2027 FIM SidecarCross / QuadCross World Championships provisional calendars announced
The FIM is pleased to announce the provisional calendars for the 2027 FIM SidecarCross World Championship and FIM QuadCross World Championship.
The provisional schedule features ten rounds for the FIM SidecarCross World Championship and nine for the FIM QuadCross World Championship. Both championships will begin in Lommel, Belgium on 11 April and conclude in Rudersberg, Germany on 19 September.
2027 will welcome Geisleden in Germany as a new venue on the World Championship calendars, with its event scheduled for 25 April. Nine rounds will feature both championships, while Strassbessenbach, Germany will stage an additional SidecarCross only round on 18 July.
As in 2026, all three Baltic countriesare represented on both calendars. Karksi-Nuia in Estonia will welcome competitors on 6 June, followed by Anykš?iai in Lithuania on 1 August and Madona in Latvia on 8 August.
The season will climax with WSC’s flagship event, the FIM SidecarCross and QuadCross of Nations (SQXoN). Different organisers are interested in hosting the event, and its date and venue will be confirmed at a later stage.
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