November 10th, 2026.


The provisional schedule for the 2027 World QX Championship features 9 rounds across Europe but, with a disappointment for home fans, the UK doesn’t get a look in.

Starting in Lommel, Belgium in April, and drawing to a close in Rudersberg, Germany, in September, the series will conclude with the annual QuadCross of Nations – at a date and venue to be decided.

Provisional 2027 FIM QX World Championship:
April 11th, Lommel, Belgium
April 25th, Geisleden, Germany
May 23rd, Plomion, France
June 6th, Karksi-Nuia, Estonia
June 13th, Kramolin, Czech Republic
August 1st, Anykšciai, Lithuania
August 8th, Madona, Lativa
September 12th, Vesoul, France
September 19th, Rudersberg, Germany

2026 World Quadcross Championship positions after 9 rounds (out of 48 registered riders):
1. Kevin Saar 424, 2. Mark McLernon 346, 3. Patrick Turrini 272, 4. Harry Walker 237, 5. Sylvain Petit 237, 6. Manfreid Zienecker 225, 7. Karlis Neija 201, 8. Mike van Grinsen 193, 9. Jordi Gieler 179, 10. Matteo Stiller 176.

17. Dafydd Davies 91, 23. Oli Sansom 80, 32. Ayrton Knowles 24, 40. Louie Holt 12.

Pictured: Mark McLernon was the highest-placed rider from the UK in the inaugural 2026 FIM QuadCross World Championship. Image courtesy of Vandraq/www.fimquadcross.com