Kentucky

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.

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.

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.

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).

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.