Southwick Motocross (The Wick 338)

Southwick Motocross, "The Wick 338", in Southwick, Massachusetts is one of the most legendary motocross tracks in American history. The AMA Pro Motocross National at Southwick has been running annually since 1976 (with a brief gap from 1983-1985), making it one of the longest continuously sanctioned Pro Nationals in American motocross. The track's signature feature is its sand: deep, soft, beach-like sand that breaks down into massive square-edged ruts as a moto progresses, fundamentally changing how riders attack the track. By the second moto of a Pro National Sunday, lines that were perfect at the start of the day are completely unrecognizable, it's the kind of track that exposes any weakness in a rider's sand technique. The summer New England heat and humidity stack on top of the physical demand: Southwick consistently ranks as one of the most physically grueling rounds on the entire Pro Motocross calendar. The 2026 Pro National is scheduled for July 11. Beyond the marquee Pro National weekend, The Wick 338 hosts amateur events and member practice. Located in western Massachusetts on Legion Road in Southwick, easy access from Hartford CT (30 min south), Springfield MA (15 min north), Albany NY (1 hr 15), or NYC (2 hr 30 south). For New England motocross riders, Southwick is sacred ground, the place where generations of Northeast amateurs have watched their heroes and dreamed of someday racing the same dirt themselves. If you ride sand and you ride motocross, this is one of the great American sand tracks, period.