Moto Beach Classic and Arenacross - Huntington Beach California
The stage is set for this weekends Moto Beach Classic and the 1st Annual Arenacross by the fine folks at Kicker. The following riders are locked in on this tour and we're hoping they will be here; Vince Friese, Ryan Breece, Michael Hicks, Austin Politelli, Kyle Bitterman, Brandon Ray and more.
The 2025 Moto Beach Classic returns to Bolsa Chica State Beach, right in the heart of moto culture. From flat track racing and e-bikes to jaw-dropping stunt shows and AMA Arenacross, this action-packed event has something for everyone—especially families. Beyond the bikes, you’ll find live music, custom builds, art, top-tier vendors, and great food and drinks, all set against a stunning beach backdrop. Brought to life by Roland Sands Design in collaboration with California State Beaches, the Moto Beach Classic is a one-of-a-kind celebration of two-wheeled lifestyle and coastal culture.
AMA FIM Arenacross Championship Series
The AMA Kicker Arenacross Championship is bringing high-flying motocross action back to the Moto Beach Classic—this time with a Supercross-style track set just steps from the Pacific Ocean. As the official season opener for the AMA Kicker Arenacross and the launch of the FIM North American Championship, this one-of-a-kind event promises bar-to-bar racing in a truly unforgettable setting—the only motocross race on the beach in Southern California.
But it’s not just for the pros. We’re also rolling out a fan-favorite Moto TT course for local legends and weekend warriors, with fun and accessible classes like Hooligan, Run Whatcha Brung, and Minis. Whether you're racing or watching, this is motocross like you’ve never experienced it before.
KIDS E-BIKE RACES
Get ready to ride!
All participants must check in on race day between 6:00 AM – 8:00 AM at Racer Check-In.
Kid Beach Racers, you’re officially invited to race your e-bike at the
Moto Beach Classic on October 11th at Bolsa Chica State Beach! The race will be held on a short asphalt track just steps from the ocean.
Located next to the motorcycle show, live music, great food, drinks, and entertainment at SeaLegs at the Beach, this year’s event promises a high-energy atmosphere. With the event open to the public, expect a big crowd and tons of excitement as you race in front of a packed beachside audience!
VIP EXPERIENCE
Get ready to crank it up—Moto Beach Classic’s VIP Experience is pure, unapologetic adrenaline. Think front-row views, exclusive access, and unbeatable vibes surrounded by racing legends, pro riders, and hardcore fans. This isn’t just about watching the action—it’s about living it.
VIPs get prime Grandstand seating with a clear view of the SHNC racing madness, access to a private bar, VIP-only restrooms, and elevated 2nd-story viewing. You'll also get into the racing pits (with a signed waiver)—up close and personal with the machines and the mayhem.
Note: VIP tickets are extremely limited. While the event is free for everyone, the VIP area is your pass to an upgraded experience. No tickets will be mailed. Instead, bring a valid ID matching your order name to the VIP entrance (just north of Sea Legs) on event day. There, you'll pick up your credentials and sign your race pit waiver.
This is where the engines scream louder, the drinks flow smoother, and the experience hits harder. Welcome to the next level.
VENDOR VILLAGE
Explore the Russ Brown Vendor Village at Moto Beach Classic — your one-stop destination to discover the latest gear, tech, and lifestyle products from your favorite brands. Whether you're into motorcycles, e-bikes, handcrafted art, riding gear, sunglasses, leather goods, or unique jewelry, there's something here for everyone.
Past vendors include:
Roland Sands Design, Sea Of Seven, Deus ex Machina, Vans, Indian Motorcycle, Moto Doffo Winery, Stellar Moto, BMW Motorcycles, Dunlop Tires, GEICO, Saddlemen Seats, Royal Enfield, KROQ, ASV, MoonEyes, Black Flys, Super73, STACYC, HD LiveWire, Russ Brown Attorneys, Vance & Hines, Hurley, Inked Iron, WeBig, K&N Filters, and Yamaha.
