The 2026 FIM World Supercross Championship has officially started in Calgary, Canada. The opening round took place at McMahon Stadium on August 8, bringing top supercross riders together for the first major battle of the new season.
The championship features two main classes, SX1 and SX2. Riders will compete for valuable championship points as the series travels to different locations during the 2026 season.
Defending champions Jason Anderson in SX1 and Max Anstie in SX2 are also back for the new season, adding more excitement to the championship.
The 2026 season is expected to be one of the biggest World Supercross championships yet, with a more global calendar and several major international venues.
For motorcycle racing fans, the Calgary opening round marks the beginning of another action-packed season filled with high-speed racing, big jumps and intense battles on the track.
Source:
FIM World Supercross Championship / FIM official information.
