How do I book MPA Motocross Academy?
Online, with the Book MPA button. A few questions about the rider’s racing come first; if MPA isn’t the right fit yet, we’ll suggest MP Camp. Then pick your weeks and hold each one with a $200 deposit, or pay in full.
What age, bike size and experience do I need for MPA?
MPA is for riders who already race, on a 65cc or bigger, and can take the jumps on Motopark’s main track. The booking’s first questions check this. MP Camp offers the broader riding-school and summer-camp experience for beginners through experienced racers.
Can I book one week, and what are the 2027 dates?
The minimum is two weeks, up to the full six-week summer. MPA runs during camp weeks 1–6: June 28–July 2, July 5–9, July 12–16, July 19–23, July 26–30 and August 2–6, 2027. Training runs Monday to Friday.
How much does MPA cost?
MPA costs $5,850 + HST for the full six-week summer or $1,075 + HST per week for fewer than six weeks. The full summer saves $600 before HST compared with six weeks at the weekly rate.
Can I stay between weeks or leave for a race?
Weekend stays can be arranged separately. Tell us about your race calendar and accommodation needs when planning your weeks so we can confirm weekend arrangements, costs and any time away from training.
How is MPA different from MP Camp?
MPA is a separate race-development program for riders pursuing competitive goals, with weekly and full-summer options. MP Camp is a five-day riding school with the full summer-camp experience, for beginners through experienced racers.
Where do MPA riders sleep and eat?
Riders stay in a bunk bed or on a non-serviced campsite with their own trailer. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are served in the Off-Road Café. Serviced sites and weekend stays are arranged separately; confirm those details when booking.
Do I need a transponder, and how does rider feedback work?
Lap times typically require a transponder on the rider’s bike. Ask us about compatible equipment, timing availability, video review and written rider feedback for your training weeks.
Who coaches MPA?
Michael Mahoney is MPA’s lead coach, on the track with the riders every day. Jeremiah Kennedy of KF Training & Fitness runs strength and conditioning. Zeb Dennis, Motopark’s chief instructor, heads the coaching and steps in to teach.
Is MPA for riders who want to race professionally?
MPA is for riders pursuing competitive goals, including those working toward national-level racing and a possible professional future. Motopark’s ambition is to develop winning riders. Progress and results depend on the rider, their preparation and competition; no finish or career outcome is guaranteed.