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London, UK, 22 July, 2026: The FIM World Supercross Championship has announced Christchurch, New Zealand, as the final destination on its 2026 season calendar, with the championship finale set to take place on 5 December 2026 at the newly developed One New Zealand Stadium. The event will mark World Supercross’ first-ever visit to New Zealand, bringing some of the world’s best supercross riders to Christchurch as championship titles are decided under the lights.

Watch as the AVL Husqvarna OGs Moto Team heads to Sand Del Lee for Round 6 of the 2026 Triple Crown Series, VIDEO

Last weekend, the 2026 Pro Motocross Championships headed to one of the best tracks of the series, Spring Creek MX located in Millville, MN. This iconic facility has been around for decades, and each year it produces incredible racing. In the 450 class, Hunter Lawrence rebounded after a tough race in Southwick the previous weekend to win both motos and regain the points lead.

Check out Episode 6 of the Priority Project as the team takes on Round 6 at Sand Del Lee. edit by: 48 Cuts Media VIDEO

Greetings! Welcome to this late July edition of the Monday Gate Drop, which is once again brought to you by the incredible people at Yamaha Motor Canada. Last week, we were able to connect with Jess Pettis to see how he was doing. He let us know that his knee surgery went well and he was doing okay so far. A few days prior to his surgery on July 7th, Jess was at the Ste. Julie National hanging out and signing autographs. He appeared in good spirits as he spoke about his upcoming surgery and recovery.

450MX OVERALL RESULTS (Top 10) 1. Hunter Lawrence (Hon) 1-1 2. Haiden Deegan (Yam) 4-2 3. Jett Lawrence (Hon) 2-5 4. RJ Hampshire (Hus) 3-4 5. Justin Barcia (Duc) 5-8 6. Jorge Prado (KTM) 13-3 7. Dylan Ferrandis (Duc) 7-9 8. Benny Bloss (Bet) 10-10 9. Garrett Marchbanks (Kaw) 15-6 10. Jordon Smith (Tri) 14-7 250MX OVERALL RESULTS (Top 10) 1. Julien Beaumer (KTM) 1-4 2. Chance Hymas (Hon) 9-1 3. Levi Kitchen (Kaw) 8-2 4. Kayden Minear (Yam) 3-6 5. Carson Mumford (KTM) 11-3 6. Drew Adams (Kaw) 7-7 7.

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*editor’s note: Ryan Lockhart is on the road this week heading to SDL so Chris Pomeroy will answering your questions! So far, Harri Kullas has been a great addition to the Triple Crown Series. MXP: What are your thoughts on Harri Kullas so far in the Triple Crown Series, and can he close the points gap even more on Dylan Wright? CP: Not to sound like any real expert, but I feel like Kullas is doing exactly what everyone expected him to do this summer.

London, UK, 16 July 2026: The FIM World Supercross Championship has announced Monster Energy as its Official Global Partner, marking a significant new partnership between two brands at the forefront of supercross. The multi-year agreement sees Monster Energy join World Supercross as the exclusive energy drink partner.

With just three rounds remaining in the 2026 Triple Crown Series, all three classes have produced some exciting racing. In the WMX class, it’s been the Jordan Jarvis and Jamie Astudillo show as they have traded moto wins since the opening round in Calgary. Currently, Jarvis has the edge in points as we head to two rounds back-to-back in the sand.