AMA Supercross 2027: 17 rounds, from Anaheim to Salt Lake City

The 2027 AMA Supercross championship has its calendar: 17 rounds, from Angel Stadium in Anaheim (California) on 9 January to Rice-Eccles Stadium in Salt Lake City (Utah) on 15 May. According to Supercross Live and Gatedrop, tickets for every round are already on sale.

The full 2027 supercross calendar

• 9 January: Anaheim, Angel Stadium
• 16 January: San Diego, Snapdragon Stadium
• 23 January: Anaheim, Angel Stadium (Triple Crown)
• 30 January: San Antonio, Alamodome
• 6 February: Tampa, Raymond James Stadium
• 13 February: Glendale, State Farm Stadium
• 20 February: Detroit, Ford Field
• 27 February: Arlington, AT&T Stadium (Triple Crown)
• 6 March: Daytona Beach, Daytona International Speedway
• 13 March: Indianapolis, Lucas Oil Stadium
• 20 March: Seattle, Lumen Field
• 3 April: Foxborough, Gillette Stadium (Triple Crown)
• 10 April: Baltimore, M&T Bank Stadium
• 17 April: East Rutherford, MetLife Stadium
• 24 April: Pittsburgh, Acrisure Stadium
• 8 May: Denver, Empower Field at Mile High
• 15 May: Salt Lake City, Rice-Eccles Stadium

Three Triple Crowns on the schedule

Three rounds use the Triple Crown format, with three Main Events in one evening: the third round in Anaheim on 23 January, the eighth in Arlington on 27 February and the twelfth in Foxborough on 3 April.

The 250 class: West, East and Showdowns

The 250 class remains split into two divisions. The West division opens the season in rounds 1 to 4; the East division takes over in Tampa on 6 February. In total, seven rounds are reserved for the West, seven for the East, and three East/West Showdowns bring both divisions together:

• Glendale, on 13 February;
• Pittsburgh, on 24 April;
• Salt Lake City, on 15 May, for the Supercross finale.

Worth noting in the calendar

• Seattle hosts supercross at Lumen Field for the first time, on 20 March, with a race honouring the military (Military Appreciation Race).
• Glendale hosts the St. Jude Love Moto Stop Cancer race on 13 February.
• Anaheim stages two rounds, the first and the third of the season.
• Daytona keeps its 6 March date at Daytona International Speedway.

What comes next: Pro Motocross

After the Salt Lake City finale, the season moves outdoors. Supercross Live lists 11 Pro Motocross rounds, from Pala (California) on 29 May to Crawfordsville (Indiana) on 28 August. Gatedrop specifies that the Crawfordsville round, at Ironman Raceway, closes the regular season of the SMX World Championship.