Following a blockbuster, sold-out spectacle in 2025, the FIM World Supercross Championship has confirmed its return to the Gold Coast for the 2026 Australian GP, with tickets now on sale.

On Saturday, 21 November 2026, Cbus Super Stadium will once again be transformed into a high-octane dirt battleground as the Gold Coast stop on the World Supercross Championship calendar will play a defining role in the outcome of the World Championship.

Last year’s event delivered edge-of-your-seat racing in front of packed grandstands, cementing Australia’s status as one of the world’s most passionate dirt bike communities. For 2026, the intensity is set to climb even higher with a star-studded lineup that brings global champions and homegrown heroes together on the same starting gate.

Fans will see international heavyweights Cooper Webb, Jason Anderson, and Max Anstie lock horns under the stadium lights, alongside Australian star Luke Clout carrying the home crowd’s hopes while additional high-profile wildcard riders will be unveiled in the coming weeks, adding another layer of unpredictability to the racing program.

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Director of Racing at World Supercross, Thomas Covington, says bringing the Championship’s elite riders back to the Gold Coast was an easy decision after last year’s sold-out event.

“Australia is a true dirt bike heartland, and the Gold Coast gives us the perfect stage to bring the world’s best supercross riders to fans who really understand and love the sport,” says Covington.

“Fans can expect a full-throttle night of world-class racing, close battles, huge moments on track and an atmosphere that builds on everything that made last year’s event so special. We cann’t wait to get back to Cbus Super Stadium in November.”

Australia is a true dirt bike heartland, and the Gold Coast gives us the perfect stage to bring the world’s best supercross riders to fans who really understand and love the sport.

The excitement is shared by civic leaders, with Gold Coast Mayor Tom Tate pointing to the Championship’s return as a major milestone for the region’s sports calendar. He described high-adrenaline supercross as a perfect match for the city and encouraged fans to secure their seats early to catch the world’s best athletes in person.

Gold Coast Mayor Tom Tate says the return of the World Supercross Australian GP to the Gold Coast for another year is absolute proof of the event’s inherent success.

“High adrenalin supercross action is the perfect fit for our city—and nothing is bigger or better than the FIM World Supercross Championship,’’ says Mayor Tate.

“Last year, Cbus Super Stadium came alive with packed stands and incredible racing. Securing the Championship’s return in 2026 has added another exciting chapter to our major events calendar.

“Grab your tickets for November now and get trackside for a date with the world’s best SX athletes.”

High adrenalin supercross action is the perfect fit for our city—and nothing is bigger or better than the FIM World Supercross Championship.

Minister for the Environment and Tourism Andrew Powell MP says the World Supercross Australian GP highlighted Queensland’s ability to attract major international sporting events.

“The Crisafulli Government is pleased to see World Supercross return to the Gold Coast in November, giving fans another opportunity to see some of the world’s best riders compete on Queensland soil,” says Minister Powell.

“Global events like this attract visitors, support local businesses and help showcase Queensland to national and international audiences, reinforcing our reputation as Australia’s events capital.”

The Crisafulli Government is pleased to see World Supercross return to the Gold Coast in November, giving fans another opportunity to see some of the world’s best riders compete on Queensland soil.

In response to last year’s massive demand, the ticketing options cater to all types of racegoers. Entry begins at $20 for kids and $50 for adults (plus booking fees), with options ranging from dedicated family zones to general admission and exclusive VIP hospitality options.

With tickets expected to move quickly following last year’s sell-out run, supporters are encouraged to book early to avoid missing out on an unforgettable night of racing on the Gold Coast.

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