Super Cross FAQ: Paris Supercross 2026
Our super cross FAQ answers the questions we hear most about the Paris Supercross 2026: streams, start times, tickets and riders.
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How can I watch super cross live from Paris in 2026?
In France the Paris Supercross is shown on Automoto La Chaîne, which is available through Canal+, Orange, SFR, Free, Bouygues, Molotov and Prime Video Channels. Outside France, the event has been streamed live on MXGP-TV with a weekend pass that includes both shows and on-demand replays. Pick your country in our how-to-watch guide for the details.
When is the Paris Supercross 2026?
The 43rd Paris Supercross takes place on Saturday 21 and Sunday 22 November 2026 at the Plenitude Arena (formerly Paris La Défense Arena). The Saturday night show starts at 19:00 Paris time and the Sunday show at 14:00 Paris time.
What time is the Paris Supercross in the US and UK?
The Saturday show starts at 18:00 in the UK, 13:00 Eastern and 10:00 Pacific. The Sunday show starts at 13:00 in the UK, 08:00 Eastern and 05:00 Pacific. Our schedule converts every session to your own timezone automatically.
Is the Paris Supercross free to watch?
No free live broadcast has been announced for 2026. The quickest way to watch every race live is the Watch Now button on this site, and highlights usually appear on the event's official social channels after the weekend.
Who is racing at the Paris Supercross 2026?
The SX1 entry includes Ken Roczen, Tom Vialle, Lucas Coenen, Jo Shimoda, Aaron Plessinger and Jordon Smith. Sacha Coenen leads the SX2 wildcards, and the FMX show includes José "Mincha" Canosa and Julien Vanstippen.
What is the King of Paris?
King of Paris is the title given to the best SX1 rider across both days of the event. The best SX2 rider is crowned Prince of Paris. Malcolm Stewart was King of Paris in 2025 and Anthony Bourdon was Prince.
Where can I find live results?
Our live results page updates by itself during the races, showing the running order of each heat, Superpole and final without a page refresh.
How much are Paris Supercross 2026 tickets?
In August 2026 Saturday tickets cost €94 to €165 and were close to selling out. Sunday tickets ranged from €84 to €240 for the Fan Pass, with children under 12 at €54. Buy only through the official Supercross de Paris site.
Which devices can I stream on?
The live stream works in a web browser and through mobile apps, and you can cast it to your TV. In France, Automoto La Chaîne is also available on TV boxes from the major providers. Tap Watch Now to get started.
Can I watch the replay?
Yes. The weekend coverage has included on-demand replays of both shows, so you can catch up if you miss the live races. Tap Watch Now to get started.
How old is the Paris Supercross?
The first Paris Supercross was held at Bercy in March 1984, and 2026 is the 43rd edition. It ran at Bercy until 2013, moved to Lille from 2014 to 2016, and has been held at the arena in Paris La Défense since 2017.
Who has won the King of Paris the most?
David Vuillemin holds the record with four titles (1999, 2000, 2001 and 2003). Marvin Musquin and Justin Barcia have three each.
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