WSX Cancels
Remaining
2026 Season
T
here was another big blow
to the FIM World Supercross
Championship as the organizers
announced that the 2026 season
will conclude with "immediate
effect." Only one round was held
this year; the Canadian Grand
Prix in Calgary on August 8.
The series' parent company, SX
Global, says the championship
is "in advanced discussions with
potential investors" but has still
decided to cancel the remaining
five rounds in England, Argentina,
South Africa, New Zealand and
Australia. This news follows the
series' earlier cancellation of the
British GP, which was scheduled
for October 10, 2026.
"The decision has not been
taken lightly," a statement from
WSX said. "We continue to
believe strongly in the series, its
global potential and the opportu-
nity to build on the foundations
established to date. We remain
optimistic that the ongoing
discussions will reach a positive
conclusion and provide a strong
platform for the future of the
championship." CN
VOLUME ISSUE OCTOBER , P29
The FIM World Supercross
Championship (WSX)
announced it is canceling the
rest of its 2026 season.
Beta Signs Aaron
B
eta USA has signed Murphy
Aaron to a two-year deal to
compete for the Liqui Moly Beta
Trials Team aboard the Sincro
300 Factory in the Pro class of
the MotoTrials National Champi-
onship series.
Aaron recently captured his sec-
ond Canadian Championship, add-
ing to his 2023 Expert 125 Cham-
pionship title. Aaron is currently
competing in the USA MotoTrials
National Championship, where he
sits in fourth place overall.
"I'm stoked to be joining the
Beta Factory Racing Team for
2027," said Aaron. "I'm excited
for this opportunity and ready to
put in the work to have a great
season with the team."
"We are excited to bring Mur-
phy on board," said Cole Cullins,
Beta USA Trials team manager.
"His work ethic, dedication, and
results speak for themselves.
We believe he is a perfect fit for
our program, and we're looking
forward to giving him the support
he needs for a successful 2027
season."
Aaron will officially switch
from GasGas to Beta after last
weekend's final round of the
2026 AMA MotoTrials National
Championship in Ohio. CN
Beta has signed Murphy Aaron to its
Liqui Moly Beta Trials Team.
