Claverack MX

Claverack MX is a motocross track near Hudson, New York, in the Hudson Valley in Columbia County, within reach of the Capital District around Albany and a longer tow from the New York City suburbs. It is one of the longest-running tracks in the region, with the Brew family putting on racing here for more than 40 years, dating back to 1971. That kind of history makes it a cornerstone of motocross in eastern New York. Being family owned and operated for that long means a track with deep roots and a loyal base of regulars. The dirt here is loamy, the layout is built for racing, and the 2026 calendar is stacked with points rounds and tradition: dates in late April, a May round tied to the Scott Sheak Memorial, an August round, and a September date that carries the Bob Brew Memorial name, a nod to the family behind the place. Those memorial races are the kind of events that pull the local community out in force. For riders across the Hudson Valley and the Berkshires just over the line in Massachusetts, Claverack is a close, established gate with real race-day atmosphere. The New York season runs spring through fall, and dates and prep move with the weather, so confirm before you load up. See claverackmx.com for the current race schedule, practice days, and entry details, and check the latest postings so you know the track is open and worked the day you head out. Those memorial races, named for people who built the place, are exactly the kind of dates that pull the whole local community out to the gate.