Two-day events across all eight rounds as states are outlined.
All eight rounds of AUSMX will expand to two-day events next season, with a provisional 2027 calendar announced that outlines the series schedule.
Victoria will stage the season-opener on March 6-7, while consecutive Queensland rounds on August 7-8 and August 14-15 will bring the championship to a close.
Itβs Victoria that dominates the opening half β hosting rounds one, two and four β alongside a South Australian stop on April 3-4. Queensland accounts for three of the final four events, with the sole New South Wales round scheduled for July 17-18.
The release formalises the two-block structure previously uncovered by MotoOnline, with four rounds in March-April followed by a May-June break before competition resumes in Queensland on July 3-4.
Anticipated venues include Ride Park and Warrnambool in Victoria, Gillman in South Australia, and Wonthaggi back in Victoria, followed by south-east Queensland, Appin in New South Wales, a Wide Bay or central Queensland round, and a Sunshine Coast finale.
New rights-holder Williams Event Management (WEM) has also confirmed the AUSMX name, replacing the ProMX identity used since 2021 as the organisation returns to oversee the Australian Motocross Championship.
MX1, MX2, MX3, WMX, Vets 30-plus and Vets 40-plus have been listed as the championship classes, alongside support categories MX85, MX65 and the Senior 2-Stroke Cup. A deeper breakdown of those category schedules remains to be announced.


