This weekend marks the third round of racing in the 2025 Supercross season and its return to Anaheim. The track will be different, and we know a bit more than we knew going into A1, but there is still a lot of racing left. We’ve had some great racing so far, with a different winner in each class through the first two rounds, and season favorites Haiden Deegan and Jett Lawrence have yet to grab their first win. Tune in to see if this is the weekend that either of them lands at the top of the podium.
How to watch the race
There are several ways to watch and listen to the racing live each weekend and we will break those down for you here.
The Race Day Live (RDL) show will air live on Peacock at 3 pm ET on Saturday. This show gives you live reporting and coverage of the qualifying sessions for each round.
You can watch the Supercross race live on Peacock, Telemundo, and listen in on SiriusXM Radio. The racing broadcast starts at 8:30PM ET. There will be an encore presentation of the race shown on CNBC at Monday 1:00AM ET.
For those of you outside of the United States, your primary way to watch the action is on the SMX Video Pass. There are English, Spanish, and French broadcast options available on the video pass. Each broadcast offers a unique team of analysts and play-by-play personalities.
A2 Full Schedule
The schedule below is in PT local time for the race, while all TV broadcast times give above are in Eastern Time (ET). Double check with your time zone so that you don’t miss any of the action.
