On 6 February 2027 the MVM Dome will once again host the field of the Superenduro World Championship. Tickets go on sale today at superenduro.hu/en/tickets – the first 1,000 tickets are available at the Super Early Bird price, the lowest price of the public on-sale.
Budapest set a new attendance record last time out
Over the past few years the Budapest round has become one of the strongest stops on the World Championship calendar. The 2026 race drew 15,000 spectators to the MVM Dome – the highest attendance in the history of the Superenduro GP of Hungary.
And the sport is growing well beyond Hungary. According to the promoter, the most recent season saw four sold-out venues and a record total of just over 62,000 fans watching the racing live. In the 2026/2027 season the field will race across seven rounds in seven countries, three of them in European capital cities – Budapest among them.
Can anyone stop Billy Bolt?
The biggest question of the 2027 season is whether reigning world champion Billy Bolt can keep his run going. In 2026 the British rider took his sixth consecutive indoor world title, matching Taddy Błażusiak’s all-time record – and he did it by winning every single round of the season. Another title would set a record outright, which is exactly what his rivals are determined to prevent. Budapest is the fifth stop on the calendar, so the field arrives at the MVM Dome with the championship battle in full swing.
There will be home riders to cheer for as well: Hungarian competitors will again line up in the 2027 World Championship. In recent seasons Norbert Zsigovits and Márk Szőke have raced in the Prestige class, while Roland Liszka has competed in the Junior category. The Budapest entry list will be published closer to the race.
Tickets, categories and pricing
Tickets are available by sector at superenduro.hu/en/tickets. The 2027 line-up offers the following categories:
| Category | Super Early Bird price | What you should know |
| SuperGold+ | from HUF 32,990 | The best seats in the arena: front-row seating, an arm’s length from the track. |
| SuperGold | from HUF 30,990 | Seating in the first or second row, right next to the track. |
| Gold | from HUF 24,490 | The sectors with the best view of the course. |
| Silver | from HUF 17,990 | A good viewing angle at a friendlier price. |
| Bronze | from HUF 12,990 | The most affordable way into race day. |
| Training | Later | Admission to the morning programme only. On sale from late October. |
| Wheelchair + companion | Registration required | As in previous years, we provide seats for wheelchair users and their companions, in limited numbers. |
The first two rows are far more accessible this year. In the SuperGold+ and SuperGold categories we are selling one thing: proximity. From there the riders pass just metres away, and anyone sitting in those seats is, with only slight exaggeration, part of the race – it is the only place from which you can truly appreciate the size of the obstacles they clear. These are also the sections with the fewest seats available.
Super Early Bird: the lowest price of the season. When sales open, a limited allocation in every category is available at the lowest price of the season – and these prices will not come back later. Super Early Bird runs until the allocation sells out, and no later than 7 September 2026.
Dynamic pricing. Prices are driven by demand, which is why the site always shows the lowest price currently available in each category (“from …”). As seats in a sector sell, the price rises – so if you already know where you want to sit, now is the time to decide. You will find more detail on our FAQ page.
The 2026/2027 Superenduro World Championship calendar
5 December 2026 – Gliwice (Poland)
9 January 2027 – Riesa (Germany)
23 January 2027 – Bilbao (Spain)
30 January 2027 – Belgrade (Serbia)
6 February 2027 – Budapest, MVM Dome, Superenduro GP of Hungary
27 February 2027 – Paris (France)*
6 March 2027 – Newcastle (United Kingdom)
*The calendar is provisional; the Paris round is subject to confirmation.
Doors opening times and the detailed daily programme will be published later. In the meantime, it is worth deciding early: the Super Early Bird allocation is limited.