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Round 6 of the D.I.D All Japan Motocross Championship Series 2026 was held in Chitose, Hokkaido. Participating team Bells Racing delivers a report on the final race. Held on the summer plains of the north, the series heads into its decisive stretch.
Motocross carries a different kind of ruthless competition than pavement racing. A single jump's distance, a single line through a corner, and the standings flip. Round six is a make-or-break point where the flow of the series starts to come into focus. A race report written by the team itself is bound to carry the tension of maneuvering that never shows up in the numbers.
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With just the final report, I'm curious how qualifying played out and how the standings shifted.
Races held out in the regions are a valuable chance for local teams to get some attention too.
If this is round 6, I wonder how many rounds are left before the series is decided.
The All Japan Motocross Championship is usually made up of around 8 rounds a year, if I remember right.
Bells Racing's report really conveys the atmosphere on the ground — a satisfying read.
I wonder what the track conditions are like for motocross in Chitose — curious about the sand quality.
Hokkaido summers are cool, so it seems comfortable for both riders and spectators.
