For the fourth consecutive year, EnduroCross is making an appearance at Angel Of The Winds Arena (AOTWA) in Everett, part of its 2026 AMA EnduroCross Championship series.

AOTWA is known for its ice rink. But when EnduroCross comes to town, that’s when the rubber meets the dirt.

Everett was the first of six stops for the 2023 season and the sixth and final destination for the 2024 and 2025 seasons. This year Everett serves as the third stop, marking the first time that Snohomish County is a midseason stop as round three of the championship.

Below is the 2026 schedule:

• Round 1: Oct. 3, Las Vegas, Nevada (Orleans Arena)

• Round 2: Oct. 17, Nampa, Idaho (Ford Idaho Center)

• Round 3: Oct. 24, Everett, Washington (Angel Of The Winds Arena)

• Round 4: Nov. 7, Salt Lake City, Utah (Maverik Center)

• Round 5: Nov. 13, Idaho Falls, Idaho (Mountain America Center)

• Round 6: Nov. 14, Idaho Falls, Idaho (Mountain America Center)

Recapping what occurred leading up to Everett last year, Jonny Walker from Great Britain and Trystan Hart from Invermere, British Columbia were both vying to not only win the three moto races of Round 6 but to also be crowned the sole 2025 AMA EnduroCross champion. For Round 5 on Nov. 15 in Reno, Nevada, Walker swept all three moto races. But for rounds 2-4, which took place from late-October to early-November in Idaho Falls, Idaho, and Redmond, Oregon, Hart finished No. 1 overall with Walker runner-up.

These results created a winner-take-all scenario for both racers entering the race in Everett. Hart had a three-point advantage (119-116) over Walker and only needed to finish ahead of him to secure his third consecutive title. But with Walker taking first in the Moto 1 and 2 races and placing second in Moto 3, it forced him and Hart to conclude the 2025 AMA EnduroCross Series tied with 141 points. The tiebreaker then went in favor to whoever earned the most moto race wins spanning all six rounds. And with help from his dominant 1-1-2 performance in Everett, Walker was the new champion with 10 total moto race wins to Hart’s seven. This also meant that not only did he dethrone Hart, but the victory also secured Walker’s second-career championship.

Will Walker defend his title this year? He’s off to a good start after his win in Las Vegas.

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