🏟️ Motocross Supercross 3D

Supercross in a stadium

Motocross Supercross 3D is a free dirt bike racing game that you play in your browser. Supercross is motocross inside a big stadium: a twisting dirt track packed with jumps, built right on the stadium floor, with the crowd all around and floodlights overhead. You line up at the start gate with five other riders, the gate drops, and it is three laps of jumps, bumps and banked corners. Who will be first across the chequered flag?

The track is a long snake of brown dirt that turns back and forth across the stadium floor. Big banked corners called berms let you turn at speed, and every straight has jumps on it. You can see the dirt flying from your back wheel, the rider standing up on the pegs over the bumps and the other bikes flying through the air beside you.

The jumps

There are five kinds of jump. A tabletop is a big flat-topped jump: clear it and land on the far slope, or fall short and land safely on the flat top. A double is two jumps with a gap between them, so you need enough speed to fly from the first to the second. A triple is three jumps in a row and needs the most speed of all. A step-up launches you onto a higher piece of ground. Whoops are a row of small bumps close together that shake the bike, and the best riders skim across the tops.

Flying the bike

In the air, you control the angle of the bike. Hold the gas and the front of the bike lifts. Press the brake and the front drops. The trick is to match the angle of the landing slope, so the wheels touch down together. Land perfectly and you get a speed boost. Land a little off and you lose some speed. Land at a steep angle, nose first or on the back wheel, and you crash and lose time. Your airtime is counted, so you can see how long you spend flying.

Casing a jump

If you hit a double or a triple too slowly, you won't reach the landing. Instead you come down on the top of the jump, which riders call casing it. It doesn't make you crash, but it costs a lot of speed. So carry speed out of the corner before a big jump, and don't brake on the jump face.

Four stadiums

Rookie Stadium has tabletops and whoops, perfect for learning to fly. Desert Dome has sandy dirt and your first doubles. Neon Arena brings triples under glowing neon lights. The Championship Final has the biggest jumps and the fastest riders. Each stadium has its own track layout and colour of dirt, and the rivals get quicker in every one.

Rivals and bikes

Cole, Jett, Ryder, Nina and Dex race in every event. They take the inside of the berms, jump the doubles and get faster from stadium to stadium. A win earns three stars, second or third earns two and finishing earns one. Stars unlock new bikes: the MX 125 is light and easy, the MX 250 unlocks at 3 stars, the Factory 450 at 7 and the Champion SX at 11, each with more speed and grip.

Tips for winning

Use the berms: turn into them early and let the banking carry you round without braking. Look ahead to see which jump is coming, and get your speed up for doubles and triples. In the air, a little gas is usually enough to keep the bike level. Don't try to catch the leaders on the jumps; pass them on the exit of a corner, when you can get on the gas first.

Play anywhere

Motocross Supercross 3D runs in any modern browser on computers, Chromebooks, tablets and phones, with no download and no account. Use the keyboard, or the GAS, BRAKE and steering buttons on a touchscreen. Your stars, wins and airtime are saved only in your own browser. Crashes are a cartoon tumble with no injuries. See the Parents & Safety page for more.

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