SuperMotocross Round 4 Heads to Houston

Top finishes, previous winners, historic results, and riders to watch at the latest round of the SuperMotocross World Championship

Jan. 28, 2026 at 3:31pm

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Round 4 of the SuperMotocross World Championship will take place at NRG Stadium in Houston, Texas, marking the sixth time the city has hosted the event. Houston has a deep history in the sport, having hosted the fourth-most rounds since 1974. Several top riders have found success at this track, including Eli Tomac and Cooper Webb, who each have two wins here. The 250 class will also see a new venue winner, as no active 250 rider has previously won in Houston.

Why it matters

Houston has become an important stop on the SuperMotocross calendar, with the city hosting the event six times since 2021. The race holds historic significance, as it is one of the longest-running events in the sport. The results in Houston could have major implications for the overall championship standings, as riders look to gain an advantage in the title race.

The details

Supercross returns to Houston for the first time since 2023, with the event taking place at NRG Stadium. Four active 450 riders have victories at this track, led by Eli Tomac and Cooper Webb with two wins each. Jason Anderson and Justin Barcia have also won in Houston. In the 250 class, there will be a new venue winner, as no active 250 rider has previously won in Houston.

  • The last time Houston hosted a SuperMotocross event was in 2023.
  • Since 1974, when the event was known as the Yamaha Super Series of Motocross, Houston has hosted the fourth-most rounds in the sport.

The players

Eli Tomac

A four-time 450 class champion who has two wins at the Houston SuperMotocross event.

Cooper Webb

The reigning 450 class champion, who has also won twice in Houston.

Jason Anderson

A former 450 class champion who has one win at the Houston SuperMotocross event.

Justin Barcia

A 450 class rider who has one win at the Houston SuperMotocross event, but is currently sidelined after a scary accident at the season opener.

Haiden Deegan

A rising star in the 250 class who has tied for 23rd on the all-time wins list with his ninth career victory last week.

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What they’re saying

“Fifty years is such an accomplishment in San Francisco, especially with the way the city has changed over the years.”

— Gordon Edgar, grocery employee (Instagram)

The takeaway

The Houston SuperMotocross event holds significant historical importance in the sport, and the results from this round could have major implications for the overall championship standings. Riders will be looking to capitalize on the unique challenges of the Houston track and secure valuable points in their pursuit of the title.