When and where the 2025 Supercross season runs
The 2025 AMA Supercross season begins in January and runs through May, with 17 rounds scheduled across the United States. The opening round takes place in Anaheim, California on January 11, 2025, at Angel Stadium. From there, the series moves to different cities roughly every week, with races held primarily on Saturday nights at NFL and college football stadiums.
The final round, known as the Las Vegas Supercross finale, is scheduled for May 3, 2025, at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. This closing event determines the season champions across all racing classes and typically draws the largest crowds of the year.
Key Takeaways
- The 2025 season has 17 rounds starting January 11 in Anaheim and ending May 3 in Las Vegas.
- Most races occur on Saturday nights at major stadiums in cities like San Diego, Phoenix, Indianapolis, and Arlington.
- The schedule includes races in both Eastern and Western regions, with some overlap between coasts.
- Ticket prices and availability vary by venue, so checking the official AMA Supercross website for your local race is the fastest way to find current information.
Complete 2025 round-by-round schedule
The season is divided into two phases: the Western Regional rounds and the Eastern Regional rounds, though some races count toward both. Here is the full schedule in order:
| Round | Date | Location | Venue |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | January 11 | Anaheim, California | Angel Stadium |
| 2 | January 18 | San Diego, California | Snapdragon Stadium |
| 3 | January 25 | Glendale, Arizona | State Farm Stadium |
| 4 | February 1 | Glendale, Arizona | State Farm Stadium |
| 5 | February 8 | Anaheim, California | Angel Stadium |
| 6 | February 15 | San Diego, California | Snapdragon Stadium |
| 7 | February 22 | Arlington, Texas | AT&T Stadium |
| 8 | March 1 | Indianapolis, Indiana | Lucas Oil Stadium |
| 9 | March 8 | St. Louis, Missouri | The Dome at America's Center |
| 10 | March 15 | Minneapolis, Minnesota | U.S. Bank Stadium |
| 11 | March 22 | Atlanta, Georgia | Mercedes-Benz Stadium |
| 12 | March 29 | Glendale, Arizona | State Farm Stadium |
| 13 | April 5 | San Diego, California | Snapdragon Stadium |
| 14 | April 12 | Denver, Colorado | Empower Field at Mile High |
| 15 | April 19 | Salt Lake City, Utah | Rice-Eccles Stadium |
| 16 | April 26 | Las Vegas, Nevada | Las Vegas Motor Speedway |
| 17 | May 3 | Las Vegas, Nevada | Las Vegas Motor Speedway |
Some venues host multiple rounds in the same season. Anaheim, San Diego, Glendale, and Las Vegas each have two or more races scheduled. This allows riders to compete in their home regions and gives fans multiple opportunities to see the series without traveling far.
How to find tickets for 2025 races
Tickets for each round are sold through the official AMA Supercross website and through individual venue box offices. Prices vary significantly depending on the location and seating section. General admission seats are typically the least expensive option, while premium seating closer to the track costs more.
Most venues release tickets on a rolling basis, with early-bird pricing sometimes available weeks before the race. Checking the AMA Supercross website directly is faster than searching through resellers, since you can see all available seats and prices for your chosen round in one place. Some stadiums also offer season passes that cover multiple rounds at a lower per-race cost.
What to expect at a Supercross race
Supercross races are held indoors or in covered stadiums, unlike outdoor motocross events. The track is built inside the venue and features jumps, berms, and obstacles that change from week to week. Races typically begin in the evening and last several hours, with multiple classes competing throughout the night.
The main event classes are 450SX (the premier class for larger bikes) and 250SX (for smaller bikes), though additional classes may race depending on the round. Practice and may have access to sessions happen earlier in the day, with main events starting in the evening. Fans can arrive early to watch practice or come closer to race time; the schedule for each round is posted on the AMA Supercross website.
Regional differences in the 2025 schedule
The 2025 season splits races between Western and Eastern regions, with some rounds counting toward both regional championships. Western Regional rounds take place in California, Arizona, Colorado, and Utah, while Eastern Regional rounds occur in Texas, Indiana, Missouri, Minnesota, Georgia, and other eastern states.
Riders earn points in their respective region, and the top finishers from each region may have access to for the Las Vegas finale. This structure means that a rider competing in the West faces different competitors than one racing in the East for most of the season, though the final rounds bring the top riders from both regions together.
Planning your trip to a Supercross event
If you are traveling to a race, book accommodations and transportation early, especially for popular rounds like Anaheim or Las Vegas. Most stadiums are located in or near city centers, making them accessible by car or public transit. Parking at the venue itself may be limited, so arriving several hours early or using nearby parking lots is common.
Bring cash for concessions, as not all vendors accept cards. Dress for the weather—indoor stadiums can be cold, and some venues have variable heating. The noise level is high, so consider earplugs if you are sensitive to loud sounds. Bring a program or check the AMA Supercross website before you go so you know which classes race and when the main events start.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I watch Supercross races on television or online?
Yes. Supercross races air on television through various broadcasters and are also streamed online through the official AMA Supercross website and other platforms. Check the AMA Supercross schedule page for the broadcast details for each round, as coverage varies by region and round.
Do I need to buy tickets in advance or can I buy them at the gate?
Most rounds allow gate sales on race day, but ticket availability and pricing are better if you purchase in advance. Popular rounds, especially in California and Las Vegas, often sell out or have limited gate inventory. Buying ahead through the official website guarantees your seat and usually costs less.
What is the difference between 450SX and 250SX classes?
The 450SX class uses larger, more powerful motorcycles and is the premier division where the top riders compete. The 250SX class uses smaller bikes and serves as a stepping stone for younger or developing riders. Both classes race at every round, and both have separate championships.
Are there other classes besides 450SX and 250SX?
Yes. Some rounds include 125SX, 450SX Futures, and other developmental classes. The full list of classes racing at each round is posted on the AMA Supercross website before the event. Check the specific round details to see which classes will compete.
What happens if a race is postponed or cancelled?
The AMA Supercross website and official social media accounts announce any changes to the schedule. If a round is postponed, it is usually rescheduled for a later date in the season. Ticket holders are notified through email and can exchange their tickets for the rescheduled date or request a refund according to the venue's policy.