The Monster Energy Supercross series just revealed the track maps for 16 of its 17 rounds for the 2027 schedule, and our city, Seattle, Washington, is right there on the list. Get ready, Emerald City, because Supercross is coming back, and it’s gonna be epic.
Old Faces and Fresh Tracks Hit The Scene
This 17-round Supercross schedule was first announced in Baltimore, Maryland, right there at M&T Bank Stadium. That’s a huge deal because it’s a brand new venue in a totally fresh market, with Supercross not having hit that area in over 40 years, dating all the way back to Washington D.C. in 1983. But Baltimore isn’t the only one getting a blast from the past. San Antonio is also making a long-awaited return, last hosting a Miller High Life Supercross round at Freeman Coliseum way back in 1983. Talk about a comeback!
The Full Tour: Seattle Is Locked In
So, out of the 17 total rounds, we’ve got the maps for 16 of them. Daytona International Speedway’s map for Round 9 is still cooking and will drop later. But for now, here’s the full rundown of where the dirt bikes will be flying: Anaheim, California (twice!), San Diego, California, San Antonio, Texas, Tampa, Florida, Glendale, Arizona, Detroit, Michigan, Arlington, Texas, Indianapolis, Indiana, our very own Seattle, Washington, Foxborough, Massachusetts, Baltimore, Maryland, East Rutherford, New Jersey, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Denver, Colorado, and Salt Lake City, Utah. Yep, you read that right: Seattle, Washington, is on the list!
We’ve been waiting for this kind of action in the Emerald City, and it’s finally happening. So mark your calendars for 2027, because when those gates drop in Seattle, the energy is going to be absolutely insane. We can’t wait to see what kind of dirt track magic they cook up for us right here.
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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.
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