San Juan to host the SuperEnduro Grand Finale in Puerto Rico
The FIM SuperEnduro World Championship will conclude its 2026/2027 season in San Juan, Puerto Rico, on 20 March 2027. Named the Grand Finale, the newly added eighth round will bring the Prestige season to a close at the Coliseo de Puerto Rico José Miguel Agrelot and mark the first FIM World Championship event ever held in Puerto Rico.
The eight round addition takes the championship across the Atlantic, extending the previously announced seven-round calendar and bringing SuperEnduro to a new audience in the Caribbean. San Juan joins Belgrade, Budapest and Greater Paris as one of four capital-city destinations on the 2026/2027 schedule.
Prime location in the capital city of Puerto Rico
Puerto Rico’s largest indoor arena, the Coliseo de Puerto Rico José Miguel Agrelot, will host the final racing of the Prestige season. Known locally as the Choliseo, the venue will welcome the world’s leading SuperEnduro riders as they compete for the last championship points and their places in the final standings.
Beyond the arena, San Juan offers a distinctive setting for the Grand Finale. The colourful streets of Old San Juan, historic waterfront and nearby beaches give visiting fans an opportunity to combine the final race weekend with a stay in one of the Caribbean’s most recognisable destinations.
Prestige and Expert class to compete
Alongside Prestige, Expert class will compete at the Grand Finale using the same 3-final race format as the championship’s premier category. It will give riders from the other SuperEnduro classes, as well as competitors from outside the regular championship field, an opportunity to take part in the Grand Finale.
Juniors, Youths and FIM Europe Cup
The FIM SuperEnduro Junior World Championship and FIM SuperEnduro Youth World Cup will conclude at Round 7 in Newcastle, United Kingdom on 6 March 2027.
The FIM Europe SuperEnduro Cup will conclude as previously planned at Round 5 in Budapest, Hungary, on 6 February 2027.
Dynamic growth of SuperEnduro
The calendar expansion builds on ever growing interest in SuperEnduro. 65,000 spectators attended last season, with four venues selling out. Moreover, record rider entry levels reflect the increasing appeal of SuperEnduro among competitors, too. Adding Puerto Rico extends that growth geographically, bringing the championship’s close racing and demanding indoor tracks to a new host destination.
2026/2027 FIM SuperEnduro season starts soon
The SuperEnduro season will begin on 5 December 2026 in Gliwice, Poland, before resuming after the winter break in Riesa, Germany, on 9 January. Bilbao, Belgrade and Budapest follow, ahead of the French round in Greater Paris on 27 February. Newcastle will host the seventh round on 6 March, with the Prestige field then travelling to San Juan for the Grand Finale on 20 March.
San Juan to host the SuperEnduro Grand Finale in Puerto Rico
The FIM SuperEnduro World Championship will conclude its 2026/2027 season in San Juan, Puerto Rico, on 20 March 2027. Named the Grand Finale, the newly added eighth round will bring the Prestige season to a close at the Coliseo de Puerto Rico José Miguel Agrelot and mark the first FIM World Championship event ever held in Puerto Rico.
The eight round addition takes the championship across the Atlantic, extending the previously announced seven-round calendar and bringing SuperEnduro to a new audience in the Caribbean. San Juan joins Belgrade, Budapest and Greater Paris as one of four capital-city destinations on the 2026/2027 schedule.
Prime location in the capital city of Puerto Rico
Puerto Rico’s largest indoor arena, the Coliseo de Puerto Rico José Miguel Agrelot, will host the final racing of the Prestige season. Known locally as the Choliseo, the venue will welcome the world’s leading SuperEnduro riders as they compete for the last championship points and their places in the final standings.
Beyond the arena, San Juan offers a distinctive setting for the Grand Finale. The colourful streets of Old San Juan, historic waterfront and nearby beaches give visiting fans an opportunity to combine the final race weekend with a stay in one of the Caribbean’s most recognisable destinations.
Prestige and Expert class to compete
Alongside Prestige, Expert class will compete at the Grand Finale using the same 3-final race format as the championship’s premier category. It will give riders from the other SuperEnduro classes, as well as competitors from outside the regular championship field, an opportunity to take part in the Grand Finale.
Juniors, Youths and FIM Europe Cup
The FIM SuperEnduro Junior World Championship and FIM SuperEnduro Youth World Cup will conclude at Round 7 in Newcastle, United Kingdom on 6 March 2027.
The FIM Europe SuperEnduro Cup will conclude as previously planned at Round 5 in Budapest, Hungary, on 6 February 2027.
Dynamic growth of SuperEnduro
The calendar expansion builds on ever growing interest in SuperEnduro. 65,000 spectators attended last season, with four venues selling out. Moreover, record rider entry levels reflect the increasing appeal of SuperEnduro among competitors, too. Adding Puerto Rico extends that growth geographically, bringing the championship’s close racing and demanding indoor tracks to a new host destination.
2026/2027 FIM SuperEnduro season starts soon
The SuperEnduro season will begin on 5 December 2026 in Gliwice, Poland, before resuming after the winter break in Riesa, Germany, on 9 January. Bilbao, Belgrade and Budapest follow, ahead of the French round in Greater Paris on 27 February. Newcastle will host the seventh round on 6 March, with the Prestige field then travelling to San Juan for the Grand Finale on 20 March.