Every championship and race series racing in Australia. Pick a region to narrow the map, the series and the race weekends to where you ride.
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.
Supercross as a travelling world championship. Six single-night Grands Prix in stadiums across five continents decide the WSX and SX2 world titles, each run as a one-day show rather than a race weekend.
Australia's national junior motocross title, a single multi-day championship event held at a rotating host venue each year, rather than a multi-round points series. The 2026 edition is the 28th running.
Australia's national ATV and sidecar motocross titles, decided at a single multi-day championship event each year at a rotating host venue.
Australia's national enduro championship, presented by MXStore, managed by Motorcycling Australia since 2010 (formerly the Australian Off-Road Championship / AORC). Six weekends and twelve numbered rounds across Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria and South Australia, mixing sprint, cross-country and time-card enduro formats.
Australia's national trial title, decided at a single multi-day championship event each year at a rotating host venue, the same shape as the KTM Australian Junior Motocross Championship and the ATV & Sidecar Championships. The 2026 edition is co-promoted by the AJS Moto Trials Club WA and Pathfinders Trials Motorcycle Club WA under the Western Australian Moto Trials Sport Panel, on a property near York, WA not previously used for trial competition.
Australia’s premier stadium supercross championship, promoted as the Boost Mobile AUSX Supercross Championship. The 2026 season runs five one-night events across four Australian states plus a return to Auckland, with SX1 and SX2 titles decided under lights in November.
Australia's premier national motocross championship, presented by AMX Superstores. Eight rounds across five states and territories from March to August, contested across MX1, MX2, MX3, MX85 and MXW classes.
An interstate junior teams event, not a standalone points series: every State Controlling Body fields a 12-rider team (six MX85, six MX3), run as a curtain-raiser inside the MXGP of Australia weekend.
A club-run, season-long numbered motocross championship at ACT Motorcycle Club (Fairbairn Park, Majura), sponsored by TeamMoto Canberra, distinct from the NSW Motocross State Titles, which separately hosts its own Round 1 at the same venue as a one-off booking.
Victoria's Gippsland-region multi-club motocross championship, run across six clubs from Dandenong to Bluerock plus a presentation weekend at Maffra Sale.
New South Wales' state enduro championship, run by Motorcycling NSW across five weekends and ten numbered rounds in 2026. Its Round 3–4 weekend at Dungog falls on the same dates as the national AusEnduro championship's own Rd3–4 there, and Round 7–8 at Macleay Valley falls on the same dates as AusEnduro's Rd9–10 at nearby Kempsey (possibly the same physical events). Only the first four weekends have a venue; the fifth (Sep 26–27) has a date but its host club is still TBA.
The New South Wales state motocross championship, run by Motorcycling NSW across five rounds touring host clubs around the state (its 2026 opening round was hosted just across the border in Canberra, ACT).
South Australia's state motocross championship, run by Motorcycling SA over three rounds in 2026: Murray Bridge, Renmark, and Gillman.
Queensland's state motocross championship, run by Motorcycling Queensland. Only Round 1, at Warwick, has a published 2026 date. Later rounds go up as round-by-round flip-books rather than one plain calendar, so the total round count for 2026 is not set yet.
Tasmania's numbered-round state trial series, run by Motorcycling Tasmania (MTAS) across island clubs. Rounds 4 (Oatlands), 5 (Carnarvon) and 6 (Upper Natone) are set for the 2026 season; rounds 1-3 are not listed.
Western Australia's state motocross and ATV championship, run by Motorcycling WA over four rounds in 2026. The series was reorganized (not cancelled) after an April 2026 meeting between MWA and hosting clubs; only the first two rounds have dates, with the Albany and Bunbury double-headers still TBA.
Western Victoria's multi-club motocross championship, running clubs across the state's west from Colac to Portland.
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