Sith the 2019 Monster Energy AMA Supercross season kicking off this weekend at Angel Stadium in Anaheim, new broadcaster NBC Sports have revealed their new broadcast team.
Ralph Sheheen will continue into his 14th year as the main play by play race caller after switching from FOX sports. Former champion
Ricky Carmichael replaces longtime analyst
Jeff Emig in the race analyst chair after his part time apperances in 2018.
Former West Coast Lites Champion
Daniel Blair will perform sidetrack duties while 2018 Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Championship reporter
Will Christien will take care of reporting trackside and from the pits.
For Australian viewers wanting take in all the action from this year's championship, ESPN on Foxtel will once again be broadcasting all rounds, however at this point in time all listing's are showing Aussie race fans will see the action on a 3 to 5-hour delay, with round one set to air at 4:30 pm on ESPN2
For the superfans who want to watch the racing live, including practice and qualifying sessions, FELD the promoters of the championship have a live streaming package for viewers outside of the U.S.
For $129.99 USD (Just over $180 AUD ) for the entire season or $29.99 per round you can head to
https://www.supercrosslive.tv/viewplans and subscribe to the live footage.
If you are an Australian living in the U.S
NBC have their own live streaming app that allows viewers to watch the entire Supercross season for just $74.99 or only $89.99 for full access to both the Monster Energy Supercross action as well as the entire American Motocross Championship.
Unfortunately, if you have an IP address from outside the United States, you are unable to access the service.
