About MXTA
Driving Evolution for Sustainable Futures
Our Mission
The Motocross Track Association is a 501(c)(7) non-profit organization dedicated to amplifying the voice of motocross track owners. We gather what track owners, attorneys and insurers have learned, report how real court cases against tracks went, follow every state's inherent-risk legislation, and put owners in touch with each other, so the sport we love keeps its tracks.
How MXTA Started
MXTA emerged from the Full Throttle Motocross Track Owner Roundtables, a series of candid conversations among track owners who realized they were all facing the same challenges in isolation.
What began as informal discussions about insurance headaches, safety protocols, and marketing strategies quickly evolved into something bigger. Track owners from across the country started sharing hard-won knowledge, vendor recommendations, and operational playbooks.
The demand for a permanent, structured organization was clear. In response, MXTA was incorporated as a 501(c)(7) non-profit, an association by track owners, for track owners. Today, we continue that mission for members with the Case Files, the Research Library, state legislation tracking and a directory of their peers.
Our Pillars
Everything we do is guided by four core values.
Safety
Rider, staff and spectator safety runs through every Roundtable conversation. We report what owners, attorneys and insurers have seen, so each track can make its own decisions.
Sustainability
Keeping a track open is as hard as running it. We cover zoning, neighbors, leases and the money, from the court record and from owners who have been through it.
Community
Track owners are stronger together. The Roundtable and the member directory put owners in touch with others facing the same problems.
Accuracy
We report what practitioners said and what courts decided, and we check every quotation against its source. We don't set standards for how any track operates.