The Great Salt Lake Nationals leg of the USA BMX tour will hit Syracuse on Aug. 7-9, 2026, at the city’s Antelope BMX course (2261 W. 3060 South), two years from the facility’s opening in 2024.

The nine races designated on the PRO schedule help determine top riders who will compete at the Race of Champions held Nov. 25-29, 2026, in Oklahoma, “bringing the world’s top professional racers to center stage,” a news release reads. “Designed to showcase elite talent and inspire the next generation of riders, the Pro Series elevates every stop it touches, delivering world-class racing for fans across the country.

BMX bicycles are small bikes designed for racing on “motocross” style tracks (or for various street- or park-style trick competitions).

Antelope BMX is located in the southwest corner of Syracuse, just off the newly completed West Davis Corridor (Highway 177).

“Syracuse is located near the Great Salt Lake, one of the most unique natural wonders in the world,” the USA BMX schedule announcement reads. “As a new track into the series, Antelope BMX is a fast and fun track that offers incredible views of the surrounding mountains, making for memorable amateur and Pro racing.”

11 MAMMOTH GAMES CHOSEN FOR NATIONAL TV

The Utah Mammoth had several of its 2026 games selected for national TV as the NHL’s media partners announced their selections for the upcoming season.

Otherwise, the Mammoth will play 71 regular-season games broadcast over the air on Utah 16, also available on the team’s direct-streaming service Mammoth+.

For local broadcasts, Matt McConnell, entering his 30th season as an NHL broadcaster, will serve as the team’s play-by-play announcer. Dominic Moore, who played nearly 1,000 games in the league and previously served as an analyst with ESPN and NBC, returns as a hockey analyst.

On the radio, local broadcasts will air on KSL Sports Zone 97.5 FM/1280 AM with Mike Folta returning as radio play-by-play voice.

Utah’s season begins Oct. 9, visiting the Colorado Avalanche at 7 p.m. on Utah 16.

The team’s national exclusive games start soon after, and end late in the season with the Mammoth hoping they’re getting exposure during a playoff push. Utah’s national games are as follows:

Oct. 17: San Jose at Utah on ESPN+

Oct. 21: Colorado at Utah on ESPN

Dec. 3: Utah at Anaheim on TNT

Dec. 17: Utah at Detroit on TNT

Jan. 13: Toronto at Utah on ESPN+

March 10: Utah at Minnesota on ESPN+

March 19: Utah at Vegas on ESPN+

March 24: Edmonton at Utah on ESPN+

April 2: Utah at Seattle on ESPN+

April 7: Edmonton at Utah on ESPN

April 16: St. Louis at Utah on ESPN