MotoAmerica is proud to announce that Texas Mini Cup has partnered with Flo4Law to add two more qualifiers for the 2026 Mission Mini Cup National Final, with the additional doubleheader event set for Amarillo Motorsports Park in Amarillo, Texas, on July 25-26.

The addition gives Texas racers double the chances to earn bonus points and sharpen their skills ahead of the biggest Mission Mini Cup event of the season, further strengthening MotoAmerica’s nationwide grassroots development program in the Lone Star State.

“We appreciate Ryan Max Johnson and the Texas Mini Cup organization’s continued commitment to hosting these MotoAmerica Mission Mini Cup qualifiers,” said MotoAmerica COO Chuck Aksland. “Texas is a large state to cover, and it’s great to see Ryan and his team expand to Amarillo with another qualifier. Now riders in the Panhandle region will have a chance to earn bonus points and compete for a championship at Road America in August.”

Ronan Akrop aboard his Honda CRF50F in the Stock 50 class. Photo courtesy of Texas Mini Cup.

“Texas Mini Cup is proud to partner with Flo4Law to add two more Mission Mini Cup qualifiers in Texas,” said Texas Mini Cup Owner/Race Director Ryan Max Johnson. “MotoAmerica does a great job presenting a pathway for young racers to progress through the sport and giving riders in the Panhandle a qualifier of their own means even more of our racers, especially our youngest competitors in the Stock 50 class, get their shot at a national title.”

Mission Mini Cup features riders aged six to 16 in the following classes:

Stock 50 (ages 6-8) 

Stock 110 (ages 8-12)

GP 110 (ages 10-14)

GP 160 (ages 10-14)

GP 190 (ages 12-16)

The Mission Mini Cup Championship serves as the official youth development ladder of MotoAmerica and is a proving ground for the sport’s next generation of professional talent.

The Texas Mini Cup presented by Flo4Law-hosted qualifier will take place at Amarillo Motorsports Park in Amarillo, Texas on July 25-26.

Kace Parsley leans his Ohvale GP-2 into a left-hander during Texas Mini Cup’s June 2026 qualifier at Kart Moto in Cresson, Texas. Photo courtesy of Texas Mini Cup.

A one-time, 10-point bonus is awarded to participants in any of the 2026 Mission Mini Cup qualifiers, regardless of the number of events entered, and will be used to calculate the final finishing order for the Mission Mini Cup National Final, to be held at Road America’s Briggs & Stratton Motorplex on August 7-9.

Honda, Kawasaki, and Yamaha again are providing manufacturer contingency to support the Stock 50 and Stock 110 classes, further enhancing the offering for riders throughout the 2026 season.

For more details on the Texas Mini Cup-hosted Mission Mini Cup qualifiers, CLICK HERE

For more details on all available Mission Mini Cup qualifiers, CLICK HERE

To watch all the Mission Mini Cup National Final action this August, CLICK HERE