USA BMX Grand Nationals: Tulsa closes the season

The 2026 USA BMX Grand Nationals will bring the season finale to Tulsa, Oklahoma, with the main programme running from 25 to 29 November at the SageNet Center at Expo Square. USA BMX’s official event listing confirms both the dates and the venue address. The week combines practice, the Race of Champions, professional finals and Grand Nationals rather than a single five-day race.

FloBikes anticipates around 3,500 riders from all 50 US states and numerous other countries. That figure is a pre-event projection, not a final entry count. The programme covers different ages and ability levels, from beginners through to professionals, giving the season finale several distinct competitions to follow.

The Race of Champions is scheduled for 26–27 November and brings together state and provincial qualifiers from the United States and Canada. Friday 27 November also features the Pro Championship Finals, deciding the national number-one titles in Men Pro, Women Pro and Vet Pro. FloBikes reports a $100,000 prize purse for the professional finals.

Grand Nationals itself takes place on Saturday 28 and Sunday 29 November. The preview places opening motos on Saturday, followed by elimination rounds, semifinals and championship mains on Sunday. Factory Team and Bike Shop Team honours will also be decided, separately from the individual amateur and professional titles.

One important distinction for spectators is the difference between winning at Grand Nationals and taking a season-long National No. 1 title. FloBikes explains that national standings combine a rider’s eight best national results with Grand Nationals, which carries double points. A rider can therefore win the event without topping the season standings, or secure the points title without winning the final.

In its preview published on 5 November, FloBikes lists Cameron Wood as the Men Pro leader after his National No. 1 titles in 2024 and 2025. Kamren Larsen is reported second, ten points behind. That is the position described in the dated preview rather than a live ranking or confirmation of the final start list.

The official address is 4145 East 21st Street, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74114. USA BMX’s weekly programme distinguishes the SageNet Center from Hardesty National BMX Stadium, which hosts additional activities. Visitors should check the venue attached to each session rather than assume every event takes place at the same track.

SageNet practice on Wednesday 25 November starts at 07:00 Tulsa time (14:00 mainland Spain, 13:00 Canary Islands). The advertised door-opening time for Race of Champions and Grand Nationals on 26, 27, 28 and 29 November is 07:00 Tulsa time (14:00 mainland Spain, 13:00 Canary Islands). According to FloBikes, Friday’s professional finals start at 19:00 Tulsa time on Friday 27 November (02:00 Saturday in mainland Spain, 01:00 Canary Islands). These are conversions from Tulsa’s published US Central schedule.

FloBikes and the FloSports app will provide live coverage for subscribers, alongside replays and results. The opened pages do not establish a general spectator admission price. The official weekly programme does link a separate VIP access option for Friday’s professional finals.