Spain

The premier class of world motocross. Nineteen Grands Prix across five continents decide the MXGP and MX2 world titles, with each round run as a Saturday qualifying race followed by two Sunday motos.

Spain's national Enduro championship, run by the RFME across six weekends in 2026, touring four autonomous communities. Like the RFME's motocross and Trial championships it runs one national calendar, with age and skill classes riding within it rather than as separate series. The RFME publishes no class breakdown per round, and unlike motocross and Trial there is no season-closing Autonomías team event. No round has a named track or circuit: enduro rounds run on natural terrain near each host town, so each round is listed under that town. Catalunya and Andalucía both name a regional Enduro championship of their own (Andalucía also runs a separate 'Enduro Indoor'), but neither has published a 2026 calendar.

Spain's national motocross championship, run by the RFME across ten confirmed venues touring seven autonomous communities in 2026. The season opener at Montearagón was postponed with no makeup date published, and the closing team event by autonomous-community squad (Campeonato de España de Motocross de las Autonomías, Oct 31–Nov 1) still has no host venue ('a determinar', TBD).

Spain's national Trial championship, run by the RFME across seven confirmed weekends in 2026, touring five autonomous communities. Follows the same single-national-calendar pattern as the RFME's motocross championship. Age/skill classes (Cadete, Femenino, Juvenil, Veterano, TR5) ride within this one calendar rather than as separate series, several weekends split their class list across the two days (e.g. Sigüenza's TR4-and-up classes ride Saturday, TR1/TR2/TR3/Junior ride Sunday). The Nov 8 Tona round is the season-closing Trofeo del Trial de las Autonomías, a team event scored by autonomous-community squad (unlike the equivalent motocross Autonomías round, its venue and date are both set). No round has a named track or circuit: trial rounds run on natural-terrain sectors near each host town, so each round is listed under that town. Catalunya and Andalucía both name a regional Trial championship of their own, but neither has published a 2026 calendar.

Andalucía's regional motocross championship, run by the FAM across eight rounds in 2026 touring four provinces. The Córdoba provincial round (Mar 1, Almodóvar del Río) runs combined with MX50/MX65 only; all other categories race from the Apr 12 round onward.

Aragón's regional motocross championship, run by the FARAM. Three rounds of the 2026 season have both a date and a venue; a fourth, around Mar 29, is on the calendar but has no venue announced. The FARAM publishes the season at faram.es/calendario. The Sep 13 Quinto round doubles as the PromoAragon Cup.

La Rioja's regional motocross championship, run by the FRM (Federación Riojana de Motociclismo). The federation's 'Pruebas 2026' calendar covers a joint Rioja–Navarra territory (Murchante and, separately, Falces are Navarra towns racing under it), and one round, Quintanamaría, crosses into Castilla y León. The FRM publishes no full season class list; the one round with its own class list is Autol's Féminas/85cc/65cc/50cc Iniciación round. Two further rounds, a second Autol date and a Falces round, are named with no date. The Sep round at Haro is Sep 12 on the federation's own calendar and Sep 13 on the frmotos.es calendar page, a one-day difference the FRM has not resolved. That page also carries an Oct 18 Haro round with a children/women focus and an Arnedo round somewhere in Oct or Nov, neither with a firm date.

Castilla-La Mancha's regional motocross championship, provisional pending FCMM General Assembly approval, opening and closing the 2026 season at its own home venue, Montearagón. Sub18 is not convened this year, and the May 10 round is still waiting on a venue. The Mar 8 Santa Ana de Pusa round (Máster/Easy Riders focus) ran alongside the national Copa de España de Motocross Clásico.

Catalonia's regional senior/adult-class motocross championship, run by the FCM. Distinct from the FCM's combined 'Motocròs-Nens/Femení' (kids+women) support-class series which shares the same 7 venues but races on different weekends, and from the separate 'Copa Catalana de Motocròs-E' electric-bike cup. The 2026 calendar runs Jan 1 - Dec 20. Two of the venues, Rocco's Ranch and Can Taulé, are circuit names rather than towns: they race at Parets del Vallès and Súria respectively.

