The 2026 AMA Supercross Championship covered 17 rounds in 16 cities, beginning January 10 in Anaheim and ending May 9 in Salt Lake City. This page is a season-reference page rather than a thin list: it explains how the schedule is organized, which rounds matter for the regional 250 classes and where to find official results.
2026 Supercross schedule by round
- Anaheim I — Jan. 10
- San Diego — Jan. 17
- Anaheim II — Jan. 24
- Houston — Jan. 31
- Glendale — Feb. 7
- Seattle — Feb. 14
- Arlington — Feb. 21
- Daytona Beach — Feb. 28
- Indianapolis — Mar. 7
- Birmingham — Mar. 21
- Detroit — Mar. 28
- St. Louis — Apr. 4
- Nashville — Apr. 11
- Cleveland — Apr. 18
- Philadelphia — Apr. 25
- Denver — May 2
- Salt Lake City — May 9
Why the 250 schedule looks different
250SX is split into East and West regions, so a 250 rider does not race every stop on the 17-round calendar. The regional format creates two championships while the 450SX class follows the national schedule.
Where to find each round’s results
Use our results guide for quick links and interpretation, or check the official Supercross results archive for timing and scoring.
What came after Supercross?
Once Salt Lake City closed the stadium season, the championship moved into Pro Motocross. Combined points from both disciplines then determined SMX postseason eligibility and seeding. See the 2026 SMX Playoffs schedule.