The 2026 FIM Long Track World Championship was the 56th edition of the FIM Individual Long Track World Championship.
Zach Wajtknecht was the defending champion having won the title for the first time in 2025.
The first round in Marmande was originally supposed to take place on 13 July, but was cancelled due to the severe heat alert issues in France. It was rescheduled as the final round on 26 September.
Former two-time champion Erik Riss returned to the competition and claimed his third world title, winning the opening two rounds. Dave Meijerink finishing second, with Chris Harris completing the podium.
Venues Final Date VenueWinnerRef1 23 August Eichenring Scheeßel Erik Riss 2 5 September Morizès Erik Riss 3 26 September Marmande Speedway Chris Harris
Final Classification Pos Rider Final 1 Final 2 Final 3 Total 1 Erik Riss 26 26 22 74 2 Dave Meijerink 24 18 24 66 3 Chris Harris 22 11 26 59 4 Lukas Fienhage 15 24 20 59 5 Zach Wajtknecht 20 22 16 58 6 Jesse Mustonen 16 16 18 50 7 Mika Meijer 11 14 15 40 8 Tero Aarnio 10 15 13 38 9 William Kruit 13 13 11 37 10 Patrick Kruse 14 12 9 35 11 Kenneth Kruse Hansen 18 x 14 32 12 Glenn Moi 12 10 6 28 13 Mathias Trésarrieu x 20 x 20 14 Jake Mulford 9 4 12 25 15 Tino Bouin 7 0 10 17 16 Anthony Chauffour 5 2 7 14 17 Romano Hummel x 9 x 9 18 Darryl Ritchings x 5 4 9 19 Theo Ugoni x 7 1 8 20 Noah Urda x 6 x 6 21 Andrew Appleton 6 x x 6 22 Niek Meijerink x x 5 5 23 Jordan Dubernard 2 3 x 5 24 Timo Wachs 4 x x 4 25 Keijo Busch 3 x x 3 26 Ashton Vale x x 3 3 27 Jan Hlačina x 1 2 3 28 Daniel Spiller 1 x x 1 29 Fabian Wachs 0 x x 1
See also 2026 FIM Long Track of Nations
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