World Supercross cancels all remaining races for 2026 season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 7, 2026, 9:45 PM
Last updated Oct 7, 2026
World Supercross announced the immediate end of the 2026 FIM World Supercross Championship season, following the cancellation of the British GP in search of funding. The single event held this season saw Cooper Webb claim victory in the 450 class at McMahon Stadium in Calgary, Canada. The series had planned a six-round schedule, with Argentina, Australia, South Africa, and New Zealand expected to host the final events. Advanced discussions about the future of the series are ongoing, with hopes of a positive outcome to secure its future.
- •World Supercross championship ends after one race in 2026.
- •Cooper Webb won the only event at McMahon Stadium in Calgary.
- •Advanced discussions are ongoing about the series' future.
- •Series originally planned six rounds for the season.
- •The British GP was canceled prior to this decision.
- 9:45 PMYahoo Sports — World Supercross (WSX) ends 2026 season after one round
"Two weeks after canceling the British GP to seek additional funding, the beleaguered series has canceled all remaining races, but remains committed to the concept.
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