The 2026 AMA Pro Motocross Championship rolls into Round 7 at Spring Creek MX Park in Millville, Minnesota — and the series could not have asked for a better venue to host the heart of the outdoor season. Spring Creek is smooth, fast, and flowing in a way that stands in complete contrast to the sand battlefield the riders left behind at Southwick last weekend.
Spring Creek MX Park — Round 7
Millville is one of those tracks that riders genuinely look forward to. The natural terrain layout, the sweeping high-speed sections, and the overall flow of Spring Creek make it one of the most technically rewarding venues on the AMA Pro Motocross calendar. It is a track where momentum is everything — carrying speed through the transitions and staying smooth under pressure separates the fast from the fastest.
Coming off the sand at Southwick the field arrives in Minnesota ready to reset. Different surface, different demands, and a completely different set of challenges for both riders and teams. The setups that worked at The Wick 338 get put away and Spring Creek requires a fresh approach from everyone on the gate.
The Championship at the Midpoint
Seven rounds into an eleven round season means the championship is past its halfway point and the pressure is building fast. Every moto at Spring Creek carries real weight — the riders at the top of the standings are protecting their position while those behind are looking for the kind of weekend that closes gaps and shifts momentum. Millville has produced some classic championship moments over the years and the 2026 season is in the right place to add another.
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