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The SuperMotocross World Championship Finals concludes the 2024 SuperMotocross season, which features 31 total rounds between January and September. The SMX Finals were introduced in 2023 as a three-race series consisting of two SuperMotocross Playoff rounds and the SuperMotocross World Championship Final. The second annual off-road motorcycle racing event will kick off with playoff rounds at zMAX Dragway in Concord, North Carolina and Texas Motor Speedway in Fort Worth, Texas, followed by the SuperMotocross World Championship Final at The Strip at Las Vegas Motor Speedway in Las Vegas, Nevada. The SuperMotocross World Championship Finals will challenge the league’s 2024 series point leaders in both the 250cc and 450cc classes to a thrilling, crowning course featuring big air jumps, high-speed straightaways, obstacles and more.
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The second annual SuperMotocross World Championship Final takes place at The Strip at Las Vegas Motor Speedway on 7000 Las Vegas Boulevard in Las Vegas, Nevada. The playoff rounds kick off at zMAX Dragway in Concord, North Carolina and Texas Motor Speedway in Fort Worth, Texas, followed by the Vegas event.
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Playoff rounds at zMAX Dragway in Concord, North Carolina and Texas Motor Speedway in Fort Worth, Texas will take place on September 7 and September 14, respectively. The SuperMotocross World Championship Final at The Strip at Las Vegas Motor Speedway in Las Vegas, Nevada will take place on September 21.
Tickets to Friday Fan Zone and Practice are not included with your ticket. To purchase passes please click here.
Yes, every ticket includes access to Saturday’s pre-race FanFest. For more info, click here.
The 2024 SuperMotocross World Championship Finals offers over multiple VIP Experiences. Perks include, but are not limited to:
*Additional VIP Experiences are periodically added. Please check for updates here.
The 2024 SuperMotocross World Championship Finals is an all-ages sporting event. Children two years and older must have a ticket.
The field for the 2024 SuperMotocross World Championship Finals will be composed of the top 22 racers in both the 250cc and 450cc classes with the most points accrued during the 28-round SuperMotocross season.
Tickets for the 2024 SuperMotocross World Championship Finals will be available via Ticketmaster. A presale on the SMX website begins on April 2.
Great time and fun to experience it live in person...nothing like seeing it up close and meeting everyone....only thing that is not cool is the price of concessions...$20 for 2 chicken strips and Fry's is not cool
everything was great but im sick of these venues going all digital and not accepting cash payments
Great racing. No merch for sale in the pits kinda sucked.
The entry for this event was poor. Had handicap persons with me. No elevator or escalator available without having to upgrade seats to use those items. To enter the facility it was a very long walk and one entrance. Concessions kept being closed for running out of food, too many orders or items not available
Great track layout and venue. A much more representative stadium and city for a championship event vs Utah State and SLC. Well done and looking forward to next year.
The venue was phenomenal! Beautiful and unique stadium, clean and well managed. The staff was friendly and helpful. The event itself was epic. Riders and teams demonstrating world class skill at the premier level. I am so excited to goo again next year!
One of the best experiences I’ve had in along time. Great event and great organization.
Consistency is the foundation for continued success. For over 40 years Supercross has delivered the most high octane entertainment in the world. It was worth every penny.
Smx at the LA Colosseum was sick hope they end it there every year
If you're big into SX and MX, then you should also check out SMX. The L.A. Coliseum is a perfect venue to the finale, especially since this is where SX began 50 years ago. Hoping they keep this venue for next year's SMX Finale.
Great old historic venue. Small enough to watch it all. Best part was the all out bar banging racing. I was there for the first race fifty something years ago and it seemed those older bikes jumped further coming outa the turn style jump?
What a fantastic day. The timings, the access and the venue were all first class, we had a great time! The only thing I would say as a negative is the price of food and drinks. If you don't want people to bring bags in, so they can't bring food, make it accessable for all. We paid $65 for 2 hot dogs and 2 beers, then $9 for an ice slush! Meanwhile, the show was amazing and the organisation fantastic, thanks.
There was already a great build up with 3 racers jockying for the championships in both 250 and 450 classes. It is too bad Hunter could not have been in the mix and Chase had his mishap but that is racing. Track could have been a little more technical but it was very challenging and resulted it some great racing. Couldn't ask for a better outcome of the 1st Finals.
Event was incredible! Well produced and clearly thought out with a great flow. Fan Fest was entertaining and a great opportunity for people to mingle with the riders etc… Venue was great with the exception of the area and parking. Glad I had the opportunity to be there for this inaugural event!!!
Was told we can leave the stadium as long as we were back by 5pm. So I went to the car and was at the gate by 4:10pm. Standing out side was over 100 people that all left and could not get back in. There was a problem when scanning people out. Have never had this issue at any supercross event
Love the format, different tracks, absolutely awesome racing. Dog Fights throughout the entire field. Everyone going hard and sending it!
The race was great, but the parking is the worse. No place to park, had to park a mile out and walk to only one entrance of the coliseum. So much walking for a disabled person to do.
The Coliseum is beautiful and historic, bathrooms were clean. The event itself was such a blast! Always is. Supercross knows how to put on anything. Only complaint was the food lines were crazy long and once you got up there it still took forever to get your food. All I got was a sausage dog and the line was 40 minutes and 15 more minutes to get the food. Overall though great time!
What an epic race venue! They really killed it with the old school course and jumping in and out of the stadium. I hope they do it again next year. So fun!
The show was great. Food, drinks and merchandise a little bit expensive. Great parking.
