Grand Est

Germany's leading motocross series. Seven weekends from April to September, with the 450cc Masters class headlining alongside the Youngster Cup and the 125/85cc Junior Cups. Bitche is the series' only race abroad.

France's national one-day cup series for the 125cc class, run by the FFM.

France's national off-road hillclimb championship, filed by the FFM under its motocross-family disciplines. A fourth 2026 round at Arette (64) is on the FFM calendar but its date is still open, Aug 16 or 23.

France's national classic-bike motocross championship, seven rounds run by the FFM.

France's national veterans' motocross championship, seven rounds run by the FFM.

France's national elite quad-cross championship, nine rounds run by the FFM.

Ligue Moto Grand Est's regional multi-round enduro championship. Many license/age classes share the same 5-round set. Two of the five venues, Conty and Gonsans, do not sit inside Grand Est by department: Conty is Somme (Hauts-de-France) and Gonsans is Doubs (Bourgogne-Franche-Comté), so either Grand Est shares those rounds with a neighboring ligue or the names belong to same-named communes. The ligue's separate 'Championnat Grand Est Enduro Sprint' one-off at La Bresse (26 Apr) is a distinct single-round sprint format, not part of this round set.

Region-wide regional motocross championship for Ligue Moto Grand Est, spanning all 10 departments of the Grand Est region across roughly a dozen weight/age classes (50cc through 450cc, vétérans tiers, féminines, motos anciennes, quads, side-car cross). Multi-class structure means not every class races every round. Results and round pages are on lgemoto.fr. Bicqueley and Saint Fergeux are Championnat Course sur Prairie Grand Est rounds, a different discipline, and Sainte-Croix-en-Plaine is a standalone club event rather than a championship round. The Rozerieulles round (12-13 Sep) is explicitly marked '(annulée)' / canceled on its own event page. The ligue publishes no sequential round numbers, so the rounds are unnumbered.

Regional multi-round trial championship for Ligue Moto Grand Est, published by category (TR1-TR4+, youth, elite, minitrial) rather than under one championship name, though every category shares the same 4-round set. One of the four venues (Allenjoie) does not sit inside Grand Est by department. It is in Doubs (Bourgogne-Franche-Comté), the same cross-border pattern seen in the ligue's enduro championship.