The 2026 FIM Flat Track World Championship will be much bigger, expanding to ten rounds and visiting Argentina for the first time. The season will run from early May to late October, growing from six rounds in 2025.
The championship starts on 9 May in Roden, Netherlands, then moves to Italy on 30 May. The third round will be held in Germany on 27 June, followed by Croatia on 4 July.
After the summer break, racing returns on 22 August in Scheessel, Germany, and then continues one week later in King’s Lynn, Great Britain. The seventh round takes place in Hungary on 12 September, then the Czech Republic on 3 October.
For the final event, the series will travel outside Europe for the first time, ending in Argentina on 24–25 October.
FIM officials said the sport is growing quickly, attracting more fans, so expanding the championship is the right step. Adding two more European races and a new round in Argentina will help bring Flat Track racing to a larger global audience.