReady electronic scoring.

Statewide enduro circuit founded in 1973, running three divisions (Championship covering TX plus Cloudcroft NM, High Plains covering western TX and bordering states, Sabine covering eastern TX and bordering states). The circuit's own site states it was deliberately never AMA sanctioned so that only Texas residents could accumulate championship points. It is a separate, independently-governed circuit, not an AMA District 20/41/42 entity, though it covers the same geography.

The 2026 AMA amateur motocross championship for Texas, run across three geographic regions (North, Central, South) that map onto AMA Districts 20/41/42, with an All-Region Shootout and a season-ending State Championship Final. The series runs at texasstatewidechampionshipseries.com and races for an AMA #1 plate; an older 'Texas Motocross Alliance' link (texasmotocrossalliance.com) is dead and now redirects to an unrelated e-commerce site. Host tracks are Oak Hill Raceway, Bowers MX, Swan MX, Fort Phantom MX, 3 Palms Action Sports Park and Rafter S MX, each posting its own round dates.

One of four Victory Sports Racing series touring a shared pool of Southeastern tracks; 13 of 20 scheduled rounds count toward series awards, opening with an AMA Pro-Am / Area Qualifier weekend at South of the Border MX.

Saturday-night points series at GAS MX (Great American Speed) in Watts, OK, racing under the venue's lights with gates at 3 PM, practice at 5 PM, and races after. Plaques go to 1st-5th in every class each round; race entry is $40/class, gate entry $10. Rounds 3, 5, 6, 7 and 8 of the 2026 season have published dates, with round 7 announced as a late addition to the calendar. Rounds 1, 2 and 4 fall earlier in the season and no date for them appears on GAS MX's Facebook page or its own site.

Independent central/western New York club points series ('UpState Motocross', racing as 'USMX/WNYMA', Western New York Motocross Association) in its 20th season, rotating a full-season schedule across six member tracks: Cato MX (Cato), Moto Masters Park (Parish), Thornwood Motocross (Williamstown), Frozen Ocean Motocross (Auburn), Jacks Racing (New Berlin) and Whitetail MX (Lindley). AMA membership is not required, 'all district memberships accepted' with a $10 day-pass alternative, so this sits alongside rather than under a single AMA district. Six rounds (marked '*' on the official schedule) double as a 'Summer Championship Series' sub-competition requiring 5 of 6 attended to qualify for its own awards; Sep 20 at Cato is billed as a dedicated Women's event. Round numbering (1–24) is sequential over race dates only: Round 3 = May 3, Round 8 = June 14, Round 13 = July 26/Summer Round 2, Round 18 = Sep 13/Summer Round 6, Round 22 = Oct 11. Four Sundays (Apr 19, May 10, Jul 19, Aug 16, Aug 23) are rain dates with no round assigned.

An AMA-sanctioned, vet-only championship weekend at Echeconnee MX in Lizella, GA, presented by Custom Upfits. 2026 is only its 2nd running, and it is a single annual weekend rather than a multi-round points series. Echeconnee MX's own site lists Nov 13-16, 2026 (Thu-Sun) while other listings give Nov 13-15; the track spells the format out as Friday practice, first motos Saturday, second motos Sunday, so the Thursday is most likely early camping and pit setup rather than a fourth day of competition.

Recurring monthly GP at Log Road MX (Bronson, MI, near Coldwater) for vintage and modern motorcycles, distinct from the venue's regular AMA District 14 motocross weekends and from AMA District 14's own vintage program. No AMA/District 14 membership required to enter. No round numbers or points standings are published, so the weekends are unnumbered. The Jun 13-14 weekend is a two-day event run jointly with "District 14 Vintage".

Vermont's only motocross track and its home club points series: single-venue, in-state series at Rider Hill MX, Derby VT.

Fall off-road hare scramble series run by Empire State Motocross (ESMX), the promoter group behind Area 51, Pavilion MX and Sick Bros MX's closed-course points series. The hare scramble series is a separate four-round off-road companion to ESMX's spring/summer closed-course Ultra, Dual District and Battle series (run at the same clubs under different brand names and points structures). No AMA district card is required to enter. Rounds rotate one per club plus a finale on Hogback Hill Motocross's dedicated woods loop in Palmyra. Dates come from ESMX's own official 2026 season schedule (revised 1/18/26) and match what each venue publishes for its own round: Pavilion 10/4, Area 51 10/18, Palmyra/Hogback Hill 11/1. Sick Bros MX's own website carries a blanket notice that "All events for 2026 have been canceled," which reads as covering their own standalone Sick Bros-branded motocross program rather than the ESMX hare scramble round at their track. The ESMX master schedule still has Sick Bros hosting on 10/25/26, so treat that round as on until closer to the date.

A single-venue, single-day club series at Woodland MX Park (Woodland, WA). The promoter's own site labels it 'Vintage / Modern Beg / Pit Bikes MX Series'; elsewhere it is listed as the 'Modern Beginner, Vintage & Pit Bike Series'. It runs 8 numbered rounds on Saturdays through Woodland's 2026-27 winter season (one of the few PNW tracks that stays open through the rainy season), alternating weekends with the track's separate Woodland Winter MX Series, which races Sundays at the same venue. The promoter's own schedule page numbers the rounds 'RACE #1' through 'RACE #8'. High-point series awards are presented at a shared 2026-27 Awards Ceremony on March 27, 2027 alongside the Winter MX Series and Modern Beginner Series. The miss allowance is published two ways: the vintage-series rules page says 7 of 8 races are required, while the event listing says riders may miss up to two.

District 16's Observed Trials program, run under director Keith Johnson jointly with the Wisconsin Observed Trials Association (WOTA), runs its own six-weekend 2026 calendar, separate from the district's Motocross and Off-Road/Enduro programs. Five of six weekends are in Wisconsin; the August weekend is a joint WOTA/NITRO meet in Lena, IL shared with AMA District 17. The schedule notes that all events are subject to change without notice.

Weekly (with occasional gaps) Friday-night youth series under the lights at Tulsa Motocross (TMX), an in-city track off Mohawk Boulevard in Tulsa. Practice runs at 7pm with racing at 8pm; classes cover STACYC balance bikes through 85cc, plus Pitbike and "MadDog" (100% payout) classes for older/mixed-skill riders. Tulsa Motocross has no public schedule page of its own beyond an upcoming-events listing, which carries all 8 rounds of the 2026 season.