Birmingham
Protective Stadium
Supercross in the Yellowhammer State returned to the schedule in 2024, the first time in 40 years. The downtown Birmingham event takes place in Protective Stadium, an open air football field (cap. 47,100), home of the UAB Blazers.
Fast Facts
In Birmingham Alabama’s first ever SX Jett Lawrence became the first rider of the 2024 season to win back to back races and he did it in convincing style, leading every lap.
Cooper Webb, who nearly collided with the 30-second card girl on lap one, made a dent in the lead but Lawrence was able to match the pace and never let Webb get too close. Lawrence left Birmingham with a 13 point lead over Webb.
Tom Vialle led from start to finish to claim his second 250SX win one week after taking his first. He left Alabama with a 1 point lead, which means he jumped from 18th in points to the championship lead in just three rounds.
Vialle’s first and second main event wins happened back to back. Coincidentally, fellow Frenchman Dylan Ferrandis was the last 250SX rider to pull this off (2019).
Venues
- Protective Stadium is an open air football field with a capacity of 47,100, opened October 2, 2021. It’s home to the University of Alabama at Birmingham Blazers and the Birmingham Legion Football Club (soccer).
The interactive table below details the all-time Birmingham leaders. Who has the most starts, wins, podiums and points. Filter by class. On mobile, slide left to access more columns.
All-Time Leaders
Who won Birmingham, in what year and what round was the race? Winner history makes that easy to see. Tap ‘additional stats’ to see more info
Winner History
Full race results from every Birmingham Supercross in sport history. Tap ‘additional stats’ to see position changes and qualifying ranking