Round 01
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08 Aug
Calgary, Canada
McMahon Stadium
McMahon Stadium
On 8 August, McMahon Stadium will welcome some of the best supercross riders in the world for the Canadian GP, kicking off another year of championship battles, unforgettable racing, and incredible fan experiences.
A Championship Begins
There is always something special about a season opener, as each rider arrives with fresh ambitions, new rivalries are ready to emerge, potentially riding for new teams and the points total is reset on the battle to become a world champion.
The Canadian GP represents the first opportunity to see the stars of the FIM World Supercross Championship go head-to-head in 2026. With valuable championship points on the line from the moment the gate drops, expect riders to be pushing the limits from the opening practice session through to the final race of the night.
History has shown that strong starts often play a major role in title-winning campaigns, making Calgary one of the most important rounds on the calendar.
McMahon Stadium: The Perfect Supercross Stage
Located in the heart of Calgary, McMahon Stadium provides a spectacular setting for world-class supercross racing. The venue will be transformed into a purpose-built track, featuring technical rhythm sections, challenging whoops, massive jumps, and multiple passing opportunities designed to reward skill, bravery, and precision.
For fans, that means non-stop action and countless opportunities to witness incredible moments up close. Whether it is a perfectly executed rhythm lane, a last-lap pass, or a rider sending it over one of the stadium’s biggest jumps, McMahon Stadium offers an experience that you have to experience in person.
Experience Calgary in Summer
Beyond the racing, Calgary is one of Canada’s most vibrant summer destinations. August is the perfect time to visit, with long daylight hours, warm temperatures, and countless attractions for travelling fans.
Known for its western heritage and welcoming atmosphere, Calgary combines modern city life with easy access to some of the most breathtaking landscapes in North America. Visitors can enjoy the city’s thriving food scene, explore local attractions, and take in views of the nearby Rocky Mountains before heading to the stadium for race day.
For fans planning a weekend around the event, Calgary offers the perfect blend of sport, entertainment, and adventure.
Discover Calgary
For fans travelling to the Canadian GP, Calgary offers far more than a world-class night of supercross. As one of Canada’s most dynamic cities, Calgary combines modern urban energy with deep western heritage, creating a destination unlike anywhere else on the championship calendar.
Founded in 1875 as a North-West Mounted Police outpost, Calgary grew from a frontier settlement into one of Canada’s most important cities. While it has become a global hub for business, innovation, and sport, it has never lost its connection to its western roots and a spirit of resilience, adventure, and community that continues to define the city today.
That blend of old and new is visible everywhere, from the downtown skyline to the historic neighbourhoods and cultural attractions that make Calgary one of Canada’s most welcoming destinations.
The Gateway to the Canadian Rockies
One of Calgary’s biggest attractions is its location. Sitting on the edge of the Canadian Prairies and just over an hour from the Rocky Mountains, the city serves as the gateway to some of the most spectacular scenery in the world.
For travelling fans, that means a race weekend can easily become a once-in-a-lifetime trip. Iconic destinations such as Banff National Park, Lake Louise and Moraine Lake are all within reach, offering breathtaking mountain landscapes, turquoise lakes, hiking trails, and unforgettable photo opportunities.
A Proven Sporting City
Calgary has a long history of hosting major international sporting events. The city famously welcomed the world during the 1988 Winter Olympics, becoming the first Canadian city to host the Winter Games.
That legacy continues today through world-class venues, passionate sports fans, and a reputation for delivering unforgettable event experiences. Whether it’s hockey, winter sports, or motorsport, Calgary knows how to create an atmosphere that fans remember long after the event has finished. The arrival of World Supercross adds another chapter to that sporting story.
A Global Championship Comes to Canada
The Canadian GP in Calgary follows up from two successful years in Vancouver as fans in a new city get the experience the thrill of World Supercross. This is only the beginning of a world championship event. Every championship battle, breakthrough performance, and unforgettable moment starts somewhere. In 2026, it starts in Calgary.
Why You Can’t Afford to Miss It
The 2026 World Supercross Canadian GP offers everything fans could want from a live sporting event: elite athletes, high-stakes competition, spectacular racing, and an electric atmosphere inside one of Canada’s most iconic stadiums.
With the championship beginning, rivalries reigniting, and some great talent lining up behind the gate, there will be no second chances to experience the opening round of the season.
On 8 August, McMahon Stadium becomes the centre of the supercross world. Be there when the gate drops and the road to the 2026 FIM World Supercross Championship begins.