Snowcross World Championship

Welcome to the final round of the 2026 World Snowcross Championship in Trondheim and Granåsen arena 10th/11th of April 🏁

The Snowcross World Championship in Granåsen will be one of the region’s major winter sports highlights of the year. The world’s best snowcross riders will gather for action-packed World Championship races in the heart of Trondheim – delivering high intensity, a true festival atmosphere, and significant international attention. The event is jointly organized by the clubs MK Trondhjem, Selbu MK and NMK Verdal/Levanger through the company SNX Granåsen AS.

Elias Ishoel, the 2025 World Champion who has competed professionally in the USA in recent years, will be involved in building the track to ensure a modern World Championship circuit with high speeds and big, aerial jumps. An estimated 70–100 riders from many different nationalities are expected to participate.

There will also be a guest class / exhibition for children aged 5–10 years, meaning that in addition to the world elite, spectators will have the opportunity to see the next generation of riders showcase their skills on the arena.

As part of the World Championship program, a Freestyle SNX show will also take place. This segment will be especially spectacular as André Villa – one of the world’s most accomplished FMX athletes – joins the event as an advisor and creative developer. Villa will contribute to the design of an adrenaline-filled freestyle show, set to become one of the event’s major crowd highlights.

The FanZone will feature exhibitions and stands, activities, food and beverage sales, and plenty of entertainment taking place inside the “World Championship Tent”.

In the evenings, the World Championship Tent will host entertainment and music, culminating on Saturday night with a live concert by Melody Market.

Alex Rosén, well known from NRK, will be present throughout the entire World Championship weekend, contributing as a stunt reporter, occasional speaker, and helping to create energy and excitement both on the arena and inside the World Championship Tent.