2025 Canadian Triple Crown Series Motocross Nationals Schedule

Here’s the schedule for the 2025 Canadian Triple Crown Series MX Nationals.

More information to come about the WMX and PreMix classes.

[Brigden, ON] The Triple Crown Series is gearing up for another action-packed season with some exciting changes to the schedule. The Triple Crown Series is renowned for showcasing the best motocross talent Canada has to offer and these changes have been carefully planned to elevate the overall experience for riders, teams, and fans.

The 2025 season of the Triple Crown Series will be spread from West to East in the 8 rounds of racing.

The Cold Lake National June 8th, will mark the Triple Crown’s very first Military Appreciation race, where riders and teams are invited to graphic their bikes to pay tribute to all our Canadian military members. More details to follow.

Round 3 in Ste Julie, will mark a return of a legendary track, last on the series in 2012, with Winners Dusty Klatt (450), and Kaven Benoit (250) taking the top step.

The WMX and Premix classes will also be returning for another year of top level racing. Both WMX and Premix have become a huge part of the series, and gives fans a reason to show up to the National a bit earlier. With the recent retirement of Eve Brodeur, we can’t wait to see who will rise to the top of the field in the WMX class.

“I am extremely excited about the 2025 series schedule. Bringing back Ste-Julie to the series is going to be huge, which brings another clay based track to the eastern swing. We are looking forward to breaking down more of the new things to come. I think fans and riders will enjoy the new additions.”

– Kyle Thompon, COO Jetwerx

As with previous seasons, all the action will be made available live by Jetwerx Inc. Viewers can watch live on either Fox Sports or on the Ryde TV app by visiting RydeTV.com.