Week 38, 2026: Võrtsjärve Enduro called off, SuperCross date fixed

The fourth round of the Estonian enduro championship and cup, Võrtsjärve Enduro EMV/EKV 4.etapp 2026, was due on 19 September. It did not go ahead. By 17 September the organiser's listing on the Estonian Motorcycle Sport Federation's calendar carried the words JÄÄB ÄRA!, Estonian for "will not take place", and it still does.

Racenda's record did not register the cancellation. The pipeline reads the formal Estonian markers TÜHISTATUD (cancelled) and EDASI LÜKATUD (postponed). This organiser used everyday phrasing instead, so no status change was recorded and no cancellation alert went out. On 20 September the lifecycle sweep closed the round as completed. That status only means the listed date has passed. For this round it is wrong: treat Võrtsjärve Enduro as cancelled.

The same gap caught a second Estonian enduro fixture. Enduro Magnifico 2026, whose title says LÜKKUB EDASI! (is postponed), as this digest reported last week, was closed as completed on 15 September. As of 23 September the organiser has not published a new date.

Last week this digest reported that SuperCross Tallinn 2026 had moved by a day, from 14-15 November to 15-16 November, and called it a real move. That was wrong. On 17 September the record changed again, to 13-14 November, and those are the dates the organiser's own listing on the Estonian Motorcycle Sport Federation's calendar gives today. This digest should not have presented the intermediate dates as a decision by the organiser, and the 15-16 November date should be disregarded.

If you planned travel around 15-16 November on the strength of last week's digest, check it against 13-14 November. The event itself remains scheduled, and nothing in the listing suggests a change of venue or format.

Two open training sessions on the Lithuanian motorcycle federation's calendar changed date repeatedly this week, and neither pattern looks like a real plan.

2026 m. Supermoto ir plento žiedo treniruotė Aukštadvaryje, a supermoto and road-racing training day at Aukštadvaris, moved three times: from 19 to 16 September on 16 September, back to 19 September the next day, and on to 26 September on 20 September. On 23 September, after the week had closed, it moved again, to 1 May, a date that has already passed, so the listing now shows as completed.

Aukšto meistriškumo Plento žiedo treniruotės Nemuno žiede, an advanced road-racing training session at Nemuno žiedas, moved in the early hours of 15 September from that same evening to 12 May, also in the past, and was closed as completed within the hour.

Both look like recurring sessions published as a single entry whose date keeps being rewritten. If you plan to ride at either circuit, confirm the date with the track directly rather than relying on the listing.

Fourteen fixtures dated 11 to 13 September were closed by the lifecycle sweep in a single run on 14 September. A completed status is bookkeeping: it records that the listed dates have passed, not that the event was held.

In Latvia, round 6 of the Latvian autocross championship was listed at Pilskalni near Jēkabpils for 12-13 September, and round 8 of the Latvian trial championship in Sigulda for 13 September.

Lithuania had the fullest calendar. Round 5 of the Lithuanian autocross championship at Vilkyčiai appears twice, as LAX 5. etapas and under its full Lithuanian title, because two sources list what looks like the same meeting. Kaunas had two drag-racing rounds, LDRČ 3. etapas and round III of the CFMOTO motorcycle drag cup, and Panevėžys had round 5 of the LSRČ drag series. Nemuno žiedas had round 5 of the PRO drift series and Vitour UpHill Drift, Drift Park Madžiūnai held a drift day, and round V of the Lithuanian motocross championship was set for Aleksandrija.

In Estonia, the endurance-cross championship and cup round at Illuka was on 13 September, and Ridala Offroad was listed for 11-13 September, also twice.

Fifteen more fixtures closed later in the week: Driftink Pats Madžiūnai 09-18 on 19 September, and fourteen fixtures dated 18 and 19 September together on 20 September.

The headline was round 6 of the Latvian-Lithuanian and Baltic rallycross championships, run at Biķernieki in Riga on 18-19 September as a night event billed as NAKTS RALLIJKROSS. It is the one fixture of the week with official results already published, on rallycross.lv, and the event page links to them.

Also on the calendar in Latvia were the Latvian karting championship at Kandava on 18-19 September and round 3 of the Stende motocross cup on 19 September. Estonia had its drift super finals on 18-19 September, plus Kart Cup round IV and round VI of the FenixBet cross-kart and youth rally sprint series on 19 September. Lithuania listed a 24-hour electric-car race on 18-19 September, then on 19 September Klaipėda Drag Race, a drift training day at the Klaipėda autodrome, round V of the MBP youth motocross cup in Biržai, an autocross training and ride-along day in Gargždai, a car show with drift karts in Panevėžys, and a youth motoball match in Kretinga.

Võrtsjärve Enduro closed in the same run and is the exception covered above.

Rally has two rounds on 25-26 September: LMRČ 6. etapas around Kėdainiai in Lithuania and Minirallijs "Ērgļi" in Latvia. The Baltic Enduro Championship round at Uoginiai near Kupiškis is listed for 26-27 September by the Latvian and Lithuanian federations, while the Estonian listing says 27-28 September, so check the organiser's timetable before you travel.

On 26 September, rallycross heads to Ukmergė, Nemuno žiedas hosts rounds of the Lithuanian Time Attack championship and the ring-racing B league, and MANO Superlaps round 5 runs at Biķernieki. The Folkrace Summer Cup round 7 is at Brenguļi on 26-27 September. On 27 September the Latvian speedway championship is in Daugavpils and Jaunmārupe has a full motocross day. Drift fans have the Liqui Moly Drift Matsuri marathon at Kuršėnai on 26 September. The STR and Semi-Pro league rounds listed there for 25 September are cancelled: the LASF calendar has marked them ATŠAUKTA since mid-August, and Racenda's record caught up only on 23 September.

Statuses can change up to the last day, as Võrtsjärve showed, so check the event page before you set off.