The 2026 flat track world championship season will end in Totoras, in Argentina’s Santa Fe province. Round nine is scheduled for 24 October, with round ten the following day. It is the first time in the championship’s history that the competition will race outside Europe. The finale also brings a change of circuit format: riders face a TT layout on the first day and a conventional dirt oval on the second.
British rider Tim Neave leads the standings before the last two rounds. He is 19 points ahead of his team-mate Ashton Boughen, with Jack Bell a further five points back. The chasing riders are close enough to make the weekend more than a simple defence of the lead. British competitors won seven of the first eight finals this season, before home rider Ondřej Svědík ended that run at round eight in Pardubice.
Two different layouts in one weekend will demand quick adaptation. A TT track and an oval alter the sequence of corners and the rhythm of a run, so success on the first day cannot guarantee the same outcome on the second. Argentine entries include national champion Juan Martín Viganoni. Racing is scheduled to begin at 16:00 local time on both days; the winners and the final championship order will be decided on the track.