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The complete 2027 Monster Energy Supercross and Pro Motocross schedule has been released, forming the 28-round regular season of the Monster Energy SMX World Championship ahead of the playoffs in September.

Anaheim 1 will again open the 17-round Supercross championship on January 9, followed by San Diego and Anaheim 2, before San Antonio’s Alamodome returns to the schedule for round four.

Tampa is also back, set for Raymond James Stadium on February 6, while Detroit has been moved forward to February 20 and Seattle shifted back to March 20. The closing stages feature an even greater overhaul, with Foxborough returning on April 3 and Baltimore making its Supercross debut at M&T Bank Stadium one week later.

East Rutherford and Pittsburgh follow, replacing the 2026 run that included Birmingham, St. Louis, Nashville, Cleveland and Philadelphia. Denver and Salt Lake City remain the final two stops, concluding at Rice-Eccles Stadium on May 15.

The 2027 Pro Motocross Championship will commence following one weekend off at Fox Raceway on May 29, with all 11 venues from 2026 retained.

Hangtown, Thunder Valley and High Point complete June, followed by RedBud, Southwick, Spring Creek and Washougal in July. The traditional mid-season break then leads into Unadilla on August 14, Budds Creek on August 21 and the Ironman National finale on August 28.

Together, the 17 Supercross and 11 Pro Motocross rounds comprise the SMX regular season, before the three-round post-season. Playoff 1 is scheduled for September 11, Playoff 2 on September 18 and the SMX World Championship Final on September 25, with all three locations to be announced in January.

Additionally, registration for the ticket presale for all 28 rounds will open for preferred customers starting on Tuesday, October 6, at 10:00am ET – sign up for preferred access at SupercrossLIVE.com and ProMotocross.com. Fans can also sign up for SMX Texts to receive the latest information and updates direct from the SMX League.

2027 Monster Energy SMX World Championship schedule:

Monster Energy Supercross
Rd1 – January 9 – Anaheim, California (Angel Stadium)
Rd2 – January 16 – San Diego, California (Snapdragon Stadium)
Rd3 – January 23 – Anaheim, California (Angel Stadium)
Rd4 – January 30 – San Antonio, Texas (Alamodome)
Rd5 – February 6 – Tampa, Florida (Raymond James Stadium)
Rd6 – February 13 – Glendale, Arizona (State Farm Stadium)
Rd7 – February 20 – Detroit, Michigan (Ford Field)
Rd8 – February 27 – Arlington, Texas (AT&T Stadium)
Rd9 – March 6 – Daytona Beach, Florida (Daytona International Speedway)
Rd10 – March 13 – Indianapolis, Indiana (Lucas Oil Stadium)
Rd11 – March 20 – Seattle, Washington (Lumen Field)
Rd12 – April 3 – Foxborough, Massachusetts (Gillette Stadium)
Rd13 – April 10 – Baltimore, Maryland (M&T Bank Stadium)
Rd14 – April 17 – East Rutherford, New Jersey (MetLife Stadium)
Rd15 – April 24 – Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (Acrisure Stadium)
Rd16 – May 8 – Denver, Colorado (Empower Field at Mile High)
Rd17 – May 15 – Salt Lake City, Utah (Rice-Eccles Stadium)

Pro Motocross
Rd18 – May 29 – Pala, California (Fox Raceway)
Rd19 – June 5 – Sacramento, California (Hangtown)
Rd20 – June 12 – Lakewood, Colorado (Thunder Valley)
Rd21 – June 19 – Mount Morris, Pennsylvania (High Point)
Rd22 – July 3 – Buchanan, Michigan (RedBud)
Rd23 – July 10 – Southwick, Massachusetts (Southwick)
Rd24 – July 17 – Millville, Minnesota (Spring Creek)
Rd25 – July 24 – Washougal, Washington (Washougal)
Rd26 – August 14 – New Berlin, New York (Unadilla)
Rd27 – August 21 – Mechanicsville, Maryland (Budds Creek)
Rd28 – August 28 – Crawfordsville, Indiana (Ironman)

SMX post-season
Playoff 1 – September 11 – TBA
Playoff 2 – September 18 – TBA
World Championship Final – September 25 – TBA