LEC Announces Five Roadtrip Events for 2026 Season

The LEC will expand its traveling event series in 2026 with five Roadtrips taking place across Europe, organized in partnership with Movistar KOI and Karmine Corp. Combined with the Summer Finals at the end of the year, this season will feature six major LEC arena events alongside the regular Berlin studio shows.

The Roadtrip initiative was first introduced in 2025, with stops hosted by both organizations in Madrid and Evry-Courcouronnes. These first editions were met with strong attendance and positive reception from the community, prompting Riot Games and its partners to further develop the concept for 2026 with longer events and an expanded schedule.

According to Riot Games, each Roadtrip will now take place over three days instead of the previous two. The extended schedule brings the total to fifteen days of live competition outside of Berlin across the year. The initiative continues LEC’s strategy of bringing the competition directly to local fan communities through collaboration with participating organizations.

Movistar KOI and Karmine Corp will once again serve as hosting partners, selecting the venues and overseeing fan-oriented activities in coordination with the LEC production team. Riot described these co-hosted events as opportunities to strengthen engagement with regional audiences while showcasing the league’s community-driven approach.

Movistar KOI will host three of the five confirmed Roadtrips in Spain. The first coincides with the LEC Versus Finals, marking the league’s first-ever visit to Barcelona. Two additional events will follow in Madrid during the Spring and Summer Splits.

Tickets for the Barcelona event are already available on Riot’s official ticketing platform.

Karmine Corp will host two of the five Roadtrips in 2026, both taking place in France and aligning with the Spring and Summer Splits. The French organization will once again bring LEC action to its domestic audience, including a return to Évry-Courcouronnes.

Both events will feature live LEC matches with Karmine Corp competing in front of the “Blue Wall,” maintaining the format established in previous seasons. More information regarding the Summer stop will be shared later in the year.

The season will culminate with the LEC Summer Finals 2026, the league’s main yearly championship event. The location has not been disclosed, though Riot confirmed it will maintain the large-scale arena format introduced in recent seasons. Further information regarding the venue and ticket availability is expected later in the year.