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2026–2027
The Future of Arenacross
Bi-coastal championship. High-stakes playoff finale.
The largest purse in Arenacross history.
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• Official Partners & Manufacturers
25-26 Series Points
1
KTM
Gage Linville
#74
281
2
Honda
Luke Neese
#1
256
3
KTM
Jace Kessler
#511
196
4
Husqvarna
Landon Gibson
#23
190
5
Kawasaki
Hamden Hudson
#188
153
6
Kawasaki
Leum Oehlhof
#32
130
7
KTM
Ayden Shive
#137
129
8
Husqvarna
Dane Morales
#33
100
9
Yamaha
Addison Emory
#538
97
10
Honda
Kyle Bitterman
#581
81
1
KTM
Gage Linville
#74
281
2
Honda
Luke Neese
#1
256
3
KTM
Jace Kessler
#511
196
4
Husqvarna
Landon Gibson
#23
190
5
Kawasaki
Hamden Hudson
#188
153
6
Kawasaki
Leum Oehlhof
#32
130
7
KTM
Ayden Shive
#137
129
8
Husqvarna
Dane Morales
#33
100
9
Yamaha
Addison Emory
#538
97
10
Honda
Kyle Bitterman
#581
81
1
KTM
Gage Linville
#74
287
2
Honda
Luke Neese
#1
250
3
KTM
Jace Kessler
#511
234
4
Husqvarna
Landon Gibson
#23
198
5
Kawasaki
Leum Oehlhof
#32
173
6
Kawasaki
Hamden Hudson
#188
155
7
Yamaha
Addison Emory
#538
145
8
Husqvarna
Dane Morales
#33
130
9
KTM
Ayden Shive
#137
109
10
Honda
Ryder Floyd
#82
88
1
KTM
Gage Linville
#74
287
2
Honda
Luke Neese
#1
250
3
KTM
Jace Kessler
#511
234
4
Husqvarna
Landon Gibson
#23
198
5
Kawasaki
Leum Oehlhof
#32
173
6
Kawasaki
Hamden Hudson
#188
155
7
Yamaha
Addison Emory
#538
145
8
Husqvarna
Dane Morales
#33
130
9
KTM
Ayden Shive
#137
109
10
Honda
Ryder Floyd
#82
88
1
KTM
Grayson Dempsey
#54
247
2
Travis Marlowe
#32
229
3
Ryder Hill
#95
195
4
KTM
Jax Baker
#99
174
5
KTM
Jonathan Williams
#724
138
6
Yamaha
Maverick Gresham-Lewis
#914
92
7
Lynx Lacey
#221
84
8
KTM
Micah Lastovka
#100
76
9
David Maloy
#685
40
10
KTM
Jackson Wright
#94
36
1
KTM
Grayson Dempsey
#54
247
2
Travis Marlowe
#32
229
3
Ryder Hill
#95
195
4
KTM
Jax Baker
#99
174
5
KTM
Jonathan Williams
#724
138
6
Yamaha
Maverick Gresham-Lewis
#914
92
7
Lynx Lacey
#221
84
8
KTM
Micah Lastovka
#100
76
9
David Maloy
#685
40
10
KTM
Jackson Wright
#94
36
1
Honda
Dominic Steel
#20
274
2
KTM
Jase Snyder
#137
230
3
KTM
Jonathan Williams
#724
205
4
Honda
Jax Baker
#99
197
5
Kawasaki
Michael Blaylock
#215
74
6
Knox Ray
#23
67
7
KTM
Talon Rogers
#31
47
8
Levi Meyer
#29
44
9
Boone Lloyd
#412
38
10
Brody Lester
#229
36
1
Honda
Dominic Steel
#20
274
2
KTM
Jase Snyder
#137
230
3
KTM
Jonathan Williams
#724
205
4
Honda
Jax Baker
#99
197
5
Kawasaki
Michael Blaylock
#215
74
6
Knox Ray
#23
67
7
KTM
Talon Rogers
#31
47
8
Levi Meyer
#29
44
9
Boone Lloyd
#412
38
10
Brody Lester
#229
36
1
Husqvarna
Browning Marlowe
#23
266
2
KTM
Brady Olson
#41
119
3
Husqvarna
Colby Gibbs
#181
92
4
Yamaha
Cooper Johnson
#4
90
5
Cooper Bergeron
#57
76
5
Eric Gordon
#32
76
7
KTM
Lance Banks
#901
69
8
KTM
Oliver Kamp
#910
44
8
Kawasaki
Malachi Kraft
#19
44
10
Logan Edwards
#12
43
1
Husqvarna
Browning Marlowe
#23
266
2
KTM
Brady Olson
#41
119
3
Husqvarna
Colby Gibbs
#181
92
4
Yamaha
Cooper Johnson
#4
90
5
Cooper Bergeron
#57
76
5
Eric Gordon
#32
76
7
KTM
Lance Banks
#901
69
8
KTM
Oliver Kamp
#910
44
8
Kawasaki
Malachi Kraft
#19
44
10
Logan Edwards
#12
43
2026-2027 Season

Coast to Coast

Two premier regional series. One high-stakes playoff finale. The most competitive and fan-driven season the sport has ever seen.

Coast to Coast Championship
West Coast Regional Series
West Coast
7 Stops / 14 Rounds of championship racing
Regional champion crowned
Top 10 advance to the Playoff
February — April 2027
West Coast Plate
East Coast Regional Series
East Coast
7 Stops / 14 Rounds of championship racing
Regional champion crowned
Top 10 advance to the Playoff
October 2026 — January 2027
East Coast Plate
Championship Finale

Playoff Showdown

The top 10 riders from each coast collide in an epic championship finale in the Midwest for the largest purse in Arenacross history.

May 2027 — Midwest
Championship Plate
Fans at Partzilla Arenacross
The Championship

Raising The Bar

What started as a grassroots amateur series in Tennessee has grown into a nationally broadcast, AMA-sanctioned championship. The AMA Partzilla Arenacross Championship brings bar-to-bar indoor motocross racing to arenas across the country — with full production, live on FS1 & FS2.

"This new format is designed to elevate every aspect of Arenacross. From increased regional accessibility for riders and fans, to a playoff system that creates intensity and opportunity — we're building something that pushes the sport forward in a big way."

Bobby Snyder — Owner
The Experience

What to Expect

Starting gate
Bar-to-Bar Racing
Tight, technical indoor tracks produce the closest, most aggressive racing in the sport. Every pass matters.
Arena transformation
Full Arena Production
Pyro, lights, music, and a three-hour live show. Every round is a full-scale production broadcast nationally on FS1 & FS2.
Pit area and fans
Fan Access
Pit access, rider meet-and-greets, vendor row, and merch. Get closer to the action than any other motorsport event.
2026-2027 Schedule

Schedule Coming Soon

Venues, dates, and tickets for the 2026-2027 season will be announced soon. Sign up and we'll let you know when the full schedule drops.

Latest

News & Updates

All News
Racing action
Partnership
March 15, 2026

AMA Awards East Coast #1 Plates

The AMA officially awards East Coast championship plates, establishing the series as the premier regional Arenacross championship.
Gage Linville
Announcement
February 8, 2026

Fuel Factory Named Official Fuel

Fuel Factory USA named the Official Fuel of the Partzilla Arenacross Series for the 2025 season and beyond.
Rider mid-air
Events
October 28, 2025

Halloween in the Pits!

Trick or Treating with racers, costume contests, and more at Rounds 3 & 4 in Montgomery, Alabama.