Catalonia's electric-motocross (MX-E) cup, run by the FCM alongside its main Motocròs-Grans championship. Same discipline (motocross), separate bike-class tier and venue rotation. A 5th round listed on FCM's calendar (2026-06-07 at Esplugues) is explicitly marked 'Exhibició No puntuable' (non-scoring exhibition) and is excluded here; a nominal Round 1 at Amposta is still 'A determinar data' (date TBD). No host town is published for Guaja Motor Camp, Motor Paradise or Els Tossalets.

Regional enduro championship run by FEXMOTO. The 2026 calendar at fexmoto.com/calendario carries two multi-day weekends, Valdecaballeros in March and Miajadas 'CopaTT 4 Estaciones' in November. More rounds may run under the CopaTT banner without appearing on that calendar. The March weekend runs alongside the national Campeonato de España de Enduro at the same venue.

Extremadura's regional motocross championship, run by FEXMOTO across eight rounds in 2026, with the full calendar at fexmoto.com/calendario (the site's own /campeonatos standings table and /historico-de-pruebas results widget are both broken). Two rounds, Montearagón (Feb 8) and Miajadas (Jun 7), are marked postponed (Aplazada/Aplazado) with no replacement date published as of 2026-09-07. Round 1 (Montearagón, in Toledo) and round 4 (Almodóvar del Río, in Córdoba) are 'conjunta' joint rounds hosted physically in neighboring regions (Castilla-La Mancha, Andalucía) but count toward the Extremadura championship. The site inconsistently calls this series 'Campeonato de Extremadura de Motocross' and 'Campeonato Extremeño de Motocross' for the same championship. Montearagón's round runs at Circuito Tajoa Racing.

Regional trial championship run by FEXMOTO, listed alongside the motocross series on fexmoto.com/calendario. FEXMOTO numbers the rounds: its news post calls the Jun 28 Talaveruela de la Vera round the '2ª Prueba' (round 2). Of the nine rounds on the calendar, three are marked postponed or suspended with no replacement date published as of 2026-09-07: Mérida (Aplazada), Losar de la Vera (Aplazada a expensas de los permisos), and both Barco de Ávila rounds, held jointly with the Federación de Motociclismo de Castilla y León, which are marked Suspendida. Candeleda (also joint with Castilla y León) and Argés (joint with Castilla-La Mancha) count for the Extremadura championship despite being physically hosted in neighboring regions. The site also uses the name 'Campeonato Extremeño de Trial' for the same championship (see the Navalmoral de la Mata round).

Regional motocross championship for the Región de Murcia, organized by FMRM (Federación de Motociclismo de la Región de Murcia), run across multiple club-hosted venues each season with age/class categories from Mx50 through MX1/MX2 and MX Féminas. Two rounds carry the 'Campeonato de Motocross de la Región de Murcia' tag for 2026: the season opener at Crevillente, whose circuit sits just across the border in Alicante/Comunitat Valenciana but which the FMRM registers under Murcia with regional-championship class labels (e.g. MX2 CAMPEONATO REGIONAL), and the 2nd Torreagüera round in September. October's 'Motocross Fiestas de Molina' is tagged 'Carrera Motocross', a standalone town race rather than a championship round, and the national Campeonato de España de Motocross and Campeonato de España de Freestyle rounds held in the region, plus the road-circuit Copa de España de Velocidad/MiniVelocidad at Circuito de Cartagena, are different series.

Madrid's regional motocross championship, run by the FMM across eight rounds in 2026. The calendar has moved around: Valdemorillo replaced a rained-out Feb 1 date, Torres de la Alameda and Navalcarnero filled two originally-pending slots, and Brunete moved off Sep 13 to avoid clashing with the Spanish F1 Grand Prix in Madrid that weekend. The FMM's calendar is still marked provisional, so the round order and the full list can change.

The Comunitat Valenciana's regional motocross championship (branded "Motocross Interopen"), provisional pending FMCV General Assembly approval. Its 2026 calendar opens a round to riders from neighbouring Región de Murcia (Molina de Segura). One further round, Circuito de MX La Mina at Almussafes, has no date set ("s/f") yet.