For more than 25 years, KTM JUNIOR SUPERCROSS has given young riders the opportunity to experience the excitement of Supercross from a truly unique perspective. Held during select Supercross events, the program places aspiring riders in the spotlight, allowing them to ride the same track and share the same podium as the sport's biggest stars.

Participants ride identically prepared KTM SX-E 5 motorcycles and take part in this rare experience designed to inspire and create unforgettable family memories. More than a race, KTM JUNIOR SUPERCROSS is about introducing young riders to the passion, community, and possibilities that exist within the sport of motorcycling.

To help ensure riders are prepared to fully enjoy the KTM JUNIOR SUPERCROSS experience, applicants must:

• Be 7 or 8 years old on the day of their selected event.
• Have a minimum of two years of prior racing experience.
• Maintain above-average grades in school.
• Be 54 inches or shorter in height.
• Weigh 70 pounds or less.

KTM ownership is not required. Riders of all motorcycle brands are encouraged to apply.

Following the application deadline for each event, qualified riders are entered into a random drawing.

This process gives every eligible applicant an equal opportunity to participate and ensures fair selection from the pool of qualified riders.

Applications are submitted online through www.ktmjrsx.com.

Families can complete the application, upload required documents and select the rounds they wish to be considered for. Once submitted, applicants can return to the website at any time to check their status and review available event opportunities.

No.

KTM JUNIOR SUPERCROSS welcomes qualified young riders from all backgrounds and riding disciplines. Riders do not need to own or ride a KTM motorcycle to apply.

Every KTM JUNIOR SUPERCROSS participant is treated like a professional athlete for the day.

Riders receive an exclusive KTM JUNIOR SUPERCROSS gear package that includes Fly Racing racewear and commemorative items from team sponsors, celebrating their participation in the program. Most importantly, they gain access to a once-in-a-lifetime experience and memories that will last long after the event has ended.

No.

The motorcycles are provided by KTM specifically for the event and remain part of the program fleet. While riders do not keep the motorcycle, they do receive exclusive KTM JUNIOR SUPERCROSS gear and the unforgettable experience of racing.

Yes.

Both the rider and their designated parent or mechanic must hold a current AMA membership on the day of the event. All AMA rules and standards of conduct apply throughout the program.

All participants must provide their own AMA-approved protective equipment, including:

• Helmet
• Boots
• Chest protector
• Goggles
• Additional required safety equipment

Proper riding gear helps ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for every participant.

Yes.

Participants and their families are responsible for all travel, lodging, transportation, and related expenses associated with attending a KTM JUNIOR SUPERCROSS event.

For many families, the event becomes a memorable weekend experience centered around one of the biggest stages in motorsports.

KTM JUNIOR SUPERCROSS is committed to creating a positive, family-friendly environment for all participants.

Parents and mechanics are expected to support and encourage riders while demonstrating good sportsmanship throughout the event. Behavior that is abusive, unsportsmanlike, or inconsistent with the spirit of the program may result in disqualification.

Our goal is to ensure every rider has the opportunity to enjoy a fun, energetic, and unforgettable experience.

You can check your application status at any time by visiting www.ktmjrsx.com and entering your registration confirmation number.

If additional information is required, applicants will have the opportunity to update their submission before the application deadline. Selected participants will also be contacted directly by KTM following the drawing process.

If space remains available in future rounds, eligible riders may apply for additional events through the KTM JUNIOR SUPERCROSS website.

Previously submitted application information can be carried forward, making it easy to apply for other available rounds throughout the season.

The final KTM JUNIOR SUPERCROSS event of the season serves as the Championship Round.

Participation is reserved for riders who qualify through winning at a prior KTM JUNIOR SUPERCROSS round during the season. As a result, applications are not accepted directly for the Championship Round.

Safety is always the top priority.

Weather and track conditions can occasionally require schedule adjustments, modifications to planned activities, or, in rare circumstances, cancellation of an event. KTM and event organizers will always work to provide the best possible experience while prioritizing rider safety.

No.

Riders selected for KTM JUNIOR SUPERCROSS may not participate in other riding activities on the same day. This allows participants to remain focused on the program schedule and ensures they are fully prepared for all KTM JUNIOR SUPERCROSS activities.

Families are encouraged to capture memories throughout the event where permitted.

Photography is generally allowed in approved areas, including the pits. However, due to venue and event regulations, video recording equipment is not permitted inside the stadium or in on-track areas.

If a selected rider is unable to attend, KTM will offer the position to another qualified applicant.

Participation spots are non-transferable and may not be sold or reassigned to another rider.

The eligibility requirements help ensure riders are physically prepared for the event, possess the necessary riding experience, and can confidently enjoy every aspect of the program. These standards also support KTM's commitment to creating a positive environment where young riders can challenge themselves, build confidence, and create lasting memories with their families.

At its heart, KTM JUNIOR SUPERCROSS is about more than a single day at the track. It's about inspiring the next generation of riders, fostering a passion for motorcycling, and providing an authentic glimpse into the pathways that exist within the sport. For many young riders, it is the beginning of a lifelong connection to riding, racing, and the KTM community.