Pro Motocross Championship, one of the most prestigious racing events, is set to undergo a transformation in 2023. The championship will be revamped as the SuperMotocross World Championship, ushering in a new era for motocross enthusiasts around the globe.
The SuperMotocross World Championship will consist of an 11-round summer Pro Motocross campaign, with races taking place across 10 different states. This exciting journey will culminate in the crowning of a pair of AMA National Champions, who will earn the sport’s most distinguished title. Notably, the championship will include an annual visit to the greater Washington D.C. area and Southern Maryland, specifically Mechanicsville’s Budds Creek Motocross Park.
Budds Creek Motocross Park has a rich history of hosting exhilarating races for over three decades. The track’s clay-based racing surface, characterized by its distinctive tan hue, offers excellent traction, making it one of the most enjoyable places to compete. Additionally, the track’s constantly changing elevation and challenging turns create a technical and physically demanding environment for riders, resulting in captivating racing for spectators.
The 33rd running of the Yamaha Budds Creek National, scheduled for Saturday, August 19, will be the penultimate round of the 2023 season. Situated just a short drive from Washington, D.C., Budds Creek Motocross Park has become a renowned destination for racing enthusiasts and is widely recognized as one of the sport’s most revered venues.
The SuperMotocross World Championship will feature a diverse and talented field of skilled athletes from various parts of the world. American champions like Adam Cianciarulo, Aaron Plessinger, and Chase Sexton will go head-to-head against champions from different continents, such as France’s Dylan Ferrandis and Australia’s Jett Lawrence. This clash of talent is sure to provide an exhilarating spectacle for fans.
The Pro Motocross Championship at Budds Creek Motocross Park in Mechanicsville, Maryland, will be the 10th event on the summer calendar and the 27th event of the SuperMotocross World Championship, following the 17-race Supercross season.
The SuperMotocross World Championship playoffs and final will take place in September, where the ultimate champions will be crowned. This highly anticipated event marks the culmination of a full calendar year of grueling and captivating motorsport action.
With its thrilling races, challenging track, and picturesque surroundings, Budds Creek Motocross Park has firmly established itself as a world-class venue for motocross competitions. Its addition to the SuperMotocross World Championship further solidifies its legacy and ensures that racing fans worldwide will continue to flock to this remarkable location.
For more information on the Pro Motocross Championship and SuperMotocross World Championship, visit ProMotocross.com and stay updated on the latest news on their social media channels. Racing fans can also download the official Pro Motocross App on Apple and Android devices to access exclusive content and stay connected to the world’s most prestigious off-road motorcycle racing series at their fingertips.
MX Sports Pro Racing, the leading organizer and producer of premier motocross racing events, manages and produces the Pro Motocross Championship. Renowned for their expertise in off-road powersport event production and management, MX Sports Pro Racing aims to showcase the sport of professional motocross competition throughout the United States. They attract millions of motorsports spectators each year and organize events for thousands of action sports athletes.
The Pro Motocross Championship is home to the world’s fastest outdoor motocross racers, as they compete aboard homologated bikes from seven different manufacturers. Racing in two classes, one for 250cc machines and the other for 450cc machines, the championship takes place each Saturday afternoon on some of the roughest and toughest tracks in the world.
The SuperMotocross World Championship, created in 2022, combines the technical precision of stadium racing with the speed and endurance of outdoor racing. It merges the Monster Energy AMA Supercross Championship and the Pro Motocross Championship into a 31-event series. The season culminates in a thrilling two-round playoff and the SuperMotocross World Championship Final.
As the Pro Motocross Championship evolves into the SuperMotocross World Championship, motocross enthusiasts eagerly await the 2023 season. With new challenges, rivalries, and breathtaking races on the horizon, it’s a great time to be a fan of this adrenaline-fueled sport. So mark your calendars for the exhilarating racing action that awaits and witness the birth of a new era in motocross history.
