World Supercross: WSX ends its 2026 season with immediate effect

The FIM World Supercross Championship (WSX) announced on 7 October 2026 that its 2026 season has concluded with immediate effect. The global supercross series, which still had part of its calendar to run, therefore stops earlier than planned, with its future unresolved.

What World Supercross announced

In its statement, the series says it made the decision "with regret" and that it was not taken lightly. It remains in advanced discussions with potential investors about the championship's future and chose to conclude the current season while those talks continue. It says it stays optimistic about the outcome and still believes in the series' global potential. It thanks riders, teams, partners, venues, staff and fans, and says further information on the future will come "in due course".

The cancelled rounds

According to Motocross Action, the season's end means the remaining stops on the 2026 calendar will not take place. The outlet lists the planned rounds in Buenos Aires, South Africa, the Gold Coast in Australia and Christchurch in New Zealand. The sources consulted do not say how the 2026 standings will be settled or whether a title will be awarded: that is not known at this stage.

What future for the WSX?

Motocross Action stresses that there is no confirmation of if or when the series will return to racing. Everything depends on the outcome of the investor talks, which the WSX says are still under way. For riders and teams in the championship, the calendar and framework of the next season therefore remain an open question.

Key points

• Announcement of 7 October 2026: WSX season ended with immediate effect.
• Reason given: advanced talks with investors, still ongoing.
• Four rounds planned before the end of the year are cancelled, according to Motocross Action.
• No return date and no decision on the standings have been communicated.