Pennsylvania

The biggest indoor dirt bike series in the world: seventeen Saturday nights in NFL stadiums from Anaheim in January to the Salt Lake City finale in May. The 250SX class splits into East and West regions that meet only at the Showdown.

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.

Northeastern-Ohio/Western-Pennsylvania club running near-year-round racing across Motocross, Harescramble and Flat Track. Its motocross calendar is a 21-round 2026 season across four club tracks.

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 6's observed-trials program, run as a distinct discipline from the D6 Henrietta Classic Series motocross championship. District 6's own site (amadistrict6.com) lists 'Moto Trials' as one of six separate named Disciplines sections, each with its own director. Moto Trials has its own director (Travis Fox) and its own dedicated site, d6trials.com, which runs a live Teamup event calendar and posts flyers/results for individual 2026 rounds. It runs a full points championship, with 2025 final season points posted and the 2026 season under way.

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.

Single-track club night-race points series at Evansville MX Park in Berwick, PA, branded 'Supercross' but run at an outdoor MX park rather than a stadium. The 2026 calendar runs 9 rounds, and the track's results database carries season archives back through 2023-2025.

Recurring evening pit-bike and youth race night at Pymatuning Holeshot Raceway (Pyma MX) in Linesville, PA, distinct from the same track's points-scored Outlaw MX Series, which runs as its own championship. The 2026 season opens as the 'Party at Pyma' weekend kickoff on Thursday July 3, then runs two further evenings on September 18 and October 16. No round numbers are published, so it reads as an unscored practice and race night rather than a points championship. Nothing is listed for May, June or August, and nothing beyond October 16, so those three dates are the season.

AMA District 6's flagship amateur motocross points series across southeastern/south-central Pennsylvania plus one Maryland and one New Jersey round; 14-round 2026 calendar (must attend 8 of them, 2 drops count toward series award), with two rounds double-counting for a separate Mini MX & Pitbike series.

AMA District 7's motocross division, a 501(c)3 non-profit running a 13-round 2026 season across MD/PA/VA/WV/NC on a shared Mid-Atlantic venue pool, including the Maryland State Championship round at Budds Creek.

Regional amateur MX series co-sanctioning rounds with MAMA/PAMX at shared Mid-Atlantic venues; only part of the 2026 round list has been published.

Single-venue, four-round 2026 series at The Oak Motocross Park (Coalport, PA), family-owned by the Ecklund family. The track's own Moto Megabowl page bills it as "AUGUST 23RD * GRAND PRIX / OCTOBER 4TH * GRAND PRIX / OCT 11TH MOTOCROSS NATIONAL TRACK - Moto Megabowl / AoMX Combo Race / OCT 18TH * MOTOCROSS - INTERMEDIATE TRACK". Round 1 (Aug 23) is the series' own kickoff, distinct from The Oak's unrelated season-opening Grand Prix on March 29, which predates the Moto Megabowl branding and is not part of this series. Round 3 (Oct 11) is run jointly as a "Moto Megabowl / AoMX Combo Race" with the track's separate Appalachian Outlaw (AoMX) Motocross Series. Only the Moto Megabowl side scores for this series. Grand Prix rounds mix the woods, motocross track and grass track into one course (MX vs XC format); Rounds 3-4 run as straight motocross on the National and Intermediate tracks respectively. Round 2 explicitly carries some track changes from Round 1.

Single-track club points series at Pymatuning Holeshot Raceway in Linesville, PA (northwest PA). 5 confirmed 2026 rounds, some sharing themed event names (Bartosek Memorial Race, Battle of the Border, Fall Brawl). The track also co-lists non-series race days at Tri City Raceway and Bula MX in its calendar, but those are separate one-off events, not part of this series.

AMA-sanctioned statewide Pennsylvania motocross association running two titled points championships per year ("PAMX Spring Championship" and "Pennsylvania State MX Championship") across a shared pool of PA tracks (Doublin Gap MX Park, Pleasure Valley Raceway, Maple Shade MX, High Point Raceway) plus two out-of-state guest rounds (Tomahawk MX Raceway, WV and Promised Land MX, MD). President Jeff Cernic, based in Johnstown, PA. The AMA-featured "Yamaha All-Star Pro-Am/Cobra Cup" event at Doublin Gap (Sept 11-13, 2026) is a separate Mid-Atlantic Racing Association (MDRA) round held at the same venue, not a PAMX round or sub-series.

AMA-sanctioned single-track club points series at Smokey Pines MX in Mount Pleasant Township, PA, presented by Hillview Motorsports. It is listed as a 7-round 2026 series, but only two round dates are published: the track's own schedule shows the next upcoming event only.

Single-track club GP-format points series at Switchback MX in Butler, PA, running concurrently each outdoor season alongside the track's separate 'Outdoor Series' and a winter indoor 'Supercross Series'/'Arenacross Series'. The official results database carries continuous year-by-year GP Series history back to at least 2025.

Single-track club outdoor points series at Switchback MX in Butler, PA, run concurrently with the track's separate GP Series each summer. The official results database carries continuous year-by-year Outdoor Series history back to 2018. Round 1 of the 2026 season is missing from the results index, possibly renamed or rescheduled; rounds 2 through 7 all ran.