The biggest stars of supercross are set to come to Cardiff in October as the city hosts the first ever World Supercross British Grand Prix. Supercross is an indoor dirt-bike racing sport and the event will take place at the Principality Stadium on Saturday, October 8.
The World Supercross Championship has historically taken place in the United States, however, this year events are taking place across the globe. The Principality Stadium will be transformed for the racing event, with 40 of the best riders battling it out for over US$250,000 in prize money. The stadium will be hosting the first round of the championship.
However, road closures are set to be in place for the event and there will be limited rail services on the day due to ongoing industrial action. Here's what you need to know about road closures, travel, and parking on the day.
