Women's Pro Motocross season opens in Rancho Cordova, California
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 5, 2026, 7:00 PM
Last updated Jun 5, 2026
The 2026 Women's Professional Motocross season kicks off at Prairie City SVRA in Rancho Cordova, California. With six rounds planned, the season includes three races in the spring and three in the fall. Defending champion Lachlan Turner is the favorite amidst a growing list of challengers, including Charli Cannon, who returns with more experience. The season format features two motos, with one moto held on Friday to attract more viewer attention, culminating in a showcase at the SuperMotocross World Championship Finale on September 26, which will not count for points. Fans anticipate unprecedented talent and support this year.
- •2026 season includes six rounds with a new Friday moto format.
- •Lachlan Turner is the defending champion, with Charli Cannon as a key contender.
- •Mikayla Nielsen was the only rider to defeat Turner last year.
- •More than $150,000 in manufacturer’s contingency is available.
- •The season will culminate with the SuperMotocross World Championship Finale.
- 7:00 PMYahoo Sports — Women's Pro Motocross 2026 season gets underway in Hangtown
"Season 3 of the rebooted Women's Professional Motocross series will be the biggest and best yet.
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