US Champion Ken Roczen Confirmed for Paris Supercross 2026
Freshly crowned US Supercross champion Ken Roczen is the first big name confirmed for the Paris Supercross 2026, four years after his 2022 King of Paris win.
By Supercross Live Team ·
The Paris Supercross 2026 has its headline act. Ken Roczen, who has just won the 2026 US Supercross championship, is the first rider confirmed for the 43rd edition on 21–22 November at the Plenitude Arena.
Champion of America, King of Paris?
Roczen knows what it takes to win in Paris. He was King of Paris in 2022, and he comes back on his PMG Progressive Suzuki RM-Z450 with the number one plate's worth of confidence after a title-winning season in the United States. The organiser has dubbed him "The Champ", and he'll start the weekend as the favourite.
The German is also confirmed for the Australian Supercross Open in the same off-season, making the end of 2026 a busy one for him.
Who could challenge him?
The rest of the line-up will be announced over the summer. Last year's King, Malcolm Stewart, and the European MXGP stars are the obvious candidates to watch for.
Watching from Germany?
German fans can follow Roczen live with an MXGP-TV weekend pass. See how to watch in Germany and the full Paris Supercross 2026 riders list as it grows.
