10/20/2026
“The place to race since 1969.” 🏁
Upstate New York’s Unadilla MX is one of America’s original motocross tracks, hosting some of the biggest events in the sport’s history, including USGPs, the Motocross of Nations, Pro Motocross, Trans-AMAs, and more.
With a truly European-style layout and Woodstock vibes, the former dairy farm sits in the Unadilla River Valley, six miles north of the town of New Berlin, between Syracuse and Albany. Unadilla is an Iroquois word meaning “place of meeting.”
Unadilla MX has hosted it all: Pro Motocross, the Motocross of Nations, World Motocross Grand Prix events, Trans-AMAs, Bob Hannah vs. Roger De Coster, Hannah vs. the World, Hannah’s final race, and the crowning of countless champions.
Spread across 55 green acres of upstate New York farmland, Unadilla MX was once famous for kicking off race weekends on a completely grass-covered course. Originally known as the Unadilla Valley Sports Center, the facility hosted Trans-AMA races before the AMA Pro Motocross Championship even existed.
The 1987 Motocross of Nations took place at “Dilla,” marking the first time the event was held in the United States.
Ward Robinson purchased the land in 1968 after attending an Inter-AM motocross race in Pepperell, Massachusetts. He held his first race at the following year.
The current layout remains close to Robinson’s original vision of a natural, European-style course and retains several original track features, including Gravity Cavity and The Wall, which was originally called “Screw U.”
Today, a second generation of Robinsons—siblings Jill and Greg—runs the venue, which now features the Skyshot, a 150-foot tabletop jump.
The interactive table below details Unadilla’s all-time leaders, including the riders with the most starts, wins, podiums, and points. Filter by class, and on mobile, swipe left to access additional columns.