Off-Road Racing Worldwide
From rock mountains to desert dunes. The hardest festivals on earth come round again this year, in one place after another.
Erzberg, EnduroGP, the Dakar, Le Touquet — the dates and the results, on one calendar.
Erzberg, EnduroGP, the Dakar, Le Touquet — the dates and the results, on one calendar.
120races listed
8HEWC rounds
15series
7disciplines
2026 race calendar
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October
4 Oct2025X-Trial of AndorraNon-series›25 Oct2025X-Trial of MadridNon-series›November
8 Nov2025X-Trial of RéunionNon-series›December
12 Dec2025X-Trial of Ponte di Legno INon-series›13 Dec2025X-Trial of Ponte di Legno IINon-series›January
3–17 Jan2026Dakar RallyW2RC Rd 1In RallyGP, Luciano Benavides (Argentina, Red Bull KTM) won by just two seconds from Ricky Brabec (USA, Honda) after roughly 49 hours of racing — reported as the closest finish in Dakar history. Tosha Schareina (Spain, Honda) was third at +25m12s, including a 10-minute penalty. It was KTM’s 21st Dakar title.›10 Jan2026Anaheim 1 SupercrossNon-series›17 Jan2026San Diego SupercrossNon-series›24 Jan2026Anaheim 2 SupercrossNon-series›24 Jan2026X-Trial of LeedsNon-series›25 Jan – 7 Feb2026Africa Eco RaceNon-seriesOn two wheels, Kevin Gallas (Germany, Yamaha Ténéré 700) won by just 41 seconds — a rookie victory in only his third rally raid, reported as a one-two for the Ténéré Yamaha Rally Team. The rest of the podium could not be confirmed from our sources.›25 Jan2026Ballbreaker ExtremeBritish Extreme Rd 1Mario Roman (Spain, MR74 Racing / Husqvarna TE300) won, finishing six laps eleven minutes clear. Second was the reigning champion Dan Peace, third Richie Moorhouse. It was the debut outing for Roman's new bike under his own team.›31 Jan2026Houston SupercrossNon-series›February
7 Feb2026Glendale SupercrossNon-series›8 Feb2026The Tough One's Dead 'Ard CuzNon-seriesBert Boam (GASGAS) won. Charlie Frost led for more than half the race, but Boam caught and passed him in the rock sections at the top of the quarry. Jack Spencer (Beta) was second, a lap down, with Ben Tennant (Beta) third.›8 Feb2026X-Trial of BarcelonaNon-series›14 Feb2026Seattle SupercrossNon-series›15 Feb2026Wild Willy's ExtremeBritish Extreme Rd 2Mario Roman (MR74 Racing / Husqvarna) won the Championship class, covering ten laps in 2h30m08s. Reigning champion Dan Peace was second and Richie Moorhouse third. It was Roman's first visit to Tong and his second British win of 2026. Note that riders are ranked by laps completed first, so a shorter total time does not mean a higher place. With Roman not expected to contest the remaining rounds, Peace leads the series on the strength of two second places.›21 Feb2026Arlington SupercrossNon-series›28 Feb2026Daytona SupercrossNon-series›March
5 Mar2026Royal Enfield Short Track at DAYTONA INon-series›6 Mar2026Royal Enfield Short Track at DAYTONA IINon-series›6 Mar2026X-Trial of Chalon-sur-SaôneNon-series›7 Mar2026Indianapolis SupercrossNon-series›7–8 Mar2026YPF MXGP of ArgentinaNon-series›14 Mar2026FIM X-Trial des NationsNon-series1. Spain, 2. Great Britain, 3. Italy, 4. France. The United States did not finish.›15 Mar2026Extreme RavinesBritish Extreme Rd 3Will Hoare (KTM 300) won the Championship class over eight laps in 2h43m35s, from Richie Moorhouse (KTM, +1m33s) and Francesc Moret (Rieju 300, +4m45s). Burts Crayston and Bert Boam completed the top five. Reigning champion Dan Peace finished seventh, a lap down.›17–22 Mar2026BP Ultimate Rally-Raid PortugalW2RC Rd 2Daniel Sanders (Australia, Red Bull KTM) won in 11h03m53s for the second year running, after a week-long duel with Tosha Schareina (Honda, +1m56s). Adrien Van Beveren (France, Honda) was third at +8m25s.›21 Mar2026Yamaha Atlanta Short TrackNon-series›21 Mar2026Birmingham SupercrossNon-series›21–22 Mar2026MXGP of AndaluciaNon-series›28 Mar2026Detroit SupercrossNon-series›28–29 Mar2026MXGP of Switzerland pres. by iXSNon-series›April
