Supercross Sets Baltimore Debut at M&T Bank Stadium for April 10th
Supercross is coming to Baltimore for the first time. M&T Bank Stadium will host the series on Saturday, April 10th, 2027, giving local motorsports fans a new date on the city’s major-event calendar. The race was announced October 1st as part of the 2027 championship schedule reveal.
The Baltimore event is Round 13 of the Supercross season. According to the American Motorcyclist Association’s schedule announcement, the 17-round series begins January 9th in Anaheim and concludes May 15th in Salt Lake City. Baltimore joins San Antonio as a newly announced stop on that schedule.
The regional sequence puts the race between an April 3rd visit to Foxborough and an April 17th stop in East Rutherford. Pittsburgh follows on April 24th. For fans comparing nearby options, those dates make Baltimore part of a spring run through several Eastern markets.
The stadium announcement lists an early start to the day: gates and practice are scheduled for 8 a.m., with FanFest running from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Opening ceremonies are set for 2:30 p.m. and racing for 3 p.m. Fans should recheck the event listing closer to race day for any changes.
Local connections were part of the unveiling. Maryland riders Justin Rodbell, from Prince Frederick, and Max Sanford, from Pasadena, joined Benny Bloss at the stadium announcement. Their participation helps connect a national touring championship with the state’s existing motocross community.
Ticket availability should be checked directly through the official event listing. The schedule announcement establishes the venue and race date, but fans should confirm the current sale window and available inventory before making purchase or travel plans. No ticket price is being quoted here.
The AMA says East and West regional assignments and Triple Crown details will be announced later. That leaves additional racing information to come, even with Baltimore’s place on the calendar now established. PowerPage Sports will follow the details as the city prepares for its first Supercross stop.
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