How to Watch Paris Supercross in Belgium (2026)
Here's how to watch Paris Supercross in Belgium, in French or English, with two Coenen brothers to follow in SX1 and SX2 this year.
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Channels and streams in Belgium
| Broadcaster | Type | Notes | Watch |
|---|---|---|---|
| MXGP-TV | Streaming | Weekend pass with English commentary. | Watch now |
How to watch in Belgium
Tap Watch Now
Use the Watch Now button on this page to get set up with MXGP-TV, the simplest option in Belgium.
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 Belgium
The MXGP-TV weekend pass has been the main way to watch the Paris Supercross outside France, with English commentary and replays on demand. In recent years the event has also been televised on Automoto La Chaîne for French-speaking countries, so if you live in Wallonia or Brussels, check whether your TV provider carries the channel and whether the MXGP-TV pass is available where you are.
Start times in Belgium
Belgium shares Paris time:
- Saturday 21 November: show from 19:00, SX1 final at about 22:11.
- Sunday 22 November: show from 14:00, SX1 final at about 17:11.
Brussels to Paris takes about 1 hour 25 minutes by high-speed train if you'd rather be there in person.
The Coenen brothers
Lucas Coenen, 19, was runner-up in the 2025 MXGP world championship and races SX1 on the factory Red Bull KTM. His brother Sacha Coenen, an MX2 title contender, races SX2 as a wildcard on a factory 250 SX-F. Freestyle rider Julien Vanstippen flies the Belgian flag in the FMX show. See all the riders.
