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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.

Motocross' annual team event, the 'Olympics of motocross'. Each nation fields three riders, one per class, and the country with the lowest combined score wins the Chamberlain Trophy. A single weekend, no points series.

Germany's leading motocross series. Seven weekends from April to September, with the 450cc Masters class headlining alongside the Youngster Cup and the 125/85cc Junior Cups. Bitche is the series' only race abroad.

France's top-flight national motocross championship, Elite MX1/MX2 plus Juniors and Espoirs classes, run by the FFM over six weekends.

France's national one-day cup series for the 125cc class, run by the FFM.

France's national one-day cup series for the 250cc class, run by the FFM.

France's national youth motocross championship for the smallest classes, seven rounds run by the FFM across the country.

France's national off-road hillclimb championship, filed by the FFM under its motocross-family disciplines. A fourth 2026 round at Arette (64) is on the FFM calendar but its date is still open, Aug 16 or 23.

France's national classic-bike motocross championship, seven rounds run by the FFM.

A single-weekend national final where FFM ligues field inter-club teams against each other.

France's national women's motocross championship, seven rounds run by the FFM.

France's national veterans' motocross championship, seven rounds run by the FFM.

A single-weekend national final where FFM ligues field inter-club quad-cross teams against each other.

France's national elite quad-cross championship, nine rounds run by the FFM.

France's national elite sidecarcross championship, ten rounds run by the FFM.

The French supercross title, run as the SX Tour. Three summer rounds on outdoor tracks lead into the indoor finale at Paris La Défense Arena in November. Espoir and Junior classes race a longer calendar of their own alongside it.

One of LAURA's parallel zone-based regional motocross championships, covering the Drôme-Ardèche-Isère (07-26-38) zone of Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, known on LAURA's own site as the 'Trophée Drôme Ardèche Isère' or 'ZONE DAI'. Its five early-season rounds and the Aug 29 round at Lavilledieu are scored on LAURA's own zone standings.

One of LAURA's parallel zone-based regional motocross championships, covering the Massif Central/Forez (03-15-42-43-63) zone of Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes. The zone ran 9 rounds in 2026 (Mar–Aug), with standings and the season calendar on the ligue's own MCF zone pages at lmaura.org.

LAURA's regional classic-bike motocross championship. Four rounds run before Roumegoux in 2026: La Motte-Servolex, Vovray-en-Bornes, La Voulte-sur-Rhône, and the two-day Sillingy weekend, each a scoring column on LMAURA's own Motos Anciennes standings and a "Chpt Ligue" date on its 2026 calendar. LAURA publishes no season-wide round numbers for them. A fifth date, Saint-Barthélemy-de-Vals (5 April 2026), is marked Anciennes "Chpt Ligue" on the calendar but scores nothing in the standings.

One of LAURA's parallel zone-based regional motocross championships, covering the Savoie/Ain/Rhône zone of Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes (MXPSAR). Rounds 1–8 run Mar–Jul 2026, with results and zone standings on LAURA's own lmaura.org, and the season closes at Ceignes in Sep 2026.

The zone-Est regional motocross trophy of the Ligue Motocycliste Bourgogne Franche Comté (LMBFC). Unlike LAURA and Normandie, which split their regions into zones, LMBFC publishes no zone-Ouest counterpart. Nine rounds ran Apr-Aug 2026, with the rest of the season in Sep-Oct.

Ligue de Corse's regional motocross championship. Rounds 1-2 (Porto-Vecchio, Giuncaggio) ran as scheduled; round 3 (Ajaccio) was canceled. The ligue also runs a separate Championnat de Corse de Cross-Country (Nov 22 Porto Vecchio, Dec 6 Ajaccio), which is a different discipline.

Ligue Centre-Val de Loire's regional motocross championship. The ligue's own 2026 calendar (ligue-moto-centre.fr) runs the Motocross class from March through August, then on into September. MC Gien (Argent-sur-Sauldre, 21 June) and MC La Ruche (Nouan-le-Fuzelier, 28 June) are both marked "annulé" (canceled). Two other dates on the ligue's calendar, Le Maillon (19-20 Sep) and Boischaut MC (10-11 Oct), are Vitesse (speed-circuit) events rather than motocross. The Huismes round shares its day and venue with round 10 of the national Coupe de France Sidecar Cross Élite and round 9 of Quad Cross Élite.

