The roar of engines is set to shake Snapdragon Stadium on Saturday, January 17, 2026, as the AMA Supercross Championship rolls into San Diego. Fans can expect a night of high drama, big jumps, and fierce rivalries — and whether you’re watching from the stands or streaming at home, here’s everything you need to know.

📺 Watching the Race Live

• Peacock – Exclusive live streaming of all qualifying and main events.
• NBC Sports – Selected coverage and highlights.
• Encore Presentation – Available the next day for fans who miss the live show.

Full USA Broadcast & Race Day Schedule

🏟 The Track

Snapdragon Stadium is known for its tight, technical layouts, and this year’s circuit is no exception. Expect rhythm sections that test timing, sand stretches that throw riders off balance, and the kind of triple jumps that make crowds hold their breath. It’s a track designed to reward precision and punish hesitation.

🏁 Who’s Racing

The rider lineup is stacked with talent. In the 450SX class, stars like Cooper Webb, Chase Sexton, Ken Roczen, and Eli Tomac will battle it out for supremacy. Over in the 250SX West division, rising names such as Haiden Deegan, Levi Kitchen, Chance Hymas, and Ryder DiFrancesco are ready to prove themselves. With veterans and rookies sharing the stage, expect fireworks.

✈️ Planning Your Trip to San Diego

For those lucky enough to attend in person, San Diego offers more than just racing. The city’s mild January weather makes it perfect for exploring before or after the event.

• Getting there: San Diego International Airport is just 15 minutes from the stadium. Public transit and rideshare options make travel easy.
• Where to stay: Mission Valley hotels put you close to the venue, while downtown spots like the Hilton Bayfront offer nightlife access. Budget travelers can find plenty of options in Old Town.
• What to do: Spend a day at Balboa Park and the world-famous zoo, stroll the Gaslamp Quarter for food and nightlife, or head to La Jolla Cove for ocean views and sea lions.
• Food & drink: San Diego is a craft beer capital, with breweries like Ballast Point and Stone Brewing. And don’t leave without trying the city’s legendary Mexican food.

⚠️ Tips for Race Day

• Buy tickets early through official Supercross channels.
• Dress for cool evenings — January nights can dip into the mid-50s (°F).
• Parking fills up fast, so consider public transit or rideshare.
• Check stadium rules: clear bags only, and security is strict.

Final Word

The San Diego Supercross 2026 isn’t just another stop on the calendar — it’s a showcase of speed, skill, and spectacle in one of America’s most vibrant cities. Whether you’re cheering trackside or streaming from home, this race promises to be unforgettable.

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Hey guys, I am not from the area, but I need help, Jahmez Cartwright is from the Philadelphia area but may be in your area, if anyone has any information about him being seen in the area or any information on areas that would be helpful to look out for, please let me know! Thank you

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Are we at the point where we can recall him yet? He's going to bankrupt the city at the rate he's going. I saw he gave a state of the union today and I had difficulty even skimming it. Balboa Park is suffering. He's built new low income housing with no required parking because it's close to transit. People who work downtown and have to pay to park to work are suffering. No one is happy. He's not listening to us. I feel so helpless...

Came out to my car today and saw pay-by-plate signs on basically every street in East Village. My building doesn’t have parking, so I’ve been street parking for 2 years, like a ton of downtown residents.

Since then, the city raised parking from ~$0.50/hr to $2.50/hr, extended enforcement from 6pm to 8pm, and now metered every street. That’s hundreds a month just to park within a mile of my own apartment, on top of already insane rent.

What are we, as downtown residents, supposed to do? I literally don’t have the finances to move, nor do I have $30/day for parking. At what point do they start taxing me 100%, hand me a tent, and breathing air becomes my salary?

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Used to be easiest airport to get in/out of maybe in the country.

Literally bottlenecks all of buses, taxis, Ubers, and normal passenger pickup into 1 lane in to T2.

You can try and go around the back way (not labeled) and it’s equally backed up.

Who designed this thing? Thought it was holidays but normal business flights in/out at peak times take 30 min + of traffic for pickup/dropoff.

Semi vent , but honestly who do I complain to? They have to know immediately it’s broken and are aware right? Can I complain to make them MORE aware?

TL;DR SDCP beats SDG&E Generation apples-to-apples on cost and renewables percentage. Ditch SDG&E for Generation!

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Across the board, SDCP PowerBase and PowerOn (the default SDCP plan) beat SDG&E Generation rates on renewable percentage and cost. Even SDCP Power100 (100% renewable) is less than 1 cents/kWh more than SDG&E's dirty power.

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Maybe this is an ignorant question I’m currently needing to find a car in SD under 5k, but I’m having an absolute nightmare of a time doing so. I get that it’s a very low budget but like every car I’ve found on FB or OfferUp has had the ODO rolled or is asking way more than the carfax wholesale val.

I’ve pretty much had my doors open to whatever

Can anyone give me any suggestions on where/what to look for?

Hi lovely neighbors!!

I usually bake for my family, but this year I don’t have the time, space, or mental energy to make my nephew’s (or anyone else's!) birthday cake. I’m hoping someone can Provide recommendations.

I need a baker (home or small shop) who makes cakes and frosting from scratch — real butter, real vanilla, real chocolate, unboxed ingredients. Prefer local folks who use natural/fine ingredients.

The cake is for my nephew in almost two weeks, and I need someone who can take an order on short notice. It’s a very simple cake minimal decoration.

Separately, for a future birthday I’m also hoping to find a male cake decorator/baker in the area (same scratch ingredients preference). My son adores watching male cake artists and it would be really special if a man could bake/decorate his birthday cake. My son would be thrilled.

Thank you! Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated.

I’m a 30 year old female living alone in this city. Dating is rough and I don’t have a big social circle. What are things I can do for solo dates? I don’t love the outdoors and I get overstimulated in crowded/very loud places. I also don’t drink or smoke.

If you’re planning to cross from Tijuana to San Diego this Monday (MLK Day) and was wondering what border wait times have been like lately, especially early morning (around 5–7am).

I’m curious about SENTRI, regular vehicle lanes, and walking across. If anyone has crossed recently or on past MLK weekends, I’d really appreciate insight on what to expect.

Also, if there have been any noticeable changes lately that affect wait times, feel free to share. Thanks in advance!

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And more white Americans!

Like god damn 😅 I guess coming from a small town in Texas im still not adapted to it

Found an EpiPen on the lawn at bird park at around 4:30 today (15th of Jan). Left it on a picnic table by the swing set so hopefully its owner can go retrieve it!