Supercross Futures returns, with some changes

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Supercross Futures | Monster Energy AMA Supercross

The Supercross Futures National Championship helps develop elite level athletes while preparing them to make the next step into racing the world’s fastest professional riders.
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WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW​

Supercross Futures, an AMA National Championship will resume in 2022. Athletes can begin to qualify starting in October at select primary events spread across the country. Eligible athletes will then advance to a second round of qualifying set to take place at an upcoming Monster Energy AMA Supercross event during the 2022 season. Finalists will then proceed to the Supercross Futures AMA National Championship scheduled for Saturday, May 7 at Rice-Eccles Stadium in Salt Lake City.

2022 Supercross Futures Primary - Supplemental Rulebook

2022 SUPERCROSS FUTURES SCHEDULE​

The country will be divided into six regions and existing tracks and events will serve as the first round of Primary qualifiers - Northwest, West, Southwest, Southcentral, South, and Northeast. Riders will qualify by finishing in the top 22 in their respective primary and can enter multiple regions.

These 22 athletes will then be invited to race in a Premiere qualifier which will take place on Saturday at an upcoming Monster Energy Supercross race within their respective region.

The top 4 athletes from each Premiere qualifying race will then advance to the Supercross Futures AMA National Championship on Saturday, May 7, 2022, at Rice-Eccles Stadium, Salt Lake City, UT, where 24 athletes will vie to become the 250SX Futures Class Champion.

REGIONTYPELOCATIONDATE
SOUTH CENTRALPrimary3 Palms MX Park, Conroe, TXSaturday, October 9
NORTHEASTPrimaryDoublin Gap MX, Shippensburg, PASaturday, October 23, 2021
WESTPrimaryFOX Raceway, Pala, CASaturday, October 30, 2021
SOUTHPrimaryWW Ranch, Jacksonville, FLSunday, October 31, 2021
NORTHWESTPrimaryDT1 Motocross Park, Tulare, CASaturday, November 20, 2021
SOUTHWESTPrimaryArizona Cycle Park, Buckeye, AZWednesday, December 1, 2021
NORTHWESTPremiereRingCentral Coliseum, Oakland, CASaturday, January 15, 2022
WESTPremiereAngel Stadium of Anaheim, Anaheim, CASaturday, January 29, 2022
SOUTHWESTPremiereState Farm Stadium, Glendale, AZSaturday, February 5, 2022
SOUTH CENTRALPremiereAT&T Stadium, Arlington, TXSaturday, February 26, 2022
SOUTHPremiereAtlanta Motor Speedway, Hampton, GASaturday, April 16, 2022
NORTHEASTPremiereGillette Stadium, Foxborough, MASaturday, April 23, 2022
 
I don't get it and it makes zero sense to me. I thought SX futures was about SX? Why have the first rounds at a non supercross event? Makes no sense to me.
 
John250 said:
Why have the first rounds at a non supercross event?
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Those aren't "rounds" those are the qualifiers to get to that Supercross region. No idea why they would be at MX tracks though other than to just weed out the slower riders so only the "fast 22" are at the actual SX.
 
It's proven to be very popular - so, rather than back up the stadiums with oversized crowds, let's follow the LL model and have areas (Primary), regionals (Premiere) and then the Final.
More opportunity to see Benjamin.
 
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Wait - a CRF 450 has YET to win a 450SX class Title - no?
and Jeremy has zero 450 titles.

It's the "History Lesson" - Haha...... history???
How about - Na
 
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Was expensive to do before.. now they just added a whole nother race fee before you even get to ride a stadium..

Money grab.. disappointed because I really wanted to ride one.
 
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