Ligue Hauts-de-France's regional motocross championship. The season runs rounds 1-16, 18 and 19 through the summer. Round 17 (5 July, Blargies) is not one of them: that date is a "Chpt de France Sidecar et Quads" round, a national sidecar/quad championship sharing the venue. Round 20, between round 19 (22 Aug) and round 21 (6 Sep), and round 25, between rounds 24 and 26, are not published anywhere. The ligue's own listing at liguemotohautsdefrance.fr/events only ever shows the current and coming month.

Ligue Île-de-France's regional motocross championship, run under the ligue's own "Championnat de Ligue IDF" name rather than a plain "Motocross" label. Two other events share the Nov 1 date at Fublaines, the "Trophée Motos Anciennes de Fublaines" for classic bikes and the "Coupe des clubs 2026" club-team cup, both a different format from the general championship.

LAURA's general (non-zone-specific) regional motocross championship, distinct from the ligue's parallel zone championships (Pays de Savoie-Ain-Rhône, Drôme-Ardèche-Isère, Massif Central-Forez) and its Motos Anciennes classic-bike series. Its rounds mix a fixed "125cc" + "Vétérans/Féminines" (sometimes + Quad) class combo across the season's non-zone weekends. The 2026 season is three rounds, Ris (19 Apr), Bourg-d'Oisans (14 Jun) and Ambérieu-en-Bugey (13 Sept 2026), scored on LMAURA's 125cc Junior and Vétérans standings.

Ligue Moto Grand Est's regional multi-round enduro championship. Many license/age classes share the same 5-round set. Two of the five venues, Conty and Gonsans, do not sit inside Grand Est by department: Conty is Somme (Hauts-de-France) and Gonsans is Doubs (Bourgogne-Franche-Comté), so either Grand Est shares those rounds with a neighboring ligue or the names belong to same-named communes. The ligue's separate 'Championnat Grand Est Enduro Sprint' one-off at La Bresse (26 Apr) is a distinct single-round sprint format, not part of this round set.

Region-wide regional motocross championship for Ligue Moto Grand Est, spanning all 10 departments of the Grand Est region across roughly a dozen weight/age classes (50cc through 450cc, vétérans tiers, féminines, motos anciennes, quads, side-car cross). Multi-class structure means not every class races every round. Results and round pages are on lgemoto.fr. Bicqueley and Saint Fergeux are Championnat Course sur Prairie Grand Est rounds, a different discipline, and Sainte-Croix-en-Plaine is a standalone club event rather than a championship round. The Rozerieulles round (12-13 Sep) is explicitly marked '(annulée)' / canceled on its own event page. The ligue publishes no sequential round numbers, so the rounds are unnumbered.

Regional multi-round trial championship for Ligue Moto Grand Est, published by category (TR1-TR4+, youth, elite, minitrial) rather than under one championship name, though every category shares the same 4-round set. One of the four venues (Allenjoie) does not sit inside Grand Est by department. It is in Doubs (Bourgogne-Franche-Comté), the same cross-border pattern seen in the ligue's enduro championship.

Ligue de Nouvelle-Aquitaine's regional motocross championship, the dates labeled 'Motocross LMNA' on the ligue's combined 2026 calendar. Its Prairie, Supercross, Open and Pit Bike dates are a different format. The ligue publishes no round numbers, and where it names no club or circuit the round runs under its host town's name.

Ligue Occitanie's single ligue-organized season-closing motocross event, hosted by the ligue itself rather than a member club, and the only date on its regional calendar billed as a ligue championship. The ligue's other motocross dates (Lauzerte, Mirepoix sur Tarn, Saint Thibéry, Sébazac-Concourès, Frontignan) are plain club meets.

Ligue de Normandie's regional 125cc motocross championship.

Ligue de Normandie's regional motocross championship for the youngest Espoirs class (50-65cc).

Ligue de Normandie's regional motocross championship for the Espoirs 85cc class.

Ligue de Normandie's regional classic-bike motocross championship.

Ligue de Normandie's regional women's motocross championship.

Ligue de Normandie's open regional motocross series, run with NMX Diffusion.

Ligue de Normandie's regional quadcross championship.

Ligue de Provence's regional motocross championship: four rounds from Mar to Jun 2026, then the rest of the season from Sep to Nov, with the calendar on the ligue's own liguemotoprovence.com/moto-cross/ page. Two other Provence dates, "Moto mini 190 World serie France" and "Championnat de Provence Mini OGP", both run on a karting circuit at Alès in a mini-bike/pit-bike format rather than full-size motocross.

Ligue de Normandie's regional Trophée Normand open motocross series.