(((%^FOX 3 TV&!))) Monster Energy AMA Supercross San Diego 2020 Tickets | Petco Park | Round#6 Live Stream
The AMA Supercross Championship is an American motorcycle racing series. Founded by the American Motorcyclist Association in 1974, the AMA Supercross Championship races are held from January through early May.
The 17-round schedule for the 2020 season of the Monster Energy AMA Supercross series has been made official and it might surprise you. The FIM World Championship will return to some of the sport’s most iconic stadiums while also bringing back the St. Louis, Mo., Tampa, Fla. and Foxborough, Mass. venues back into the running.
WATCH HERE:~ https://hqstreamairtv.com/supercross-san-diego/
WATCH HERE:~ https://hqstreamairtv.com/supercross-san-diego/
The most surprising change for 2020 is that the season finale has moved from it’s home in Las Vegas to the state of Utah on Saturday, May 2 at Rice-Eccles Stadium in Salt Lake City. We are shocked to think that Las Vegas won’t hold the finale next year, but it makes sense when we step back and look how many sporting events have been moved to Utah. Utah has been nicknamed the State of Sport and we’re guessing Utah fought hard in encouraging FELD to bring the finale there. Las Vegas is still on the schedule, but this year it will be the penultimate round.
The 2020 Supercross season is approaching quickly and the 250 riders and team managers are all in the process of deciding which coast they will compete on. For the 2020 season, the 250 West division will compete in 10 events, while the 250 East riders will only compete in 9 after you tally up the two East/West Shootouts in Denver, Colorado, and at the season finale in Salt Lake City, Utah. The Triple Crown format is returning for select rounds in 2020. The Glendale Supercross, Arlington Supercross and Las Vegas Supercross rounds will use the Triple Crown format. Scroll to the bottom of this page to learn more about the unique format.
The 17-round schedule for the 2020 season of the Monster Energy AMA Supercross series has been made official and it might surprise you. The FIM World Championship will return to some of the sport’s most iconic stadiums while also bringing back the St. Louis, Mo., Tampa, Fla. and Foxborough, Mass. venues back into the running.
WATCH HERE:~ https://hqstreamairtv.com/supercross-san-diego/
WATCH HERE:~ https://hqstreamairtv.com/supercross-san-diego/
The most surprising change for 2020 is that the season finale has moved from it’s home in Las Vegas to the state of Utah on Saturday, May 2 at Rice-Eccles Stadium in Salt Lake City. We are shocked to think that Las Vegas won’t hold the finale next year, but it makes sense when we step back and look how many sporting events have been moved to Utah. Utah has been nicknamed the State of Sport and we’re guessing Utah fought hard in encouraging FELD to bring the finale there. Las Vegas is still on the schedule, but this year it will be the penultimate round.
The 2020 Supercross season is approaching quickly and the 250 riders and team managers are all in the process of deciding which coast they will compete on. For the 2020 season, the 250 West division will compete in 10 events, while the 250 East riders will only compete in 9 after you tally up the two East/West Shootouts in Denver, Colorado, and at the season finale in Salt Lake City, Utah. The Triple Crown format is returning for select rounds in 2020. The Glendale Supercross, Arlington Supercross and Las Vegas Supercross rounds will use the Triple Crown format. Scroll to the bottom of this page to learn more about the unique format.
Round 1–JANUARY 4 – ANGEL STADIUM OF ANAHEIM, Anaheim, CA. (WEST)
Round 2–JANUARY 11 – THE DOME AT AMERICA’S CENTER, St. Louis, MO. (WEST)
Round 3–JANUARY 18 – ANGEL STADIUM OF ANAHEIM, Anaheim, CA. (WEST)
Round 4–JANUARY 25 – STATE FARM STADIUM, Glendale, AZ. (WEST)(TC)
Round 5–FEBRUARY 1 – RING CENTRAL COLISEUM, Oakland, CA. (WEST)
Round 6–FEBRUARY 8 – PETCO PARK, San Diego, CA. (WEST)
Round 7–FEBRUARY 15 – RAYMOND JAMES STADIUM, Tampa, FL. (EAST)
Round 8–FEBRUARY 22 – AT&T STADIUM, Arlington, TX. (EAST)(TC)
Round 9–FEBRUARY 29 – MERCEDES-BENZ STADIUM, Atlanta, GA. (EAST)
Round 10–MARCH 7 – DAYTONA INTL. SPEEDWAY, Daytona Beach, FL. (EAST)
Round 11–MARCH 14 – LUCAS OIL STADIUM, Indianapolis, IN. (EAST)
Round 12–MARCH – 21 – FORD FIELD, DETROIT, MI. (EAST)
Round 13–MARCH – 28 CENTURY LINK FIELD, Seattle, WA. (WEST)
Round 14–APRIL 4 BRONCOS STADIUM AT MILE HIGH, Denver, CO. (EAST/WEST SHOOTOUT)
Round 15–APRIL 18 – GILLETTE STADIUM, Foxborough, MA. (EAST)
Round 16–APRIL 25 SAM BOYD STADIUM, Las Vegas, NV. (WEST)(TC)
Round 17–MAY 2 – RICE-ECCLES STADIUM, Salt Lake City, UT. (EAST/WEST SHOOTOUT)
2020 AMA SUPERCROSS TV SCHEDULE
2020 SUPERCROSS SCHEDULE: INCLUDING EAST/WEST RACES, KTM JR. RACES AND SX FUTURES
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