World Supercross Championship Announces 2026 Global Broadcast Partners

The countdown is on. The 2026 FIM World Supercross Championship is gearing up to deliver another season of all-out stadium racing, elite rider rivalries and edge-of-your-seat gate drops and this time, more fans around the world will be able to experience every moment than ever before.

With the first wave of international broadcast partnerships now confirmed, World Supercross is set to reach viewers across more than 60 territories spanning Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Asia-Pacific and the Americas. From live race nights and season highlights to exclusive programming and on-demand action, the championship is expanding its global footprint in a major way ahead of the 2026 season.

For fans, it means one thing – wherever they are in the world, they too can get to experience the excitement of the start gate.

A Global Network for a Global Championship

World Supercross has always been built around high-intensity competition. The rapid format is unforgiving, the margins are razor-thin and every lap demands total commitment. The world’s top riders and teams go head-to-head under stadium lights, battling through deep ruts, brutal rhythm sections and race-defining whoops in front of passionate crowds. It is supercross at full volume and in 2026, the action will have a bigger international audience than ever.

The new broadcast network includes a powerful line-up of leading sports broadcasters and platforms. DAZN, Fox Sports Australia, Premier Sports in the UK, Sky Sport New Zealand, REV TV and Sportsnet in Canada, MBC in the Middle East, beIN SPORTS across multiple territories, Astro in Malaysia, Garage TV in Spain and Latin America, RPM and Sports Connect across Pan-Africa, and Fuel TV worldwide are all among the first confirmed partners.

Together, those broadcasters will bring World Supercross to millions of households across both established and fast-growing supercross markets. Whether fans want to tune in live, catch up with highlights, dive into original shows or watch on demand, the 2026 season will offer greater flexibility and accessibility across the calendar.

Every round has the potential to create a defining moment: a perfect holeshot, an audacious pass, a late-race comeback or a championship battle that swings in a matter of corners. With the series reaching more territories and platforms, more fans will be there for the moments that set social feeds alight and shape the title race.

Luisa Fernandez, Chief Product Officer at World Supercross, says the expanded coverage reflects the sustained growth of the Championship and rising worldwide appetite for premium supercross action.

“The strength of this year’s broadcast partner line-up reflects the continued growth of World Supercross and the increasing demand for premium supercross content from broadcasters and fans around the world,” Fernandez said. “Together, these partners will help deliver the championship to fans across more than 60 territories, ensuring audiences can follow the action across live broadcasts, highlights, digital platforms and on-demand services throughout the 2026 season.”

The strength of this year’s broadcast partner line-up reflects the continued growth of World Supercross

W+ World Supercross’ Dedicated Streaming Platform

The broadcast agreements are only one part of the picture. Alongside local and regional TV coverage, fans around the globe will also have direct access to the championship through W+, World Supercross’ dedicated streaming platform.

W+ is designed to give fans a front-row seat to the entire season, with every race available live and on demand. But it goes well beyond the main event. Viewers can expect qualifying coverage, behind-the-scenes access, rider-focused features and fan-favourite programming such as Kickstart. For the fans who want more than the final results—who want to follow the stories, pressure, preparation and personality behind every race—W+ delivers a deeper way to experience World Supercross.

The championship will also be available through FIM Moto.TV, creating another route for fans to watch the world’s best supercross racing throughout 2026. Combined with the expanding broadcast network and W+, that means fans will have more options than ever to follow the season on the platform that works best for them.

Laura Cotterill, Managing Director at LCTV, said the level of broadcaster interest underlines World Supercross’ growing international profile.

“It’s been a pleasure to work alongside the FIM World Supercross team to secure such a strong first wave of broadcast partnerships for the 2026 season,” Cotterill said. “The level of interest from broadcasters reflects the championship’s growing international profile and the strength of the product being delivered both on and off the track.”

The level of interest from broadcasters reflects the championship’s growing international profile and the strength of the product being delivered both on and off the track

That momentum is set to continue, with additional partnership announcements still to come before the season begins. The message is clear, that World Supercross is growing, the global audience is growing with it, and 2026 is shaping up to be a landmark year for the championship.

For lifelong supercross followers, it is another opportunity to see the sport they love take centre stage around the world. For new audiences, it is an invitation to discover the speed, skill and sheer intensity that make stadium supercross unlike anything else in motorsport.

The gate is about to drop on a new season, kicking off in Calagry on 8th August and with more territories covered, more platforms involved and more ways to watch every bar-to-bar battle unfold, World Supercross 2026 is ready to bring the noise to fans everywhere.