Community. Competition. Progression.
The 2026 North American Adaptive Skateboarding Championship is the inaugural launch of a premier adaptive action sports event in North America. It brings together adaptive skateboarders and WCMX athletes from the United States, Canada, Mexico, and around the world for a weekend centered on competition, progression, community, and celebration.
Hosted at La Quinta X Park in California, the championship highlights the continued growth of adaptive skateboarding and WCMX while creating an inclusive space for athletes of all levels to compete, connect, and inspire.
Open to international participation, the event is designed to unite the global adaptive action sports community on one platform focused on opportunity, visibility, and progression for adaptive athletes. It is officially sanctioned under World WCMX competition standards and features divisions for both Adaptive Skateboarding and WCMX disciplines.
Event Overview
The 2026 North American Adaptive Skateboarding Championship is designed to elevate adaptive skateboarding and wheelchair motocross by providing a professionally organized competition platform built around fairness, progression, athlete development, and international-level judging standards.
Athletes will compete in multiple divisions including:
- Adaptive Skateboarding Street
- Adaptive Skateboarding Park
- WCMX Pro Men
- WCMX Pro Women
- WCMX Amateur Divisions
- WCMX Youth Divisions
- Non-Competitive Showcase Divisions
The event will feature official judging, athlete practice sessions, sponsor activations, vendor booths, media coverage, awards presentations, and community engagement activities throughout the day.
World WCMX Sanctioned Competition
The North American Adaptive Skateboarding Championship follows the current World WCMX Rulebook and judging standards.
For WCMX Pro Men and Pro Women divisions:
- Classification is part of the judging process
- Riders may earn official World Series ranking points
- Divisions follow current World WCMX eligibility and competition standards
- Official judging panels and scoring criteria will be used throughout competition
Athletes competing in Pro divisions are strongly encouraged to complete their World WCMX classification before the event.
Venue – La Quinta X Park
Located in Southern California, La Quinta X Park is recognized as one of the top action sports facilities in the region. The park offers a progressive layout suitable for both adaptive skateboarding and WCMX competition with features designed to challenge riders at every skill level.
The venue provides:
- Accessible athlete areas
- Street and transition features
- Spectator viewing areas
- Vendor and sponsor space
- Media coverage locations
- Warm-up and practice access
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Whether you are an athlete, sponsor, volunteer, brand, media outlet, or fan of adaptive sports, the North American Adaptive Skateboarding Championship is an opportunity to be part of one of the fastest-growing movements in adaptive action sports. Join us in California as we continue pushing progression, inclusion, and the future of adaptive skateboarding forward.Sponsors & Vendors
The event welcomes sponsors, vendors, adaptive organizations, nonprofits, and action sports brands interested in supporting the growth of adaptive skateboarding and WCMX.
Partnership opportunities include:
- Event sponsorship packages
- Vendor booth space
- Product showcases
- Community outreach
- Media and livestream branding
- Athlete support initiatives
