New Mexico

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.

Single-track club points series run by Aztec Motocross in partnership with the City of Aztec; 10 rounds, best-7-of-10 counts toward season awards.

Season-long amateur motocross points series hosted entirely at Moriarty Motocross NM ("the largest moto compound in New Mexico"), 38 Martin Road, Moriarty, NM, a single-venue club series with Main and Mini tracks, 2-moto format, Saturday practice / Sunday race weekends. The 2026 season ran at least 8 rounds from mid-May through mid-September. The AMA's amateur-motocross index lists this venue under the label "New Mexico State Championship," but nothing on the operator's own site at moriartymx.com, its Trackside registration page or its social pages uses that name: the series calls itself the "Full Throttle Race Series."

Colorado's amateur/club indoor supercross points series, run by the nonprofit Rocky Mountain Riders Association at Front Range fairgrounds arenas plus one round in Raton, NM. The Round 2 venue is billed only as "Southeast County Fairgrounds", most likely the Southeast Weld County Fairgrounds in Keenesburg. Shares no weekend with the AMA Supercross Denver round or the AMA Pro Motocross Thunder Valley round, both explicitly marked 'non-RMRA' on RMRA's own poster.

Statewide enduro circuit founded in 1973, running three divisions (Championship covering TX plus Cloudcroft NM, High Plains covering western TX and bordering states, Sabine covering eastern TX and bordering states). The circuit's own site states it was deliberately never AMA sanctioned so that only Texas residents could accumulate championship points. It is a separate, independently-governed circuit, not an AMA District 20/41/42 entity, though it covers the same geography.