How to Watch Paris Supercross in France (2026)
Here's how to watch Paris Supercross in France: the Supercross de Paris 2026 is broadcast on Automoto La Chaîne. Find the channel, the start times and how to watch on every screen.
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Channels and streams in France
| Broadcaster | Type | Notes | Watch |
|---|---|---|---|
| Automoto La Chaîne | TV | French 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 |
How to watch in France
Check your TV package
Automoto La Chaîne is carried by Canal+, Orange, SFR, Free and Bouygues. Look for it in your channel list or your provider's sports options.
No TV box? Use an app
Automoto La Chaîne is also available through Molotov and Prime Video Channels, which work on phones, computers and most Smart TVs.
Tune in for the show
The Saturday show starts at 19:00 and the Sunday show at 14:00. Check the channel's programme grid for the exact broadcast slots.
Automoto La Chaîne: the home of the Supercross de Paris
Automoto La Chaîne is France's only channel dedicated entirely to cars and motorcycles, and it has been the French home of the Supercross de Paris for several years. In 2024 it held the event exclusively for France and French-speaking countries, which is why the international MXGP-TV pass hasn't been sold in France. The channel's 2026 programme grid already lists the Supercross de Paris across the weekend.
Start times in France
- Saturday 21 November: qualifying from 14:00, show from 19:00, SX1 final at about 22:11.
- Sunday 22 November: qualifying from 10:30, show from 14:00, SX1 final at about 17:11.
The full schedule has every heat and final.
French riders to follow
The home crowd will be behind Tom Vialle, Prince of Paris in 2024, who races SX1 on the factory Honda HRC. He's joined in SX1 by Cédric Soubeyras, Tom Guyon, Lucas Imbert, Maxime Desprey and Jordi Tixier, while Calvin Fonvieille and the electric Stark Future of Yannis Lopez lead the French charge in SX2. Read our rider guide for the full line-up.
Prefer to be in the arena?
Saturday night has been close to sold out, but Sunday tickets were still available from €84 (€54 for under-12s) at the last update. Our event guide explains the ticket categories and how to get to the Plenitude Arena.
