Anaheim opens 2027 Supercross, SMX adds San Antonio
NXTbets Pro | Published On: October 1, 2026
2027 Supercross schedule
The SMX League unveiled the complete 2027 Monster Energy SMX World Championship regular-season schedule, a 28-round calendar that pairs 17 Supercross races with 11 Pro Motocross events. Ticket presale registration for all 28 rounds opens at 10 a.m. ET, giving fans an early path into a season that stretches across the full championship and into the postseason. The Supercross slate opens in Anaheim at Angel Stadium and carries the series through 16 cities in 13 states from January to mid-May. That gives the first half of the championship a broad national footprint, with a mix of established markets, returning stops and new additions that reshape the route from one round to the next. The rest of the Supercross schedule builds around that opening stretch as teams and riders move from one venue to the next in a run that defines the first months of the year.
Supercross stops
San Antonio and Baltimore are the new Supercross additions on the 2027 schedule, with the Alamodome and M&T Bank Stadium set to host the series for the first time. Their arrival expands the championship into two more major sports markets and adds fresh stops to a tour that already covers a long list of cities. Tampa, Foxborough, East Rutherford and Pittsburgh return to the schedule, giving the series several familiar dates in key regions. Houston, St. Louis, Cleveland, Birmingham and Nashville drop off the Supercross lineup for 2027, creating a different mix of destinations than the one used the year before. The changes show how the schedule keeps evolving from season to season while still relying on a core of proven venues and fan bases.
Pro Motocross postseason
The Pro Motocross schedule stays unchanged from 2026, and it keeps the same opening and closing points at Fox Raceway and Ironman Raceway. The 11-round run again brings the series to 10 states and includes 22 motos, which gives the outdoor championship a familiar structure after the Supercross stretch ends. High Point lands on Father’s Day weekend and RedBud falls on Independence Day, two holiday dates that have become part of the rhythm of the Pro Motocross season. Those stops help frame the summer portion of the championship, which takes the series from late spring into late August without altering the core of the calendar. The postseason then begins after Labor Day with three SMX playoff and final rounds. Those venues will be announced in January, leaving the championship with a full regular-season roadmap now in place and the final race sites to come later. Together, the regular-season schedule and the postseason plan give the 2027 championship a clear outline from Anaheim through the final rounds, with Supercross, Pro Motocross and the SMX playoffs each holding a defined place in the series.
