Motocross Tracks

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Motocross takes place on natural terrain tracks, utilizing the landscape to create challenging circuits with elevation changes, jumps, and technical sections. Unlike Supercross, these outdoor venues stretch across acres of land, creating longer lap times and a different style of racing that tests both speed and endurance.

Featured Motocross Venues

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SEASON OPENER

Fox Raceway

Pala, California

Rounds 1 & 11

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High Point Raceway

Mt. Morris, Pennsylvania

Round 4

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JULY 4TH WEEKEND

RedBud MX

Buchanan, Michigan

Round 6

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Washougal MX Park

Washougal, Washington

Round 8

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Unadilla MX

New Berlin, New York

Round 9

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SEASON FINALE

Ironman Raceway

Crawfordsville, Indiana

Round 12

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Motocross Track Characteristics

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Motocross tracks differ from Supercross venues in several key ways:

• Natural Terrain: Utilizing the landscape’s natural features
• Longer Lap Times: Typically 1.5-2.5 minutes per lap
• Outdoor Elements: Weather and changing track conditions play a major role
• Elevation Changes: Significant uphill and downhill sections
• Variable Surfaces: From hard-pack to sand, loam, and mud
• High-Speed Sections: Allowing for higher top speeds than stadium courses

Motocross tracks evolve throughout race day as ruts form and lines develop, requiring riders to adapt their approach through practice, qualifying, and the two main event motos.