A return with a new address
Dutch Supercross returns for its tenth edition from Friday 30 October through Sunday 1 November 2026. The venue is Expo Hal Assen at De Haar 11, directly beside the TT Circuit in Assen, Netherlands. The organiser’s current programme and the KNMV event calendar both confirm the three-day date window. That makes this a live event preview, not an announcement built from an old or provisional listing.
Friday gives the regional paddock the first gate
The opening day is built around 65cc, 85cc, 125cc/SX2 and SX Open regional riders, with practice and timed practice scheduled from 12:30. The official Friday evening programme runs from 19:00, combining youth racing and awards with demonstrations by the SX2 and SX1 international riders. It gives local and developing competitors the first share of an arena that changes character for the international programme.
The international weekend builds from practice to the night show
Saturday practice and timed sessions begin at 12:00 for the youth, two-stroke and international classes. The main race-and-awards block is scheduled from 19:30 to 23:40. Sunday starts with track activity from 09:20 before the final race programme runs from 13:30 to 18:15. Fans can therefore choose the full Saturday-night atmosphere or the more compact Sunday race finish.
Why this weekend matters
This is the first Dutch Supercross since the previous edition in 2019 and the first chapter at the Assen venue. The programme connects regional youth and amateur racing with SX2 and SX1 international competition inside one weekend. For riders, that creates a visible step from local classes to the headline show. For fans, it brings indoor supercross back to a Dutch motorsport city with every session visible from the arena.
Plan the visit inside Euro MX Community
The event is confirmed for 30 October–1 November 2026 at Expo Hal Assen. Programme times can still be adjusted by the organiser, so visitors should use the latest event-day information at the venue. Euro MX Community keeps this preview linked to the internal race calendar and the newsroom, where any verified change will be reflected without turning readers away to an unrelated page.
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Primary source checked internally: Dutch Supercross / Expo Hal Assen / KNMV.
