Watching Live Races on TV and Streaming
Following Supercross and Motocross has never been easier. Here's where to catch all the action:
- Supercross: The Monster Energy AMA Supercross Championship airs on NBC and streams on Peacock. Most rounds are broadcast live on Saturday evenings during the January–May season
- Pro Motocross: The Pro Motocross Championship is also available on NBC and Peacock, with races airing on Saturday afternoons from late May through August
- SuperMotocross (SMX): The playoff-style finale series bringing together SX and MX riders airs on NBC platforms as well
For the most complete coverage, a Peacock subscription is your best bet — it carries qualifying, heat races, and main events that may not all make the NBC broadcast.
Essential Websites
Bookmark these sites to stay informed:
- supercrosslive.com — Official Supercross site with live timing, results, standings, and news
- promotocross.com — The official Pro Motocross Championship site with schedules, results, and video highlights
- racerxonline.com — In-depth journalism, race reports, and feature stories from the most respected publication in the sport
Social Media Accounts to Follow
Social media is where the motocross community thrives between race days:
- Official accounts: Follow @supercrosslive and @promotocross on Instagram and X (Twitter) for highlights, behind-the-scenes content, and breaking news
- Rider accounts: Follow your favorite riders for training videos, personal updates, and race-day perspectives
- Team accounts: Factory teams like Honda HRC, Red Bull KTM, Yamaha Star Racing, and Monster Energy Kawasaki post exclusive content
Podcasts Worth Listening To
Podcasts are the best way to get deeper insight into the sport:
- PulpMX Show — Steve Matthes hosts the most popular motocross podcast, featuring rider interviews and race analysis
- Racer X Podcast — Thoughtful, journalist-driven coverage of the sport's biggest stories
These shows break down race results, discuss controversies, and feature candid conversations with riders, team managers, and industry figures.
Attending a Live Event
Nothing compares to experiencing a race in person. Here are some tips for your first event:
- Buy tickets early — Popular rounds (especially Anaheim 1, the season opener) sell out fast
- Get pit passes if available — Walking through the pits lets you see the bikes up close and potentially meet riders during autograph sessions
- Bring ear protection — 22 bikes at full throttle inside a stadium is exhilarating but loud
- Arrive early — Watch qualifying and heat races, not just the main events
- Dress for the weather — Remember that Supercross is in open-air stadiums in the evening, so it can get cold
Fantasy Leagues and Games
Want to add another layer of excitement? Join a fantasy Supercross or Motocross league through platforms and apps that let you pick riders and compete against other fans. It's a great way to stay engaged with every position battle throughout a race.
Jump In
The Supercross and Motocross community is passionate and welcoming. Whether you're watching from your couch, listening to a podcast on your commute, or standing in the stands as the gate drops — there's a place for you in this sport. Welcome aboard.