How to Watch Paris Supercross in Germany (2026)
Here's how to watch Paris Supercross in Germany: an MXGP-TV weekend pass streams both shows live, and Ken Roczen arrives as the US Supercross champion.
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Channels and streams in Germany
| Broadcaster | Type | Notes | Watch |
|---|---|---|---|
| MXGP-TV | Streaming | Weekend pass, live and on demand, with English commentary. | Watch now |
How to watch in Germany
Tap Watch Now
Use the Watch Now button on this page to get set up with MXGP-TV, the simplest option in Germany.
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 Germany
The Paris Supercross has streamed live on MXGP-TV, with a weekend pass that covers both shows and stays available on demand. Commentary is in English. Tap Watch Now on this page to get started, then watch in a browser, on your phone or by casting to your TV.
Start times in Germany
Germany is in the same timezone as Paris, so there's nothing to convert:
- 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.
Ken Roczen and the German riders
Ken Roczen won the King of Paris title in 2022 on a Honda and comes back on the PMG Progressive Suzuki as the 2026 US Supercross champion. He was the first rider confirmed for this year's event and starts as a clear favourite. Paul Haberland also races SX1 on a Honda. See the Paris Supercross riders for the full line-up.
