Where to find the current MotoAmerica schedule

The official MotoAmerica website (motoamerica.com) publishes the full racing schedule each season, usually in November or December of the previous year. The schedule lists every round, the track where it will be held, and the dates. You can view it free without creating an account.

The schedule page also shows which racing series are competing at each round — MotoAmerica runs multiple series including the Superbike Championship, Supersport, and others, and not every series races at every track. The website breaks down which classes compete on which weekends so you know what to expect if you plan to attend.

If you follow MotoAmerica on social media (Instagram, Facebook, Twitter), they post schedule updates and any changes there as well. This is the fastest way to learn about postponements or venue shifts, which happen occasionally due to weather or track issues.

Key Takeaways

  • The full MotoAmerica schedule is published on motoamerica.com and shows dates, tracks, and which racing series compete at each round.
  • MotoAmerica runs multiple series at different events, so check which classes race on the weekend you want to attend.
  • Schedule changes and postponements are announced on the official website and social media accounts first.
  • Most rounds run Friday through Sunday, with practice and may have access to on Friday and Saturday, and races on Sunday.
  • Ticket information and track-specific details are usually posted two to three months before each round.

Understanding the race weekend format

A typical MotoAmerica race weekend runs Friday through Sunday. Friday includes practice sessions for each class, Saturday has more practice and may have access to rounds to set the grid, and Sunday is race day. Not every class races on every day — some series may run their races on Saturday instead of Sunday, so check the schedule for your specific class.

Each round usually hosts multiple series racing on the same weekend. For example, the Superbike Championship, Supersport, and Superstock classes might all compete at one event, but they run separate races with their own schedules. If you want to watch a specific rider or class, confirm that series is racing on the dates you plan to attend.

How to check if a specific track is on the schedule

MotoAmerica races at a rotating set of tracks across North America. Common venues include Road America in Wisconsin, Laguna Seca in California, New Jersey Motorsports Park, and others, but the lineup changes year to year. The official schedule lists every track by name and location.

If you want to know whether MotoAmerica is coming to a track near you, search the schedule page for your state or region. You can also contact the track directly — most tracks post their racing calendar on their own websites and can tell you if MotoAmerica has booked dates there.

Planning travel and accommodations around race dates

Once you know which round you want to attend, note that most tracks are in rural or semi-rural areas. Hotels fill up quickly during race weekends, especially within 30 miles of the track. Book accommodations as soon as the schedule is published if you plan to stay overnight.

Many tracks offer camping on-site or nearby, which is often cheaper and more convenient than driving from a distant hotel. Check the track's website for camping details, reservation important date, and whether you need to book through the track or a third party. Some tracks require camping reservations weeks in advance.

Ticket prices and parking fees vary by track and are usually posted on the track's website or through MotoAmerica's ticketing partner. General admission typically costs between $25 and $60 per day, though premium seating and multi-day passes cost more.

What to do if the schedule changes or a round is postponed

Weather, track maintenance, or other issues occasionally force MotoAmerica to move a race to a different date or cancel it entirely. When this happens, the official website and social media accounts announce it first. Check motoamerica.com or their social media if you hear rumors about a postponement.

If you have already bought tickets or booked travel, contact the track or the ticketing company listed on your ticket. Most tracks honor tickets for the rescheduled date or offer refunds, but policies vary. Do not wait — contact them as soon as you learn about the change.

Following specific riders and their race calendar

If you follow a particular rider, their social media accounts and team websites often post their personal race calendar, which may include events outside the main MotoAmerica schedule. Some riders compete in multiple series or at special events that are not part of the standard championship rounds.

The official MotoAmerica website also publishes rider rosters and team information for each series, so you can see which riders are entered in each round. This helps you plan which races to watch if you want to see a specific competitor.

Frequently Asked Questions

How far in advance is the MotoAmerica schedule usually published?

The full schedule for the upcoming season is typically published in November or December of the previous year. This gives fans and teams time to plan travel and prepare. Updates or changes may be announced closer to the race date.

Do all MotoAmerica series race on the same days at each round?

No. While multiple series often race at the same venue on the same weekend, they run separate races with different schedules. Some classes may race Friday, others Saturday or Sunday. Always check which series you want to watch and when their races are scheduled.

Can I find out which riders are competing at a specific round?

Yes. MotoAmerica publishes entry lists and rider rosters for each round on their website, usually one to two weeks before the race. You can also check individual team and rider social media accounts for confirmation of their attendance.

What happens if I buy tickets and the race is postponed?

Most tracks honor tickets for the rescheduled date or issue refunds, but policies vary. Contact the track or ticketing company listed on your ticket as soon as you learn about the postponement. Do not assume your tickets are automatically valid for the new date.

Are there MotoAmerica races outside the main championship schedule?

MotoAmerica occasionally holds special events or test days that are not part of the main championship calendar. These are announced separately on the official website and social media. Check both the main schedule and the news section to stay informed about all racing opportunities.