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Create your team profile on the MRX portal. Choose your competition division and select your home region.
- Create team account
- Select division & region
- Pay registration fee
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XRC Competition
Join thousands of teams worldwide competing in the X Robotics Challenge. Whether you're at a school, community center, or homeschool group — we'll help you build a winning team from scratch.
Getting Started
From registration to the competition floor — here's everything you need to get started
Create your team profile on the MRX portal. Choose your competition division and select your home region.
Order your official competition kit including robot platform, field elements, and engineering notebook.
Build your dream team! Recruit 2-10 students with diverse skills for all crucial roles.
Use our training resources to learn the game, master robot building, and develop strategies.
Attend qualifier events in your region to earn a spot at Championships!
Requirements
Everything you need to know before starting your robotics journey
Teams must have 2-10 student members. Each team needs at least one adult mentor (coach) who is 18 years or older.
XRC Junior: Ages 8-11 XRC Standard: Ages 11-14 XRC Pro: Ages 14-18
Teams must use official MRX competition kits (MRX MID, PRO, or MAX platforms). Custom modifications allowed within rules.
Junior: $150/season Standard: $200/season Pro: $250/season
Plan for 4-8 hours per week during competition season. Teams typically meet 2-3 times weekly for build sessions.
You'll need a dedicated workspace (classroom, garage, community room) with tables, power, and room for a practice field.
Team Structures
Teams come from all backgrounds — find the structure that works best for you
Partner with a K-12 school to start an official robotics club or class. Schools can register multiple teams!
Start a team through libraries, rec centers, 4-H clubs, makerspaces, churches, or other community organizations.
Connect with other homeschool families in your area to form a competitive robotics team. Co-ops welcome!
Free Resources
Free downloads and guides to help you launch successfully
Complete rules and scoring for this season's challenge
Printable checklists, schedules, and planning templates
Grant opportunities and fundraising strategies
Step-by-step building and programming tutorials
Registration for XRC 2026 is now open. Secure your spot before regional caps are reached!