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How to Watch Super Cross Live in 2026

This guide explains how to watch super cross live from the Paris Supercross 2026 wherever you are, with the TV channel or stream in each country and step-by-step setup.

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Not listed? Choose Other countries for the current official viewing options wherever you are.

Broadcasters by country

CountryBroadcasterTypeNotesWatch
FranceAutomoto La ChaîneTVFrench TV home of the event, with Supercross de Paris 2026 in its programme grid. Available through Canal+, Orange, SFR, Free, Bouygues, Molotov and Prime Video Channels.Watch now
United StatesMXGP-TVStreamingWeekend pass with both shows live and on demand, in English.Watch now
United KingdomMXGP-TVStreamingWeekend pass with English commentary, live and on demand.Watch now
GermanyMXGP-TVStreamingWeekend pass, live and on demand, with English commentary.Watch now
BelgiumMXGP-TVStreamingWeekend pass with English commentary.Watch now
AustraliaMXGP-TVStreamingWeekend pass, live and on demand. Live races fall in the early hours of Sunday and Monday morning.Watch now
JapanMXGP-TVStreamingWeekend pass, live and on demand. Saturday's races run in the early hours of Sunday in Japan.Watch now
CanadaMXGP-TVStreamingWeekend pass with English commentary, live and on demand.Watch now

How to watch in four steps

  1. Find your country's broadcaster

    Use the table above to see who shows the Paris Supercross where you are. In France it's Automoto La Chaîne; elsewhere it has been MXGP-TV.

  2. Tap Watch Now before race day

    Use the Watch Now button a day or two before the event to get set up, when there are no queues.

  3. Install the app on your device

    Install the broadcaster's app on your Smart TV, phone or tablet, or open the website on a computer, and sign in.

  4. Open the stream before the gate drops

    Check the start time on our schedule, then open the stream ten minutes before the show starts so you don't miss the opening ceremony.

The two ways to watch

Knowing how to watch super cross from Paris comes down to where you live.

In France, the event is on Automoto La Chaîne, the country's dedicated motorsport channel, and it's already in the channel's programme grid for 2026. It's included in many TV packages and can be added through Canal+, Orange, SFR, Free and Bouygues boxes, Molotov or Prime Video Channels. In recent years the online pass hasn't been sold in France, so Automoto is the way to watch there.

Everywhere else, the Paris Supercross has streamed live on MXGP-TV, the official streaming platform of the FIM Motocross World Championship. You don't need a full season subscription. A one-off weekend pass has covered about four hours of live coverage on each day, including the opening ceremony, every SX1 and SX2 race and the FMX sessions, with English commentary from Paul Malin. Replays stayed available afterwards. Tap Watch Now to get started.

When to tune in

ShowParisLondonNew YorkLos AngelesSydney
Saturday night showSat 19:00Sat 18:00Sat 13:00Sat 10:00Sun 05:00
Sunday afternoon showSun 14:00Sun 13:00Sun 08:00Sun 05:00Mon 00:00

The schedule shows every session in your own timezone.

How to watch by device

Smart TV

Search your TV's app store for the broadcaster's app. If your TV doesn't have it, cast from a phone or connect a laptop with an HDMI cable. In France, Automoto La Chaîne is on the TV boxes of the major operators, so check your channel list first.

Phone and tablet

Install the app from the App Store or Google Play and sign in. Connect to Wi-Fi where you can, because a four-hour HD show can use several gigabytes of data.

Computer

Open the broadcaster's website in an up-to-date browser and sign in. If the video won't start, disable your ad blocker for that site. The website is often the most reliable option if an app is misbehaving.

Casting

Most streaming players support Chromecast or AirPlay. Start the stream on your phone, then tap the cast icon to send it to your TV.

Watching while travelling

Streaming passes are licensed by country, so a service that works at home may be blocked abroad. Check your provider's terms before you travel. French viewers abroad should look at the local option in the country they're visiting, and international viewers visiting France will find the race on Automoto La Chaîne.

A note on VPNs

A VPN can protect your connection on public Wi-Fi, but it doesn't change a streaming service's terms, and some services block VPN traffic. Read your provider's terms and follow local laws. The official options for this event are inexpensive, which makes them the simpler choice.

If your stream won't play

Close and reopen the app, check for app updates, or lower the video quality. Restart your router if the picture keeps buffering, and try the website if the app still won't play. Meanwhile, keep our live results open so you don't miss what's happening.

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Frequently asked questions

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.

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.

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.

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