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Race formats for the 2027 Monster Energy Supercross season have been confirmed, with three Triple Crown rounds and three 250SMX East/West Showdowns locked into the 17-round schedule.

Anaheim 2 will host the opening Triple Crown at Angel Stadium on January 23, before the three-race format returns at Arlington on February 27 and Foxborough on April 3.

The 250SX West division will contest the opening four rounds of the season at Anaheim 1, San Diego, Anaheim 2 and San Antonio, with the Eastern division to commence one week later at Tampa on February 6.

Glendale will stage the first East/West Showdown of 2027 at round six on February 13, followed by a second combined event at Pittsburgh on April 24. The annual Dave Coombs Sr. East/West Showdown will again feature as part of the Salt Lake City finale on May 15.

Western division riders will also compete at Arlington, Seattle and Denver during their seven standalone rounds, while the Eastern schedule includes Detroit, Daytona, Indianapolis, Foxborough, Baltimore and East Rutherford in addition to Tampa.

Four themed events have also been confirmed across the combined Supercross and Pro Motocross regular season. Glendale will host the Supercross St. Jude Love Moto Stop Cancer event on February 13, before the initiative expands into Pro Motocross for the first time at the Ironman National on August 28.

In addition, the Supercross Military Appreciation Race will take place in Seattle on March 20, with Washougal retaining the corresponding Pro Motocross event on July 24.

Tickets have now gone on sale for all rounds of both the 2027 Monster Energy Supercross Championship and 2027 Pro Motocross Championship, following the release of the full 2027 Monster Energy SMX World Championship regular season schedule earlier this month.

The new season will open with Anaheim 1 on January 9, beginning the 17-round Supercross campaign before the 11-round Pro Motocross Championship leads into the season-ending SMX Playoffs and Final next September.