How to Watch Paris Supercross in Australia (2026)
Here's how to watch Paris Supercross in Australia: an MXGP-TV weekend pass streams both shows live. The catch is the time difference, because the races run in the early hours.
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Channels and streams in Australia
| Broadcaster | Type | Notes | Watch |
|---|---|---|---|
| MXGP-TV | Streaming | Weekend pass, live and on demand. Live races fall in the early hours of Sunday and Monday morning. | Watch now |
How to watch in Australia
Tap Watch Now
Use the Watch Now button on this page to get set up with MXGP-TV, the simplest option in Australia.
Sign in on your device
Install the broadcaster's app on your TV, phone or computer, then create an account or sign in.
Open the stream before the gate drops
Check the start time on the schedule, then open the Paris Supercross stream ten minutes early so you catch the opening show.
Streaming in Australia
The MXGP-TV weekend pass has carried both Paris shows live and on demand, so you can watch the live races if you're up early or catch the replay over breakfast. Tap Watch Now on this page to get started, then watch in a browser, on your phone or by casting to your TV.
Australian start times
| Show | Sydney & Melbourne (AEDT) | Brisbane (AEST) | Perth (AWST) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Saturday night show | Sun 05:00 | Sun 04:00 | Sun 02:00 |
| Sunday show | Mon 00:00 | Sun 23:00 | Sun 21:00 |
Sunday's show is the friendlier one for Australians, and it's the one that crowns the King of Paris. Check the schedule for every session in your local time.
Aussies in Paris
Hayden Melross races SX1 on the VHR Yamaha. Australians have a strong record in Paris: Chad Reed was King in 2007 and Jett Lawrence in 2023. See the full rider list and the King of Paris history.
