D.I.D All Japan Motocross Championship Series 2026 in Japan Ticket

Overview

The D.I.D All Japan Motocross Championship Series 2026 kicks off with a high-octane opening round at the prestigious Inabe Motor Sports Land. This premier racing series brings together the top motocross riders from across the country to compete on challenging terrains, featuring spectacular jumps, tight corners, and intense wheel-to-wheel action.

As the highest level of motocross competition in Japan, the championship showcases factory teams and elite privateers battling for the national title. The 2026 season is particularly special as the opening round makes its historic debut at the Inabe circuit in Mie Prefecture, offering fans a fresh and thrilling vantage point to witness the power and skill of these world-class athletes.

Why Attend

• Witness the historic first-ever season opener held at the challenging Inabe Motor Sports Land circuit.
• Experience the raw power and incredible agility of Japan’s top-tier motocross bikes and riders up close.
• Enjoy a full day of diverse racing categories, ranging from youth prospects to the elite IA1 professional class.
• Explore the paddock area to see the technical precision of the mechanical teams and meet the racing stars.
• Immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of a national championship with fans from all over the world.

Schedule & Tickets Information

Below are the complete details for the event, including dates, venues, seat types, and other important ticket information. Once you’ve reviewed everything, simply contact us with your preferred ticket selection, and we’ll assist you with the purchase.

Please note: After receiving your request, we will first check live availability on the official platform. If the tickets are still available, we will try our best to secure them for you. If they are sold out, don’t worry — we can also provide tickets through trusted and verified resale marketplaces in Japan, ensuring you still get the seats you want.

Date	Start Time	Venue	Seat Types
March 15, 2026	08:00	Inabe Motorsports Land (Mie)	Spectator, Paddock, Parking
April 19, 2026	08:00	HSR Kyushu (Kumamoto)	General / Paddock
May 23–24, 2026	08:30	Off-Road Village (Saitama)	General / Paddock
June 6–7, 2026	08:30	Sportsland SUGO (Miyagi)	General / Paddock
June 27–28, 2026	08:30	Sera Green Park Kourakuen (Hiroshima)	General / Paddock
July 12, 2026	08:00	New Chitose Motor Land (Hokkaido)	General / Paddock
Sept 12–13, 2026	08:30	Meihan Sportsland (Nara)	General / Paddock
Oct 10–11, 2026	08:00	Off-Road Village (Saitama)	General / Paddock
Oct 31–Nov 1, 2026	08:00	Sportsland SUGO (Miyagi)	General / Paddock

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Background

The D.I.D All Japan Motocross Championship Series is the premier off-road motorcycle racing circuit in Japan, sanctioned by the Motorcycle Federation of Japan (MFJ). Known for its high-intensity competition, the series features top-tier riders across multiple classes, including the premier IA1 (450cc), IA2 (250cc), Ladies (LMX), and IB Open. The championship is a vital testing ground for Japanese manufacturers like Honda, Yamaha, Kawasaki, and Suzuki, often showcasing cutting-edge factory machinery before it hits the global market.

The 2026 Round 4 stop at Sportsland SUGO is a highlight of the calendar, as the venue is widely regarded as the “Holy Site of Motorsports in Tohoku.” The motocross course at SUGO is famous for its dramatic elevation changes and the iconic “Big Jump,” which demands both technical precision and immense bravery. This round typically serves as a mid-season turning point where championship rivalries intensify, drawing thousands of fans to witness the mud-slinging action in the scenic hills of Miyagi.

Venue Information

• Venue Name: Sportsland SUGO (International Motocross Course)
• Address: 6-1 Sugo, Murata-machi, Shibata-gun, Miyagi 989-1301
• Entry Gates Info: The Motocross Course has a dedicated entrance separate from the main International Racing Course; follow the internal signage toward the “International Motocross” area upon entering the West Gate.
• Nearby Landmarks: Located approximately 20 minutes by car from the Murata Interchange (Tohoku Expressway) and near the Tohoku Historical Museum.

Faqs

What is the difference between a Spectator and Paddock ticket?

A Spectator ticket allows access to the general viewing areas around the track. A Paddock ticket typically provides the added benefit of entering the pit area, where you can see the bikes being serviced and catch glimpses of the riders and teams between heats.

Is there parking available at Inabe Motor Sports Land?

Yes, there are several parking options including general parking, two-wheeled vehicle parking, and overnight stay parking. Please note that parking tickets are limited and often sell out early, so we recommend securing your parking pass at the same time as your entry ticket.

What are the main racing classes in the All Japan Motocross Championship?

The championship features several classes, most notably the IA1 (450cc), IA2 (250cc), and Ladies’ class. Each round typically sees multiple heats for these categories, providing non-stop action from the early morning until the late afternoon.

How should I prepare for a day at the motocross track?

Motocross venues are outdoor off-road facilities. We recommend wearing comfortable, sturdy shoes suitable for dirt or uneven terrain and bringing gear for various weather conditions (sunscreen, hats, or rain gear) as the races proceed regardless of the weather.

Can I buy tickets for the entire 2026 series at once?

While tickets are generally released round by round, our concierge service can manage your requests for multiple dates across the 2026 calendar. If you plan to attend several rounds, we can assist in monitoring the release dates for each specific venue.