4 Apr2026St. Louis SupercrossNon-series›10–12 Apr2026EnduroGP of ItalyEnduroGP Rd 1Josep García (KTM) held off Steve Holcombe to win day one. Brad Freeman (Beta) took day two — his first win since 2024.›11 Apr2026Nashville SupercrossNon-series›11–12 Apr2026MXGP of SardegnaNon-series›17–19 Apr202624MX Alestrem Hard EnduroHEWC Rd 1Mani Lettenbichler (KTM) won in 3h40m50s, from Billy Bolt (Husqvarna, +48s) and Teodor Kabakchiev (Sherco, +6m49s). Heavy rain on the Sunday forced a mid-race course change, and in the confusion the instruction never reached Lettenbichler at the front while the riders behind him diverted to the finish area. Bolt was declared the winner at first, before the FIM jury overturned it by taking the order at the checkpoint before the change. Bolt, who had won the prologue, led the championship by a single point after round one.›18 Apr2026Cleveland SupercrossNon-series›18–19 Apr2026MXGP of TrentinoNon-series›18 Apr2026X-Trial of TarragonaNon-series›25 Apr2026Memphis Shades Ventura Short Track pres. by 805 BeerNon-series›25 Apr2026Philadelphia SupercrossNon-series›26 Apr2026Steel ExtremeBritish Extreme Rd 4Burts Crayston won the Championship class over ten laps in 2h32m28s, from Francesc Moret (+3m42s) and Charlie Frost (+5m32s). Bert Boam and Dan Peace took fourth and fifth. Seven riders were classified.›May
1–3 May2026Extreme XL LagaresHEWC Rd 2Mani Lettenbichler won, and it was reported as a clean sweep.›1–3 May2026EnduroGP of SpainEnduroGP Rd 2Josep García (KTM) won both days at home, taking every enduro test on day two to win by 39 seconds. Hamish Macdonald (Sherco) took a career-best second overall on day one, and Albin Norrbin scored his first E3 day win.›2 May2026Silver Dollar Short TrackNon-series›2 May2026Denver SupercrossNon-series›9 May2026Salt Lake City SupercrossNon-series›16 May2026ThrottleFestNon-series›22–24 May2026EnduroGP of FinlandEnduroGP Rd 3Andrea Verona (KTM) beat García by 0.85s in the final cross test on day one — his first outright EnduroGP win since joining KTM. Josep García hit back by 1.31s on day two. Red Bull KTM locked out the top two both days.›23–24 May2026MXGP of FranceNon-series›24–29 May2026Desafío Ruta 40W2RC Rd 3Daniel Sanders (Red Bull KTM) won in 15h58m04s, from Tosha Schareina (+12m09s) and Ricky Brabec (+18m04s). That left the standings after round three at Sanders 67, Schareina 64, Benavides 61 and Brabec 54 — the top four within 13 points.›30 May2026Fox Raceway NationalNon-series›30–31 May2026Liqui Moly MXGP of GermanyNon-series›June
