Paris Supercross 2026 Sunday Live – King of Paris Final
How to watch the Paris Supercross 2026 Sunday Afternoon Show & King of Paris live. This session takes place on November 22, 2026 at the Plenitude Arena, and this page has the start time in your timezone, the race order and how to watch from your country.
Session preview
The second show is where the crowns are handed out. The SX1 rider with the best combined results across both days is crowned King of Paris, and the SX2 equivalent becomes Prince of Paris. The format mirrors Saturday, with sprint versions of the second races.
| Time (Paris) | Race |
|---|---|
| 14:00 | Show starts |
| 14:30 | SX2 Race 1 (5 min + 1 lap) |
| 14:41 | SX1 Superpole |
| 14:53 | SX1 Race 1 (8 min + 1 lap) |
| 15:02 | FMX Session 1 |
| 15:22 | Interval |
| 15:38 | SX2 Sprint Race 2 (5 min + 1 lap) |
| 15:48 | SX1 Sprint Race 2 (8 min + 1 lap) |
| 16:08 | SX2 Superpole |
| 16:14 | FMX Session 2 |
| 16:38 | Interval |
| 16:54 | SX2 Final (9 min + 1 lap) |
| 17:11 | SX1 Final (13 min + 1 lap) |
The afternoon start is friendlier for the Americas: the show begins at 08:00 in New York and 05:00 in Los Angeles, and the SX1 final runs at about 11:11 Eastern.
Where to watch by country
| Country | Broadcaster | Watch |
|---|---|---|
| France | Automoto La Chaîne | Watch now |
| United States | MXGP-TV | Watch now |
| United Kingdom | MXGP-TV | Watch now |
| Germany | MXGP-TV | Watch now |
| Belgium | MXGP-TV | Watch now |
| Australia | MXGP-TV | Watch now |
| Japan | MXGP-TV | Watch now |
| Canada | MXGP-TV | Watch now |
Need step-by-step help? Read the full guide to watching the Paris Supercross.
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