250 Pro start at MX Deschambault — Deschambault 2026
Harri Kullas at MX Deschambault — Deschambault 2026
Phil Nicoletti at MX Deschambault — Deschambault 2026
Jamie Astudillo at MX Deschambault — Deschambault 2026
450 Pro start at MX Deschambault — Deschambault 2026
Photo James Lissimore Photography J. Lissimore
Round 7  ·  Sunday, August 1, 2027

MX Deschambault

Quebec Deschambault, Quebec, Canada 2027 Season Stage 3 of 3
Countdown to Race Day

About This Event

Round 7 of the 2027 Triple Crown Series takes the championship to one of the most scenic venues in Canadian motocross: MX Deschambault in Deschambault, Quebec. Nestled along the banks of the St. Lawrence River, this facility combines world-class racing with a setting that is truly unique on the national calendar.

MX Deschambault features a technical, undulating layout carved into the natural riverside terrain. The track is characterized by its mix of hard-pack and loamy soil, steep hillside climbs, off-camber descents, and sections that wind through tree-lined corridors. The natural elevation changes create a demanding course that tests every aspect of a rider's skill set. Quebec fans are among the most passionate in the country, and the atmosphere at Deschambault — with the river as a backdrop — is something every motocross enthusiast should experience.

Round 7 also features a Deschambault exclusive: the PreMix two-stroke class joins the program for this round only, adding the sound and smoke of premix machinery to race day. With just two rounds remaining after this event, the penultimate round carries enormous championship weight. Gates open at 8:00 AM local time. Spectator tickets are on sale now — view options and buy below. The event will be broadcast live on Fox Sports and streamed on the Ryde TV app.

Date
August 1, 2027
Venue
MX Deschambault
City
Deschambault, QC
Stage
Stage 3
Classes
450 Pro / 250 Pro / WMX / PreMix
Round
07 of 08

Tickets

On Sale Soon

Tickets for Round 7 at MX Deschambault — Sunday, August 1, 2027 — go on sale ahead of the 2027 season. Get on the list and you’ll hear the moment they drop, along with weekend-pass, camping and kids-admission details.

Last Year Here · 2026 Round 7 · July 26, 2026

2026 at MX Deschambault

The championship tightened on the banks of the St. Lawrence. Harri Kullas went a perfect 1-1 for his third 450 Pro win of the season, but Dylan Wright's 2-2 kept the red plate in his hands by twelve. Ryder Malinoski matched the sweep in 250 Pro, closing to within three points of Dylan Rempel with one round to run. In WMX, Kaylie Kayer took Moto 2 but Jamie Astudillo's 1-2 was enough for the overall — and a six-point swing on Jordan Jarvis. All three titles go to Walton undecided.

450 Pro · Overall
Harri Kullas
#151 · 2026 Round 7 winner
250 Pro · Overall
Ryder Malinoski
#31 · 2026 Round 7 winner
WMX · Overall
Jamie Astudillo
#1 · 2026 Round 7 winner
2026 photos · James Lissimore Photography

Schedule

Race Day Schedule

Timetable from the 2026 event, shown for reference · the official 2027 schedule is confirmed race week.

