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2026 Elf Lubricants Unadilla Pro National Weekend.
The annual AMA Pro Motocross Championship weekend will be held at the famed “Unadilla” track in the Town of Columbus, Friday, August 14th through Sunday, August 16th, with the 2026 Elf Lubricants Unadilla Pro National Saturday, August 15th.
Motorists should expect delays and heavy traffic along Route 8 between I-88 (EXIT 9) and US Route 20, as well as slow / stopped traffic in the vicinity of the Unadilla Facility. Motorists are asked to use extreme caution while approaching the motocross track on Saturday due to expected heavy pedestrian traffic. Increased traffic flows and delays are anticipated starting Thursday morning, August 13th through Sunday, August 16th with peak flows and delays all day Saturday, August 15th.
No public parking will be available along Route 8 in the vicinity of the track. Any parked vehicles on Route 8 will be towed.
It is expected that heavier than normal traffic will occur along US 20, and specifically NY Routes 23 and 80 in the Town of New Berlin.
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