The 2025 AUSX Supercross Championship will be available across more than 70 countries, with coverage on platforms and channels that collectively reach over 300 million households.
Fans around the world will have the opportunity to watch every round live or on replay, giving Australian Supercross unprecedented global visibility.
Leading the commentary team are four-time AUSX Champion Justin Brayton, decorated AMA Supercross veteran Danny Ham, and series Track Reporter Trent Maher. U.S. star Adam Cianciarulo will join the broadcast team for the Sydney (October 25) and Melbourne (November 22) rounds, offering unique insight as both a broadcaster and internationally recognised competitor.
“I’m thrilled to be back in the booth for AUSX,” said Brayton. “Working alongside Adam Cianciarulo and Danny Ham, we’ll be bouncing off each other and sharing years of racing experience with fans. With the series now available in new international markets, it’s exciting to help more viewers connect with Australian Supercross.”
The 2025 AUSX Championship has expanded its broadcast partnerships across Australasia, Asia, Brazil, and the U.S., showcasing the best of Australian and international Supercross talent. Adam Bailey, AUSX Director, emphasised the significance of the global expansion:
“We’re incredibly proud to make the Boost Mobile AUSX Championship available to fans around the world and to continue growing our international presence. This year, we’ve added distribution in South-East Asia, including Indonesia, Thailand, and Vietnam—regions with some of the highest motorcycle ownership in the world.”
AUSX 2025 Broadcast & Commentary
Star Hosts: Justin Brayton, Danny Ham, Adam Cianciarulo (Sydney & Melbourne rounds), Trent Maher
Global Broadcast Partners:
Australia – Fox Sports / Kayo
New Zealand – Sky Sport NZ
USA & Global Markets – DAZN
South-East Asia – SPOTV
USA – MAVTV / Racer TV
China – Douyin (digital live streaming)
Potential Reach: 70+ countries | coverage available to 300M+ households
While the “300 million households” figure reflects the potential audience reach rather than actual viewership, it highlights the series’ unprecedented accessibility. Fans everywhere now have the chance to follow the 2025 Championship.
