Round 01
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08 Aug
Calgary, Canada
McMahon Stadium
McMahon Stadium
Taking place at McMahon Stadium on Saturday, August 8, 2026, the Canadian GP will mark the Championship’s first-ever visit to Calgary and the third consecutive year that Canada has hosted a round of the global series.
Fans across Alberta and Western Canada are expected to descend on the city as some of the biggest names in international supercross go bar-to-bar in what promises to be one of the most exciting events in Calgary this summer.
The Canadian GP is Round One, with riders battling for the first championship points of the year in both the SX1 and SX2 categories. A purpose-built dirt track will transform McMahon Stadium into a high-intensity supercross arena featuring rhythm sections, tight corners and massive jumps designed specifically for elite racing.
Tourism Calgary is backing the event, with Vice President of Sales Carson Ackroyd describing the season opener as a major opportunity for the city.
“Having Calgary be the first stop for the 2026 World Supercross season, while also hosting the championship here for the very first time, is a huge moment for the city. This is an event made for Calgarians, packed with adrenaline, family fun and energy.”
Get the full experience
A wide range of ticket options have been released, catering to both casual fans and dedicated supercross followers.
Reserved seating starts from $40, while junior tickets in the dedicated Family Zone are available from $20, offering one of the most affordable live sports and entertainment experiences of the summer.
The Family Zone has been specifically designed for parents and younger fans, with reserved seating together, close access to family amenities and an atmosphere tailored to first-time live motorsport attendees.
Having Calgary be the first stop for the 2026 World Supercross season, while also hosting the championship here for the very first time, is a huge moment for the city.
Fans looking for premium viewing experiences can choose from Category 1 seating, which provides some of the best sightlines in the stadium, while additional Categories 2 to 4 offer varied elevated views of the racing action and entertainment production.
For those wanting to get even closer to the action, World Supercross has unveiled a range of upgraded experiences for the Calgary round.
The new Insider Pass package includes Category 1 reserved seating, early entry access to practice and qualifying sessions, a World Supercross streaming season pass, official merchandise, a souvenir lanyard and an invitation to an exclusive World Supercross welcome event in Calgary.
The Road Crew VIP package has also been introduced for 2026, offering fans exclusive unreserved seating, early entry access and official merchandise.
Returning hospitality experiences include the Podium Club and Holeshot Lounge packages, both aimed at fans seeking a more premium race-night atmosphere. These experiences include VIP seating, food and beverage offerings, early venue access and exclusive event merchandise.
Additional upgrades such as Track & Pit Walk experiences and Early Entry access are also available in limited quantities.
This is just the start
The Calgary GP forms part of an expanded 2026 World Supercross calendar that will also visit Birmingham in the United Kingdom, Buenos Aires in Argentina, the Gold Coast in Australia and South Africa, with another round still to be announced.
Last’s year’s race was a thriller with Eli Tomac making his KTM debut, and with presale demand already strong and premium inventory expected to sell quickly, organisers are encouraging fans to secure tickets early.
Further rider and team announcements are expected in the lead-up to the season opener as the championship prepares to unveil one of its biggest global line-ups to date.