Race Form MX

Race Form MX is a newer motocross and supercross facility tucked into the pasture lands northwest of Alliance, Nebraska, built by racer Kelby Nelson as both a race track and a rider development camp. The name says it all: this place is about building race form, with coaching and clinics dialed in on cornering, body position, gate starts, and the fundamentals that actually move your lap times. The property runs two layouts, a standard outdoor MX track plus a tighter, more technical supercross track for working on rhythm and precision. Stadium lighting sets Race Form apart: you can ride at night, catch the cooler summer evening windows, and run late events, which is rare for a track out on the Nebraska plains. Beyond open ride days and training, Race Form runs with the regional points series, working alongside the Nebraska Championship Motocross Association (NCMA) and Tri-State Dirt Riders (TSDR). Events use electronic transponders with live timing and official class results posted through Race Ready Live Timing, so you get real race-day structure, not just an open gate. The track is locked in to host a prominent two-day race on July 11 and 12, 2026. Riding fees are simple: $30 for a day pass or $75 for the full weekend, and overnight weekend camping is permitted on-site, so families rolling into Box Butte County with a toy hauler or trailer can post up for the weekend. For anyone searching for a motocross or supercross track in western Nebraska, an Alliance MX practice and training facility, or night riding under the lights, Race Form MX is the answer in the Nebraska Panhandle. Getting there: from the Highway 385 and Highway 2 intersection, head 5 miles north on 385, turn west on Otoe Road (paved) for 7 miles, go north on County Road 68 for 1 mile, then follow the posted signs northwest through the pasture to the track.