Indiana

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.

District 16's Off-Road program is one combined points chase covering Enduro, Sprint Enduro, GP and Hare Scrambles under two directors (Dan Fortman for Enduro, Grady Smith for HS/GP). Only the Enduro and Sprint Enduro rounds appear here; the GP and Hare Scrambles rounds share the same calendar but are a different discipline. Essentially all of the 2026 Enduro rounds are hosted outside Wisconsin/Michigan, in Indiana and Minnesota, via reciprocal joint-district point-sharing with D14, D17 and D23, a common structure in AMA off-road racing.

AMA District 12's flagship 13-round 2026 championship across Northern Ohio, SE Michigan and NE Indiana, titled the River Raisin Powersports Kawasaki Stateline Championship Series. Only Round 6 (Tri-State Motorcycle Club, Butler) is in Indiana; the rest are Ohio/Michigan.

AMA District 14's own multi-round enduro championship, run as a separate 'ENDURO' division distinct from the district's motocross division. Requires D14 membership to score points; best 6 of 7 events count, minimum 5 events for year-end eligibility. Seven rounds in 2026 across host clubs in Indiana, Michigan and Ohio.

District 17's own multi-round Enduro Championship, run by a rotating set of D17-affiliated clubs across Illinois and neighboring states; points hosted externally via midwestenduros.com and linked from the district's official points page.

3-round GP-format championship run only at Reads Racing's own two Indiana tracks (Hangtime MX Park and Trojan MX), separate from the 5-track Indiana State MX Championship Series run by the same promoter.

5-round privately-promoted Indiana state championship spanning 5 independent Indiana MX tracks, run by Reads Racing Unlimited Inc. Scoring is best 9 of 10 motos across the season; riders must compete in all 5 rounds for an overall award. Not AMA-sanctioned as a series even though every host track is AMA-chartered.

3-round amateur/club motocross points series run by Hoosier Hilltoppers Motocross Club at its home track in Paris Crossing, Indiana; scored via RaceReady electronic scoring.