2027 AMA Supercross and Pro Motocross Schedules Announced
Supermotocross Playoff dates to be announced later
Feld Motorsports and the SMX League have locked in its calendar for the 2027 season, a 28-round slate that pairs the 17-race Monster Energy AMA Supercross Championship with the 11-race Pro Motocross Championship. The announcement was made in M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore, one of two debut venues on the calendar.
2027 AMA Supercross Calendar
Supercross opens January 9 at Angel Stadium in Anaheim and runs through May 15, closing at Rice-Eccles Stadium in Salt Lake City. The series hits 16 cities across 13 states, with West Coast mainstays in California, Arizona, and Washington flanking Midwest and East Coast stops in Texas, Florida, and Indiana.
San Antonio's Alamodome, set for January 30, and Baltimore's M&T Bank Stadium, scheduled for April 10, both host rounds for the first time in series history. Tampa's Raymond James Stadium, Foxborough's Gillette Stadium, East Rutherford's MetLife Stadium, and Pittsburgh's Acrisure Stadium all return.
East/West 250 divisions and Triple Crown dates will be set later, per the American Motorcyclist Association. FanFest is planned for every round except he February 20 Detroit round.
Ken Roczen defends his 450 Supercross crown, lining up against fellow champions Jason Anderson, Jett Lawrence, Chase Sexton, and Cooper Webb. Last year's runner-up Hunter Lawrence heads the challengers alongside former Main Event winners Justin Barcia, Aaron Plessinger, and Malcolm Stewart, while Haiden Deegan begins his premier-class rookie campaign.
The 250 class returns defending Eastern Divisional Champion Cole Davies and a deep field of former winners that includes newly crowned SMX World Champion Levi Kitchen.
- Jan. 9 — Anaheim, Calif. — Angel Stadium
- Jan. 16 — San Diego, Calif. — Snapdragon Stadium
- Jan. 23 — Anaheim, Calif. — Angel Stadium
- Jan. 30 — San Antonio, Texas — Alamodome
- Feb. 6 — Tampa, Fla. — Raymond James Stadium
- Feb. 13 — Glendale, Ariz. — State Farm Stadium
- Feb. 20 — Detroit, Mich. — Ford Field
- Feb. 27 — Arlington, Texas — AT&T Stadium
- March 6 — Daytona Beach, Fla. — Daytona International Speedway
- March 13 — Indianapolis, Ind. — Lucas Oil Stadium
- March 20 — Seattle, Wash. — Lumen Field
- April 3 — Foxborough, Mass. — Gillette Stadium
- April 10 — Baltimore, Md. — M&T Bank Stadium
- April 17 — East Rutherford, N.J. — MetLife Stadium
- April 24 — Pittsburgh, Pa. — Acrisure Stadium
- May 8 — Denver, Colo. — Empower Field at Mile High
- May 15 — Salt Lake City, Utah — Rice-Eccles Stadium
2027 AMA Pro Motocross Calendar
The 56th season of Pro Motocross keeps its familiar shape: 11 rounds, 22 motos, 10 states, kicking off Memorial Day weekend at Fox Raceway in Pala and wrapping in late August at Crawfordsville's Ironman Raceway. Father's Day weekend lands at High Point in Mt. Morris, Pennsylvania, and Independence Day at RedBud in Buchanan, Michigan.
Hunter Lawrence defends the outdoor title against brother Jett Lawrence, Sexton, Deegan, and SMX World Champion Jorge Prado.
The outdoor season also brings the U.S. debut of Belgian twins Lucas and Sacha Coenen, with Lucas in the 450 class and Sacha in the 250s.
- May 29 – Pala, California (Fox Raceway)
- June 5 – Sacramento, California (Hangtown)
- June 12 – Lakewood, Colorado (Thunder Valley)
- June 19 – Mount Morris, Pennsylvania (High Point)
- July 3 – Buchanan, Michigan (RedBud)
- July 10 – Southwick, Massachusetts (Southwick)
- July 17 – Millville, Minnesota (Spring Creek)
- July 24 – Washougal, Washington (Washougal)
- August 14 – New Berlin, New York (Unadilla)
- August 21 – Mechanicsville, Maryland (Budds Creek)
- August 28 – Crawfordsville, Indiana (Ironman)
2027 SMX Playoffs
The three-round SMX Playoffs run September 11–25, with venues to be announced in January. Presale registration opens October 6.
- Playoff 1 – September 11 – TBA
- Playoff 2 – September 18 – TBA
- World Championship Final – September 25 – TBA
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