FIM Will Launch 2027 TrialGP World Championship Schedule

The international motorcycle series will visit eight countries across three continents starting this April.

Updated on Sept. 26, 2026 in Motocycles

FIM Will Launch 2027 TrialGP World Championship Schedule

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The FIM has announced the 2027 TrialGP World Championship calendar, which will feature eight rounds of competition beginning April 16-18 in Benahavis, Spain. The elite series spans five months and includes stops across three continents.

Why it matters

The expanded schedule highlights the international reach of professional trials riding and marks the longest season to date for elite female competitors. Fans can expect a intense five-month stretch of points-scoring events that culminates in a global championship finale.

The 2027 series spans eight total rounds across three continents over a five-month period. Notable stops include Sequatchie, Tennessee, on May 21-23 and the final round in La Bresse, France, held September 17-19.

The players

FIM

The global governing body for motorcycle sport that oversees international racing series and sets safety and technical standards for competitive riders.

The details

Each round of the TrialGP championship consists of two days of points-scoring competition, testing rider precision and bike control. Trial2 riders are scheduled to compete at every event on the eight-round tour, maintaining a consistent field of challengers throughout the season. The schedule also includes the 2027 Trial des Nations, which will be held in Cahors, France, shortly after the series finale.

Timeline

  1. The series begins in Benahavis, Spain, on April 16-18, 2027.

  2. Round three takes place in Sequatchie, Tennessee, from May 21-23, 2027.

  3. Round four is scheduled for Motegi, Japan, on June 4-6, 2027.

  4. The final round will occur in La Bresse, France, on September 17-19, 2027.

  5. The Trial des Nations will be held in Cahors, France, on September 25-26, 2027.

The Home Front

The announcement of the 2027 calendar aligns with the established growth patterns seen in major international motorsport series. It follows the structural precedents set by the FIM World Championship regulation framework for multi-continental racing.

If you are planning to attend any of the global rounds, check local tourism guidelines for Sequatchie or other host cities to secure travel arrangements early. Enthusiasts should note the May 2027 dates for the Tennessee event to plan logistics around local event capacity.

The takeaway

The 2027 season represents a significant expansion for the sport, particularly regarding the extended length of the series for female riders. Fans should mark their calendars for the Tennessee round in May to follow local elite competition progress.

Further reading

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Source note: This article includes information reported by Cycle News.

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