World Supercross Confirms Broadcast Line Up and Announces Launch of W+ Streaming Service

World Supercross fans will be taken closer to the action in 2026, with the Championship’s new broadcast talent line-up powering an enhanced on-demand streaming service, W+.

Whether you are tuning in from home, on the move or catching up after the gate has dropped, every race is available live and on demand, plus with some exclusive programming and behind-the-scenes content, W+ is set to become the digital home of World Supercross.

For supercross supporters who want every pass, every podium and every big moment in one place, W+ provides a premium viewing experience on their favourite devices.

Fuelling the Championship all season is a powerhouse broadcast team, with Daniel Blair and Kristen Beat returning for the new season and Jase Mcalpine joining them in an expanded role. Together, the trio will front coverage that goes beyond race night, helping bring fans closer to the riders, rivalries and stories that define the Championship.

Your W+ Championship Pass includes every GP streamed live and on demand, with four shows every race weekend, plus highlights, original programming and bonus content—all for just US$44.99 with our Early Bird offer. Ends this week! Check out all the details here.

Blair returns as analyst and host, bringing technical knowledge and a racer’s perspective to the broadcast. A former professional supercross rider, he has become one of the most respected voices in the sport through his work in television, podcasting and rider development. His ability to explain the fine margins of racing, from line choice to bike setup to racecraft under pressure, has made him a favourite with hardcore fans and newer audiences alike.

Blair’s experience extends well beyond the booth. As General Manager at the renowned ClubMX training facility, he works closely with some of the sport’s most exciting emerging talent, while also hosting The Daniel Blair Show and the long-running Main Event Moto podcast. That combination of insider access, credibility and communication skill gives World Supercross viewers real insight into what it takes to win at the highest level.

Beat also returns to the line-up, continuing her role as one of the championship’s leading storytellers. An Emmy Award-winning host and reporter with experience across FOX Sports, NBC Sports, ABC and ESPN, Beat has built a reputation for getting to the heart of the action and the personalities behind it. Her interviews and paddock reporting help connect fans to the human side of the Championship, from pre-race tension and post-race emotion to the journeys, setbacks and breakthroughs that shape each season.

For 2026, Beat will once again provide exclusive rider and team access throughout the Championship, delivering the kind of coverage that gives viewers more than just the results sheet. Her presence will be especially valuable on W+, where fans can expect more behind-the-scenes moments and a closer look at the people driving the sport forward.

Joining Blair and Beat is Mcalpine, whose presence adds another distinctive voice to the World Supercross broadcast offering. Best known as the founder and host of Gypsy Tales, Mcalpine has become one of the most recognisable figures in motocross and action sports media. His long-form interview style, trusted relationships across the paddock and authentic connection with fans have helped him build a loyal global following.

After select appearances at last year’s Championship, Mcalpine now steps into a bigger role for 2026. His contribution is expected to bring fresh energy, detailed rider conversations and new storytelling formats across both live broadcasts and W+ originals. For fans who want more personality, more access and more of the culture surrounding supercross, his inclusion is a major addition.

W+ will be the platform where all of that comes together. In addition to showing every race of the 2026 season live and on demand, the service will feature highlights, rider features, expert analysis, original programming and behind-the-scenes access from across the paddock. Shows including Kickstart, Qualifying, a 2.5hour long Main Event and instant reaction from the riders in Debrief, which will be available only on W+, helping turn each race weekend into a fuller, more immersive fan experience.

For long-time followers, it means complete coverage of the Championship in one place. For newer audiences, it provides an easy entry point into one of motorsport’s most exciting competitions, with expert voices helping explain the racing and exclusive content making the athletes and storylines easier to follow. Instead of only seeing what happens on track, fans will now get a broader view of the Championship, from the build-up to the fallout and everything in between.

The Championship will also be announcing its global partners in due course, expanding its worldwide reach with additional live and highlight coverage across key international markets.

With a new season on the horizon, kicking off in Calgary on the 8th August and the Canadian GP, an experienced and high-profile broadcast team in place, and a dedicated streaming platform ready to deliver every moment live and on demand, 2026 is shaping up to be a landmark year for the World Supercross Championship.

For fans, the message is simple: if you want the most complete way to follow the season, W+ is the place to be. From race-winning performances and Championship-defining battles to exclusive interviews and original shows, W+ puts the full World Supercross experience in your hands, ready to stream on your favourite device.

The W+ Championship Pass includes every GP streamed live and on demand – all for just US$44.99 with our Early Bird offer.