CLARKSVILLE, TN – The AMA Partzilla National Arenacross Championship will open its 2026–27 season with a two-night doubleheader at F&M Bank Arena in Clarksville, on Friday and Saturday, Oct. 16–17. Both nights promise to deliver nonstop racing action on a tight, stadium-style track built inside the arena that puts wheel-to-wheel racing mere feet from the crowd. The show is fast, physical, and family-friendly, combining night-one and night-two racing with fan festivities in the arena.
Both nights in Clarksville will be filmed for national broadcast on FS1 and FS2, putting F&M Bank Arena and the Clarksville community in front of a nationwide audience. The championship is sanctioned by the American Motorcyclist Association (AMA), which awards official East Coast, West Coast, and National #1 Championship plates across five classes: Arenacross 250, Arenacross Open, Schoolboy 2 (12–17), 85cc All-Stars (9–14), and 65cc All-Stars (7–11).
“Opening our season in Clarksville at F&M Bank Arena is exactly the kind of stage this championship deserves,” said Bobby Snyder, Series Owner of the Partzilla Arenacross Championship. “We’re bringing national-level racing, a nationally televised production, and a full two nights of incredible racing to the community, and it all starts right here.”
From Clarksville, the East Coast schedule runs through seven stops and 14 rounds before the championship’s West Coast swing begins. The season culminates in the Partzilla Progressive Playoffs, a winner-take-all Championship Finale where the top 10 riders from each coast collide for the AMA National Championship and a $50,000 purse — the richest single-round payout the sport has ever seen.
Tickets are available online at the Partzilla Arenacross website.
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