4–7 Jun2026Red Bull ErzbergrodeoHEWRMani Lettenbichler won for the fifth time, a fifth in a row. A qualifying event was held at the Red Bull Ring on 31 May — the first in the race’s history — which set part of the starting order for the main event.›6 Jun2026Nashville Short TrackNon-series›6 Jun2026Hangtown Motocross ClassicNon-series›6–7 Jun2026MXGP of LatviaNon-series›12–14 Jun2026EnduroGP of Portugal (1)EnduroGP Rd 4García and Zach Pichon (TM) split the day wins — Pichon’s day-two victory was his first career overall EnduroGP win. Note: García as the day-one winner is pieced together from more than one report rather than stated in a single article.›13 Jun2026Thunder Valley NationalNon-series›18–20 Jun2026Silver Kings Hard EnduroHEWC Rd 3Mitch Brightmore beat Trystan Hart by just 5.55 seconds. Jonny Walker took Thursday’s prologue and Hart won Friday’s Big Mountain Race, leaving it to Saturday’s Thunder Bowl Finale — two hours, six laps. Brightmore, Hart and Lettenbichler broke clear, and Brightmore made his move on the final climb. It left the championship close.›19–21 Jun2026EnduroGP of Portugal (2)EnduroGP Rd 5Josep García swept both days. Verona was second on day one (0.2s ahead of Pichon), with Macdonald and Pichon following on day two.›20 Jun2026High Point NationalNon-series›20–21 Jun2026MXGP of ItalyNon-series›21 Jun2026The Summit ExtremeBritish Extreme Rd 5Richie Moorhouse won the Championship class over nine laps in 2h38m04s, with Jack Price (+23s) and Burts Crayston (+52s) covering the podium inside a minute. Francesc Moret was fourth and Bert Boam fifth.›26 Jun2026Super.com Lima Half-Mile INon-series›27 Jun2026Super.com Lima Half-Mile IINon-series›27–28 Jun2026MXGP of PortugalNon-series›July
3–5 Jul2026Hiu Selatan International Hard EnduroNon-seriesTrystan Hart (Canada) won, taking both the downtown prologue and the premier Hiu class run over three days. HEWC-registered riders including Mani Lettenbichler, Mario Roman and Gomez were on the entry list. The order of second and third differs between sources, so we leave it unconfirmed.›4 Jul2026RedBud NationalNon-series›4–5 Jul2026MXGP of Rep. of South AfricaNon-series›5 Jul2026Drag Specialties DuQuoin MileNon-series›11 Jul2026Appalachian Harley-Davidson Williams Grove Half-MileNon-series›11 Jul2026Southwick NationalNon-series›17–19 Jul2026Polisport EnduroGP of FranceEnduroGP Rd 6Zach Pichon (TM) won day one by 33 seconds. Josep García (KTM) took day two by 1.86s — and with it the 2026 EnduroGP and Enduro1 world titles with a round to spare: his third straight EnduroGP crown and ninth FIM world title.›18 Jul2026Spring Creek NationalNon-series›18–19 Jul2026Monster Energy MXGP of Great BritainNon-series›25 Jul2026Washougal NationalNon-series›25–26 Jul2026MXGP of Czech RepublicNon-series›28 Jul – 1 Aug2026Red Bull RomaniacsHEWRIn the Gold class Mani Lettenbichler (KTM 300 EXC) won with an overall time of 22h14m41s. It was his seventh win here, equalling Graham Jarvis’s record for most victories, and stretched his run of consecutive wins to four. Teodor Kabakchiev was second (+1h03m27s) and James Moore (South Africa) third, his first Gold podium. On the final offroad day four he put 44 minutes into second place. In the Adventure Ultimate class Mario Roman (CFMOTO) took his first class win here, from Pol Tarrés.›August
1–2 Aug2026MXGP of FlandersNon-series›7–9 Aug2026Forsiteservices EnduroGP of WalesEnduroGP Rd 7Josep García won both days, the second his 50th career EnduroGP victory. Andrea Verona sealed the E2 title by just six seconds, and Steve Holcombe took E3 for his tenth world title. Final standings: García 266, Verona 208, Pichon 207. Rachel Gutish (USA, Rieju) took the Women’s title.›8 Aug2026Caterpillar Jackpine Gypsies Super TTNon-series›10 Aug2026Caterpillar Jackpine Gypsies Short TrackNon-series›15 Aug2026Unadilla NationalNon-series›15–16 Aug2026MXGP of SwedenNon-series›16 Aug2026Round 6 (Tong)British Extreme Rd 6Mitch Brightmore won, from Billy Bolt on his return from injury, with Toby Shaw third. Phil Hancock took the AM class. ★ The date needs checking ★ The official calendar says 16 August, but the report of the result describes a late-August running.