The 2026 Monster Energy FIM Motocross of Nations is here and there’s no action to miss. If you are wondering how to watch MXoN at home, here you will find a useful list of TV channels from all over the world to take you closer to Ernée.
And to further complement your information, the 2026 MXoN timetable will keep you alert when it matters: stay in tune with all the action, minute by minute.
The Motocross of Nations is a must watch for any MX fan and is finally here… let’s start the race weekend!
2026 MXoN timetable
The MXoN schedule includes numerous previous activities starting on Friday, in and out the track. The main races are on Sunday, while Saturday is a key day with the Qualifying Races.
All times indicated in Local Time (UTC+2)
Friday 2nd October
- 10:30 Official Press Conference
- 11:00 Ballot
- 12:00 – 13:00 Teams Presentation Press Conference
- 14:30 – 15:40 Start Practice (by groups)
Saturday 3rd October
- 10:00 MXGP Free Practice (40min) / Start Test Session (5min)
- 10:50 MX2 Free Practice (40min) / Start Test Session (5min)
- 11:40 Open Free Practice (40min) / Start Test Session (5min)
- 14:30 MXGP Qualifying Race (20min + 2 laps)
- 15:30 MX2 Qualifying Race (20min + 2 laps)
- 16:30 Open Qualifying Race (20min + 2 laps)
Sunday 4th October
- 10:05 Warm Up MXoN Group 1 (15min)
- 10:25 Warm Up MXoN Group 2 (15min)
- 11:00 B-Final (20min + 2 laps)
- 13:10 MXGP + MX2 Race (30min + 2 laps)
- 14:40 MX2 + Open Race (30min + 2 laps)
- 16:08 MXGP + Open Race (30min + 2 laps)
The MXoN race weekend schedule starts on Friday, that is reserved for technical verifications and there’s the Start Practice, where riders tackle the track for the first time. One of the highlights is the ballot: the draw to determine gate pick for Saturday’s Qualifying Races.
Saturday opens with a Free Practice for each class. Then comes the important Qualifying Races, again one race for every class. The team not classified will need the B-Final on Sunday morning. Due to this year number of participants – 32 teams – there will be no C-Final, traditionally held on Saturday afternoon.
Sunday includes a warm-up, where teams create two groups, one with riders with odd numbers and the other with even number plates. And finally comes the big show: the three motos, that decide the winners.
2026 MXoN live on television
The 2026 MXoN is visible on numerous TV channels through countries of all continents, most of them usually covering also the Motocross World Championship.
Equally, those with a subscription to MXGP-TV – the official video streamer of the championship – will have complete access to the live action plus unlimited features: interviews, special contents, all the race weekend events… the most complete coverage possible.
Unlike other sports where local television agreements cancel the internet streaming signal, MXGP-TV retains the global rights to live digital transmission. This means that MXGP-TV has coexistence with local channels: although in your country a television channel broadcasts the event, the MXGP-TV signal is still available to subscribers in your country.
Another advantadge of the MXGP-TV platform is its use abroad: If you purchase the pass and travel to another country during the weekend of the Motocross of Nations, you will be able to continue accessing the races live and on demand from your portable device.
This is the list of TV live coverge for the 2026 Monster Energy FIM Motocross of Nations:
GLOBAL
- For all countries: MXGP-TV
AMERICA
- On USA and Canada: CBS Sports Network
- On Brazil: Bandsports
- On Central America: Fox One, Tubi, Tubi México (Costa Rica, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Panama and Mexico)
- On Latin America: Youtube “Somos FOX” (except Brazil)
EUROPE
- Global European Emission: Eurosport 2
- On certain European countries: MAX (Andorra, Belgium, Bosnia Herzegovia, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Faroe Islands, Finland, France, Hungary, Kosovo, Macedonia, Moldova, Monaco, Montenegro, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden.)
- On Belgium: Play Sports 3
- On Czech Republic: TV Nova, Nova Sport 1
- On Estonia: Go3 Sport Open, Go3
- On Finland: MTV Max
- On France: La Chaine L’Equipe, Eurosport 2, Auto Moto TV
- On United Kingdom: TNT Sports 6
- On Italy: RAI Sport, Rai Sport Play
- On Latvia: Go3 Sport Open, Go3
- On Lithuania: Go3 Sport Open, Go3
- On Netherlands: NOS
- On Slovenia: Sport TV1
- On Spain: TVG2, Agalega.gal, TV3 Catalunya
ASIA AND OCEANIA
- On certain Asian countries: Eurosport Asia (Cambodia, Indonesia, Malaysia, Mongolia, Myanmar, Papua New Guinea, Philippines, South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand)
- On China: TikTok China
- On Australia: Stan Sports, All races on VOD
