MX Sports Pro Racing, Inc., in association with the SMX League, has announced that tickets are now on sale for the 2026 Pro Motocross Championship, sanctioned by AMA Pro Racing, the outdoor component of the Monster Energy SMX World Championship Series. Early bird access and VIP options are available for select events of the 11-race summer campaign and can be purchased by visiting ProMotocross.com ahead of the landmark 55th season of the prestigious series scheduled to get underway the final weekend of May. Tickets to any of the legendary Nationals that comprise American motocross provide a perfect holiday gift for any passionate race fan.

“As the era of the Monster Energy SMX World Championship continues to take shape, the hallowed grounds of the country’s most iconic venues will once again put the most gifted athletes in motorsports to the ultimate test next summer,” said Davey Coombs, President, MX Sports Pro Racing. “For many, attending a Pro Motocross Championship race is a pilgrimage or a rite of passage as fans and enthusiasts of the sport. Every event carries a legacy spanning more than a decade, with many accompanied by more than 40 or 50 years of history dating back to the sport’s infancy in America. These are truly memorable experiences that can create a lifetime of memories, witnessing the best in the world showcase their exceptional talents on the best racetracks on the planet.”

The 2026 Pro Motocross Championship will visit 10 different states over the course of the 11-race season, with 22 motos set to determine who is the best amongst an elite field of international competitors across the 450SMX and 250SMX classes. The battle for the Edison Dye Cup (450) and Gary Jones Cup (250) will begin on Saturday, May 30, with visits to both Southern California and Northern California, the Rocky Mountains and Appalachian Mountains, the Great Lakes, New England, Upstate New York, and Greater Washington D.C.

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Leading the 450SMX field into action next summer will be reigning Pro Motocross and SMX World Champion Jett Lawrence, with the Australian set to face a new addition to his long list of challengers in the premier class in Haiden Deegan, last summer’s 250SMX titleholder. Not to be outdone, the likes of former champions Dylan Ferrandis, Chase Sexton, and Eli Tomac will be flanked by past winners like Jason Anderson, Justin Barcia, Hunter Lawrence, and Cooper Webb, along with perennial contenders like Justin Cooper and Aaron Plessinger, as well as multi-time FIM World Champion Jorge Prado.

With Deegan’s move up, the 250SMX class will welcome a first-time champion in 2026, with no shortage of talent eager to capture the biggest title of their young career. Former race winners like Chance Hymas, Austin Forkner, Levi Kitchen, Jo Shimoda, and Jalek Swoll will lead the charge, while a long list of contenders could be poised for breakout seasons.

Complementing the highly anticipated 2026 Pro Motocross Championship season will be the return of exciting support races from SMX Next – Motocross and the Women’s Motocross Championship, with each scheduled for select events throughout the summer.

Event and ticket information for all 11 rounds can be found by visiting www.ProMotocross.com.