›20–22 Aug2026Forza OrzaHEWC Rd 4HEWR PremierMani Lettenbichler (KTM) won the Gold main race in 2h20m41s over ten laps, from Mitch Brightmore (GASGAS, +3m36s) and his brother Ashton Brightmore (GASGAS, +7m16s) — a double podium for X-Grip GASGAS. Sweden’s own Eddie Karlsson took fourth on the electric Stark. Billy Bolt (Husqvarna), back from injury, beat Lettenbichler by 36 seconds to win Friday’s sprint race, but finished fifth in the main event.›22 Aug2026Caterpillar Peoria TTNon-series›22 Aug2026Budds Creek NationalNon-series›22–23 Aug2026MXGP of The NetherlandsNon-series›29 Aug2026Ironman NationalNon-series›September
4–6 Sep2026Abestone Hard EnduroHEWC Rd 5HEWR PremierMani Lettenbichler (KTM) won Sunday's Gold main race in 2h07m12s, from Mitch Brightmore (GASGAS, +6m07s) and Teodor Kabakchiev (Sherco, +7m41s). The final ran to a “two hours plus one lap” format and ten riders completed all six laps. On Saturday Lettenbichler took both the prologue (6m59.14s) and the sprint race; only the Straight Rhythm, a non-championship run that set Sunday's grid, went to Billy Bolt. Bolt, just back from four months out injured and unwell over the weekend, managed five laps for twelfth. Sweeping every points-paying segment gave Lettenbichler the maximum 33 points and stretched his championship lead from 15 to 24 (150 to Brightmore's 126) with five of the eight rounds run.›5 Sep2026Caterpillar Springfield Mile INon-series›5–6 Sep2026MXGP of TurkiyeNon-series›6 Sep2026Caterpillar Springfield Mile IINon-series›12–14 Sep2026Wild Woods ExtremeHEWR Premier›12 Sep2026SMX Playoff 1Non-series›12–13 Sep2026Oriental Beauty Valley MXGP of ChinaNon-series›19 Sep2026SMX Playoff 2Non-series›19–20 Sep2026MXGP of Australia pres. by SitzlerNon-series›20 Sep2026Round 7 (Catterick)British Extreme Rd 7›24–26 Sep2026Roof of AfricaHEWC Rd 6HEWR Premier›26–27 Sep2026Morocco Sand RaceSand Races WC R1›26 Sep2026SMX World Championship FinalNon-series›28 Sep – 3 Oct2026Rallye du MarocW2RC Rd 4›29 Sep – 3 Oct2026Minas Riders Hard Enduro RallyHEWR Premier›October
2–4 Oct2026Monster Energy FIM Motocross of NationsNon-series›8–10 Oct2026Sea To SkyHEWC Rd 7›12–17 Oct20266DAYS FIM Enduro of Nations (ISDE)ISDE›16–18 Oct2026Weston Beach RaceNon-series›23–25 Oct202624MX Hixpania Hard EnduroHEWC Rd 8HEWR Premier›23–25 Oct2026Bibione Sand StormSand Races WC R2›November
6–8 Nov2026Ukupacha ExtremeHEWR Premier›7–8 Nov2026Ronde des Sables – Loon-PlageSand Races WC R3›7–8 Nov2026Wildwood Rock Extreme EnduroHEWR Masters›22–27 Nov2026Abu Dhabi Desert ChallengeW2RC Rd 5›27–29 Nov2026Monte Gordo Sand RaceSand Races WC R4›January
29–31 Jan2027Enduropale du Touquet Pas-de-CalaisSand Races WC R5›
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Disciplines
The disciplines this site covers, split by the surface you ride and the rules that decide the result.
Hard enduroHard enduro: the HEWC (FIM world championship) rounds, the HEWR (world ranking) events and the independents, together.
EnduroEnduro: the EnduroGP FIM world championship (two race days per round) and the nations-based ISDE. Decided on cumulative special-test times rather than obstacles.
RallyRally raid: the W2RC — the FIM World Rally-Raid Championship that opens with the Dakar Rally — plus the independents.
