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America's outdoor national series: eleven Saturdays of two-moto racing on the toughest tracks in the country, from Fox Raceway in California to the Ironman finale in Indiana. Feeds into the SuperMotocross playoffs.

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.

The official website of AMA District 3 (est. 1974), running a full points-paying motocross season across Central New York tracks (Paradox, High Voltage Hills, Utica-Rome MX, Broome-Tioga, Pavillion, Area 51) plus two 'dual district' rounds at Palmyra, NY and Burlington MX in Pennsylvania. Hosts the 2026 New York State Motocross Championships (Aug 21-23) at High Voltage Hills, and runs sub-series bracketing such as the 'Battle of NY' rounds and double-points races. Class champions (2025) listed on-site by name/class.

AMA District 2's regional motocross championship, racing at seven tracks across NJ/MD/PA/WV/NY; Raceway Park (Englishtown, NJ) and Field of Dreams (Millville, NJ) are the series' anchor venues (riders need 3+ races at each to qualify for year-end awards), with single rounds at Budds Creek MD, Tomahawk MX WV, Pagoda MX PA and Walden MX NY. 'RPMX' is Raceway Park's own venue branding for its D2MX rounds (dual-scored 'RPMX & D2MX Points' on the same dates), not a separate series. Round 15 (Sep 5–6, Raceway Park) doubles as the New Jersey State Championship; two rounds are co-scored 'D2/D6 Combo' races with AMA District 6's Henrietta Classic Series.

AMA District 7's dedicated enduro program, run by the East Coast Enduro Association across Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia, New York and New Jersey. ECEA is a shared regional promoter (it also serves neighboring districts) and its 2026 calendar mixes enduro with hare scramble, dual sport and FastKIDZ events at member clubs. Only the enduro rounds appear here.

Western New York regional motocross series running concurrent Ultra/Mega/Stacyc/Battle sub-series off one shared schedule of raceday weekends, plus a separate hare-scramble series in a different discipline. 18 motocross rounds make up the 2026 season (2 of them 2-day: a NYS Championships weekend and a season-closing "CAN AM" weekend), with 3 more dates still TBD as of the schedule's 05/14/26 revision. The named venues are Area 51 Motocross (Batavia NY) and Pavilion MX (Pavilion NY). "Palmyra" on the official schedule is very likely Hogback Hill Motocross (Palmyra NY). Three other schedule venues, "Burlington MX", "Utica Rome" and "High Voltage", have no town published: a Pennsylvania "High Voltage MX Park" (Ford City PA) exists but is roughly 4 hours from the other Western NY venues, and the schedule labels that round "NYS Championships", which points to a New York venue instead.

Multi-state off-road GP championship run by J-Day Off-Road, closed-course races combining motocross-track sections with woods/grass, not pure motocross and not a classic point-to-point enduro. Seven rounds across Florida, South Carolina, Virginia, Maryland, Massachusetts and New York in 2026; the season also runs a separate youth STACYC Series and a Massachusetts-only 'New England Series' at some of the same venues, neither modeled here.

The Metropolitan Sports Committee's 22-round AMA District 34 club series, run since 1961 across the Hudson Valley and into western Massachusetts, self-described as the Motocross Powerhouse of the Northeast.

A club-format Spring and Fall points series touring Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire and eastern New York tracks; riders need 5 of 9 events in each half of the season to qualify for year-end awards.

Regional motorcycle trials (observed trials) points championship, 5 rounds in 2026 hosted at member clubs across Connecticut, New York, Massachusetts and Rhode Island; class champions crowned on season points.

New England off-road Grand Prix championship run by P27 Offroad (formerly NYOffroad, founded 2017) across New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts and New York. Grand Prix format mixes motocross-style motos with woods sections, single one-hour motos (45 minutes for PeeWee classes), with an optional Extreme section; the track is rebuilt each round even at repeat venues. The 2026 season runs 15 numbered GP rounds across 13 weekends (Pineline GP counts as two rounds on one double-day weekend). Published round numbers include WSP GP 3 as Round 9, Jolly GP as Round 10, The Flats GP as Round 12, and Rounds 3–5 at Sand Trap, Sugar Shack and White Rock; the rest (1, 2, 6–8, 11, 13–15) fall in date order between them, which lines up exactly with P27's own "15 GPs" for 2026. Several GP weekends run alongside a non-championship support race on the Saturday (Supercross Triple Crown rounds at Winchester Speedpark, Night Rock at the White Rock GP grounds). Those are not separately numbered rounds and are folded into the host GP weekend. Several host venues (Sugar Shack GP, White Rock GP, Barnyard GP, John Deere GP, Hilltown GP, Hard Knox GP) have no separate track brand on mxparks.com or elsewhere. In P27's off-road GP culture the round name doubles as the venue name, so each runs under the GP's own name; Barnyard, John Deere, Hilltown and Hard Knox publish no street address at all.

Independent central/western New York club points series ('UpState Motocross', racing as 'USMX/WNYMA', Western New York Motocross Association) in its 20th season, rotating a full-season schedule across six member tracks: Cato MX (Cato), Moto Masters Park (Parish), Thornwood Motocross (Williamstown), Frozen Ocean Motocross (Auburn), Jacks Racing (New Berlin) and Whitetail MX (Lindley). AMA membership is not required, 'all district memberships accepted' with a $10 day-pass alternative, so this sits alongside rather than under a single AMA district. Six rounds (marked '*' on the official schedule) double as a 'Summer Championship Series' sub-competition requiring 5 of 6 attended to qualify for its own awards; Sep 20 at Cato is billed as a dedicated Women's event. Round numbering (1–24) is sequential over race dates only: Round 3 = May 3, Round 8 = June 14, Round 13 = July 26/Summer Round 2, Round 18 = Sep 13/Summer Round 6, Round 22 = Oct 11. Four Sundays (Apr 19, May 10, Jul 19, Aug 16, Aug 23) are rain dates with no round assigned.

Fall off-road hare scramble series run by Empire State Motocross (ESMX), the promoter group behind Area 51, Pavilion MX and Sick Bros MX's closed-course points series. The hare scramble series is a separate four-round off-road companion to ESMX's spring/summer closed-course Ultra, Dual District and Battle series (run at the same clubs under different brand names and points structures). No AMA district card is required to enter. Rounds rotate one per club plus a finale on Hogback Hill Motocross's dedicated woods loop in Palmyra. Dates come from ESMX's own official 2026 season schedule (revised 1/18/26) and match what each venue publishes for its own round: Pavilion 10/4, Area 51 10/18, Palmyra/Hogback Hill 11/1. Sick Bros MX's own website carries a blanket notice that "All events for 2026 have been canceled," which reads as covering their own standalone Sick Bros-branded motocross program rather than the ESMX hare scramble round at their track. The ESMX master schedule still has Sick Bros hosting on 10/25/26, so treat that round as on until closer to the date.