Club Moto Motocross Track

Club Moto is a motocross track in Livermore, California, on the east edge of the San Francisco Bay Area where the Tri-Valley runs out into open ground. It has been running since 1995, which makes it one of the steadier fixtures in Northern California motocross, and it is built and maintained by Mike Sexton, a well known track builder and designer who also runs Argyll MX Park over in Dixon.

That builder background shows up in the dirt. The layout is shaped to work for a wide spread of riders, from first-timers learning to roll a tabletop to AMA pros sharpening starts and rhythm sections. Racing runs through the year rather than in a short window, with house series like the Summer Sundayz and Triple Crown filling out the calendar alongside regular practice days. Riders under 18 need waivers signed by both parents, and the track keeps an info hotline at (925) 308-4814 for current conditions.

For riders around Livermore, Pleasanton, Tracy, and the greater East Bay, Club Moto is the close-to-home gate that does not require a long tow over the hill. Practice runs about 40 dollars a rider, though days and prep change with the weather and the race schedule, so check the calendar before you load up. See clubmoto.com for the practice and race calendar, and call the hotline the morning you plan to ride so you know the gate is open and the track is prepped. That long run under one builder since 1995 means the dirt and the layout get refined season after season instead of going stale, which is why Bay Area regulars keep coming back.