Two-time MX2 World Champion and AMA Supercross race winner Tom Vialle will line up in the SX1 class at the 2026 FIM World Supercross British GP, as the Championship returns to Birmingham for one of the biggest nights of international supercross. Tickets on sale this week.
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The World Supercross Championship has confirmed that Tom Vialle will race in the 2026 British GP at Alexander Stadium on Saturday 10 October 2026, adding another world-class name to the SX1 grid.
Tickets will go on presale on Wednesday 1 July, before general sale opens on Friday 3 July. Sign up here.
For British supercross fans, this is your major save-the-date notice. The British GP will mark the second round of the 2026 World Supercross Championship and will bring the world’s best supercross riders back to Birmingham, one of the UK’s great sporting cities.
Vialle’s appearance in Birmingham will be one of the biggest talking points of the 2026 British GP. The Frenchman has already built one of the most impressive CVs in modern motorcycle racing, with two MX2 World Championships and success in the United States to his name.
Now, he is set to take on the SX1 class on the global World Supercross stage. The move adds another layer of intrigue to the 2026 Championship. Vialle has long been recognised for his precision and racecraft, qualities that have made him one of the most respected riders of his generation.
In SX1, he will face bigger bikes, bigger rivals, and the intensity of a packed international field and the Alexander Stadium will provide a fitting stage for that challenge.
The Birmingham venue is a major sporting arena in the UK and on 10 October it will be covered in dirt and transformed into a supercross track. With Vialle joining the SX1 line-up, fans can expect one of the most exciting rider rosters seen in the UK for years.