Time Session Notes
7:15 AM In-Person Riders Meeting
7:30 AM PreMix Practice
8:00 AM 250 Qualifying Practice (B) 12 min
8:14 AM 250 Qualifying Practice (A) 12 min
8:28 AM WMX Practice 12 min
8:42 AM 450 Qualifying Practice (A) 12 min
8:56 AM 450 Qualifying Practice (B) 12 min
9:00 AM PreMix Staging Closed
9:10 AM PreMix Moto 1 12 min + 1 lap
9:25 AM 250 B Practice / Qualifying 14 min
9:41 AM 250 A Practice / Qualifying 14 min
9:57 AM 450 A Practice / Qualifying 14 min
10:13 AM 450 B Practice / Qualifying 14 min
10:29 AM Intermission 15 min
10:45 AM WMX Staging Closed
10:55 AM WMX Hot Lap
11:03 AM WMX Moto 1 12 min + 2 laps
11:26 AM WMX Podium
11:30 AM Intermission / Lunch 30 min
11:50 AM 250 Pro Staging Closed
12:00 PM 250 Pro Hot Lap
12:08 PM 250 Pro Moto 1 25 min + 2 laps
12:30 PM PreMix Staging Closed
12:40 PM 250 Pro Podium
12:40 PM PreMix Moto 2 12 min + 1 lap
12:45 PM 450 Pro Staging Closed
12:55 PM 450 Pro Hot Lap
1:03 PM 450 Pro Moto 1 30 min + 2 laps
1:40 PM 450 Pro Podium
1:40 PM Intermission 10 min
1:45 PM WMX Staging Closed
1:55 PM WMX Hot Lap
2:03 PM WMX Moto 2 12 min + 1 lap
2:20 PM WMX Podium
2:20 PM Intermission 10 min
2:25 PM 250 Pro Staging Closed
2:35 PM 250 Pro Hot Lap
2:43 PM 250 Pro Moto 2 25 min + 2 laps
3:15 PM 250 Pro Podium
3:15 PM Intermission 10 min
3:25 PM 450 Pro Staging Closed
3:35 PM 450 Pro Hot Lap
3:43 PM 450 Pro Moto 2 30 min + 2 laps
4:20 PM 450 Pro Podium
4:25 PM Close of Show
All times local · subject to change

Venue & Travel

MX Deschambault
356 3e Rang E, Deschambault, QC · www.motocrossdeschambault.com →
Emergency Services
Hospital Hôpital Régional de Portneuf 700 rue Saint-Cyrille, Saint-Raymond, QC G3L 1W1 · 418-337-4611
Police Sûreté du Québec 750 2 Ave, Sainte-Anne-de-la-Pérade, QC G0X 2J0 · 418-325-2272

Race Format

How the Triple Crown Series works — from classes and motos to team competition and stage points.

450 Pro Class
Canada's top professional motocross riders on 450cc machines. Two motos per round. Combined moto scores determine overall round results and championship points. The premier class of the Triple Crown Series.
250 Pro Class
The 250 Pro class showcases Canada's rising stars on 250cc machinery. Two motos per round with its own championship standings, separate from the 450 Pro title. A valid MRC pro license is required.
WMX Class
Women's Motocross competition at the national professional level. WMX riders compete across all eight rounds of the 2027 season with full championship points and their own season title up for grabs.
Team Competition
Two-rider teams combine their individual points into a single team score. The team with the most combined points across the season wins the Triple Crown Team Championship — a format unique to the TCS.
Points & Scoring
Points are awarded on the standard MX scale after each moto. Overall round scores are based on combined two-moto results. Stage points provide additional championship opportunities at the end of each stage.
Stage 3 Info
This event is Round 7, the middle round of Stage 3, which runs across Rounds 6, 7, and 8 (Moncton, Deschambault, and Walton). Stage 3 points are awarded at the conclusion of Round 8.

FAQs

How do I get tickets?
Round 7 tickets go on sale ahead of the 2027 season. Sign up for the newsletter at the bottom of this page to be notified the moment they’re available. For group, hospitality or general ticket inquiries, contact info@jetwerx.ca.
How can I watch the race?
All eight rounds of the 2027 Triple Crown Series are broadcast live on Fox Sports across Canada and North America. You can also stream every round live and on-demand through the Ryde TV app, available on iOS, Android, and web at rydetv.com.
Is an MRC license required to compete?
Yes. A valid MRC (Motorsports Racing Canada) pro license is required for all competitors in the 450 Pro, 250 Pro, and WMX classes. Amateur and junior classes have their own license requirements. Visit mrcracing.com for licensing information.
What time do gates open for spectators?
Practice opens the day at 8:00 AM local time, with the Pro motos running through the afternoon. Check the race day schedule above for the full timeline.
Where can I find entry forms for competitors?
Competitor entry forms and rider services information can be found on the Rider Services page. You can also contact the series directly at info@jetwerx.ca.
Is there media accreditation available?
Media accreditation requests for the 2027 Triple Crown Series should be submitted via the Media page or by emailing info@jetwerx.ca. Please request accreditation at least one week prior to the event.