The MXGP 2026 season kicks off on 21-22 March in Almonte, Spain, marking the start of an action-packed motorsport calendar spanning 20 rounds across four continents. This comprehensive racing timetable guide covers every circuit, session time, and timezone conversion you need to follow the FIM Motocross World Championship throughout the year. Whether you’re tracking the premier MXGP class or the feeder MX2 series, this is your complete resource for the 2026 racing calendar.
MXGP 2026 Quick Facts
- Series: FIM Motocross World Championship (MXGP)
- Season Start: 21-22 March 2026 (Almonte, Spain)
- Total Rounds: 20 events worldwide
- Race Format: Two motos per class, approximately 30 minutes plus two laps each
- Classes: MXGP (premier) and MX2
- How to Watch: MXGP TV (paid, worldwide)
- Best Way to Follow: The Racing Line app at trlapp.com/app
When Does the MXGP 2026 Season Start?
The MXGP 2026 motorsport timetable begins with the MXGP of Andalucia on 21-22 March at the sandy circuit in Almonte, Spain. This traditional season opener sets the tone for a gruelling championship that runs through to early October, concluding with the prestigious Motocross of Nations at Ironman Raceway in the United States.
How Many Rounds Are in the MXGP 2026 Racing Calendar?
The 2026 racing calendar features 20 rounds, taking riders to legendary motocross venues across Europe, Asia, and Oceania. The schedule includes challenging sand tracks like Lommel in Belgium, hardpack circuits such as Pietramurata in Italy, and the spectacular purpose-built facility in Shanghai, China.
Full MXGP 2026 Motorsport Calendar – All 20 Rounds
Here’s the complete round-by-round racing timetable for the 2026 season:
- Round 1: MXGP of Andalucia — 🇪🇸 Almonte, Spain · 21-22 Mar 2026
- Round 2: MXGP of Switzerland — 🇨🇭 Frauenfeld, Switzerland · 28-29 Mar 2026
- Round 3: MXGP of Sardegna — 🇮🇹 Riola Sardo, Italy · 11-12 Apr 2026
- Round 4: MXGP of Trentino — 🇮🇹 Pietramurata, Italy · 18-19 Apr 2026
- Round 5: MXGP TBA — 🌍 Venue To Be Announced · 25-26 Apr 2026
- Round 6: MXGP of France — 🇫🇷 Lacapelle Marival, France · 23-24 May 2026
- Round 7: MXGP of Germany — 🇩🇪 Teutschenthal, Germany · 30-31 May 2026
- Round 8: MXGP of Latvia — 🇱🇻 Kegums, Latvia · 6-7 Jun 2026
- Round 9: MXGP of Italy — 🇮🇹 Montevarchi, Italy · 20 Jun - 6 Jul 2026
- Round 10: MXGP of Portugal — 🇵🇹 Agueda, Portugal · 27-28 Jun 2026
- Round 11: MXGP of Great Britain — 🇬🇧 Foxhills, United Kingdom · 18-19 Jul 2026
- Round 12: MXGP of Czech Republic — 🇨🇿 Loket, Czech Republic · 25-26 Jul 2026
- Round 13: MXGP of Flanders — 🇧🇪 Lommel, Belgium · 1-2 Aug 2026
- Round 14: MXGP of Sweden — 🇸🇪 Uddevalla, Sweden · 15-16 Aug 2026
- Round 15: MXGP of The Netherlands — 🇳🇱 Arnhem, Netherlands · 22-23 Aug 2026
- Round 16: MXGP of Turkiye — 🇹🇷 Afyon, Turkey · 5-6 Sept 2026
- Round 17: MXGP of China — 🇨🇳 Shanghai, China · 12-13 Sept 2026
- Round 18: MXGP of Australia — 🇦🇺 Hidden Valley, Australia · 19-20 Sept 2026
- Round 19: FIM MX of Nations — 🇫🇷 Ernee, France · 3-4 Oct 2026
- Round 20: Motocross of Nations — 🇺🇸 Ironman Raceway, United States · 4-5 Oct 2026
What Time Does MXGP Race? Timezone Conversions for the 2026 Motorsport Timetable
MXGP races typically take place across Saturday (qualifying) and Sunday (main motos). For a typical European round with Race 1 at 13:15 local time (CET/CEST), here are the approximate timezone conversions:
- UK (GMT/BST): 12:15 PM
- Central Europe (CET/CEST): 1:15 PM (local)
- US Eastern (ET): 7:15 AM
- US Pacific (PT): 4:15 AM
- Australia Eastern (AEST/AEDT): 9:15 PM / 10:15 PM
Race times vary significantly when the championship visits China or Australia. The Shanghai round will challenge European fans with morning sessions local time translating to early hours in the UK, while the Hidden Valley round in Australia will see races broadcast in the early morning for European viewers.
For automatically converted times in your local timezone, download The Racing Line app at trlapp.com/app — it handles all the conversions so you never have to calculate manually.
Where Can I Watch MXGP Live Streams?
The official live motorsport stream for MXGP is available through MXGP TV, the championship’s dedicated paid streaming platform offering worldwide coverage. This service provides live racing streams of every moto, qualifying session, and exclusive behind-the-scenes content throughout the season.
How Do I Get MXGP Race Timetable Notifications?
Never miss a gate drop with The Racing Line app, your essential companion for the MXGP 2026 season. The app offers smart notifications customised to your preferences — choose which sessions trigger alerts and set your preferred lead time before each moto begins.
With 220+ series in one motorsport calendar, The Racing Line keeps you connected to MXGP alongside every other championship you follow. Download on iOS and Android at trlapp.com/app to access complete racing timetables, live session timing, and personalised alerts for the entire 2026 motocross season.
Your Complete MXGP 2026 Racing Calendar Companion
The 2026 FIM Motocross World Championship promises intense competition across 20 thrilling rounds. From the Spanish sand to the Australian outback, this motorsport calendar delivers non-stop action for motocross fans worldwide. Stay ahead of every session with The Racing Line — your all-in-one hub for live motorsport streams, racing calendars, and smart notifications that ensure you never miss a moment of MXGP action.
