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Kayo Announced As Offical Broadcaster For The 2024 Australian Supercross Championship

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Every race live and free on Kayo Freebies in Australia and MAVTV across the world, via the most comprehensive distribution package in decades

The 2024 Australian Supercross Championship (AUSX) is set to continue its exciting positive trajectory with Kayo Sports confirmed as its official broadcast partner.

As the broadcast partner, every race will be available to view free for the first time, live and on-demand streaming across Australia on the Kayo Freebies platform.

In addition to the Australian broadcast, for the first time, MAVTV, will provide comprehensive worldwide coverage extending to millions of households across the Americas, Europe, and Asia. Ensuring international supercross fans don’t miss a single race.

“We are excited to be partnering with Kayo Sports as our broadcast partner. Through its Kayo Freebies platform, we are making Australian Supercross more accessible to Australians,” said Kelly Bailey, Championship Director.

And with MAVTV streaming the event globally, we’re ensuring that fans from all corners of the world can experience the best supercross racing has to offer, alongside some of the world’s most recognised motorsport properties including the Supercars Championship, Speedway GP and Monster Jam.”

In a bonus for fans, five-time SX1 champion Justin Brayton will join the commentary team for the first time ever, alongside Australian Supercross and Motocross regulars Lee Hogan and Danny Ham, as an Expert Commentator. Justin joins the team having featured in the recent Super Motocross World Championship broadcasts. His insights and behind-the-scenes analysis promise to bring fans closer to the action with unparalleled knowledge of the sport.

“The Australian Supercross Championship holds a special place in my heart, having had the privilege to race and win the Championship 5 times, to now join the broadcast team is truly an honour.” I can’t wait to be a part of what is shaping up to be a incredible 2024 season!” said Brayton.

The five-round 2024 season promises to deliver one of the most competitive and anticipated Australian Supercross Championship championships, in recent history. With an unprecedented rider line up from Australia and around the globe, each round will feature head-to-head battles on challenging tracks filled with tight corners, massive jumps, and unpredictable rhythm sections. From the drop of the gate to the final lap, fans can expect high-speed drama, daring overtakes, and heart-stopping moments.

Defending SX1 champion Dean Wilson returns to hold his crown, with top Australian contenders like Matt Moss and Aaron Tanti eager to challenge him. International stars, including Joey Savatgy, will bring their A-game, making for a truly global and competitive series.

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