Sand racingBeach racing on sand: every round of the FIM Sand Races World Championship, plus the independents that belong to no series. Hundreds of riders line up on the beach for a mass start and lap a course that runs through the dunes. The finale at Le Touquet is one of the largest off-road races anywhere by entry numbers.
TrialTrial: sections built from rocks and logs, ridden without putting a foot down. Speed decides nothing — the rider who loses the fewest marks wins. Covers the outdoor TrialGP, the indoor X-Trial, and the Trial des Nations contested between countries.
Flat trackFlat track, or dirt track: anti-clockwise laps of a dirt oval, steering on the throttle with the rear wheel sliding and the front brake unused. Races are named for the length of the oval — Short Track, Half-Mile, Mile. Covers America’s AFT plus the FIM Flat Track and Long Track World Championships.
MotocrossMotocross: a set number of laps of a dirt course built from jumps and rollers. Covers the FIM Motocross World Championship (MXGP and MX2), the Motocross of Nations, and America’s AMA Supercross, AMA Pro Motocross and SMX.
Key
HEWC (hard enduro FIM world championship, rounds)
HEWR (hard enduro races that score towards the world ranking)
Enduro (EnduroGP and the ISDE)
Rally raid (the W2RC and others)
British Extreme Enduro Championship (national, ACU-sanctioned)
Non-series (independent, belonging to no series)
Dates unconfirmedDates not yet fixed
In hard enduro, HEWC and HEWR are not mutually exclusive. One race can be both HEWC Rd 4 and HEWR Premier, in which case it carries two badges. The colour follows the HEWC. Motocross and supercross — pure speed racing — are outside this site's scope.
Sources
- FIM Hard Enduro World Championship — 2026 official calendar (the reference for HEWC dates and round numbers)
- Hard Enduro World Ranking — event list (the reference for which races count and how they are rated)
- EnduroGP — 2026 official results hub (the reference for EnduroGP dates and results)
- 6DAYS FIM Enduro of Nations — official site (the reference for the ISDE)
- W2RC — 2026 official calendar (the reference for W2RC dates and round numbers)
- FIM — Josep García Crowned 2026 FIM EnduroGP World Champion
- FIM — World Champions Crowned as 2026 FIM EnduroGP Comes to a Close
- MCNews — 2026 Dakar Rally Final Results
- MCNews — Sanders wins Desafío Ruta 40 / W2RC standings
- Enduro21 — Africa Eco Race 2026: Kevin Gallas secures one-two
- Enduro21 — 2026 Alestrem Hard Enduro Results
- HEWC — Official Statement: Alestrem 2026 Results Clarification
- Enduro21 — 2026 Extreme XL Lagares Results
- HEWC — Brightmore Wins Silver Kings Hard Enduro (official results)
- HEWC — Hart Conquers the Jungle at Hiu Selatan Hard Enduro
- Red Bull Romaniacs — 2026 Offroad Day 4 Official OVERALL
- MCNews — Lettenbichler makes history at Romaniacs
- Enduro21 — Minas Riders Brazil 2026
- Enduro21 — Tough One's Dead 'Ard Cuz Hard Enduro Win for Bert Boam
What you find here are the facts of each race — dates, location, results — organised by us. We do not reproduce article text. Follow the sources above for the full reporting. Quoted phrases from organisers whose sites are not in English are our own translations.
What we hold to
- If we don't have a source and a date, we don't write itEither one missing is enough to leave it out. "Saw it somewhere" gives the reader nothing to check.
- We never write "this is passable"Telling you something is closed costs you nothing if we're wrong. Telling you it's fine and being wrong strands you. The risk isn't symmetrical, so neither are we.
- No trailhead coordinates, no turn-by-turn directionsForest roads are working roads for forestry and for the people who live along them, and riding areas have neighbours. Places have closed because too many people came. We won't add to that.
- No hype, and no rankingsYou won't find "the best" or "the one to ride" here. Laying out what you need to decide with is where our job ends.
- When we get something wrong, we fix itWhat we haven't verified is marked unconfirmed. What we later find out gets corrected in the open, not quietly deleted.