The Women’s Motocross Championship (WMX) will receive comprehensive live coverage of all remaining motos for the 2026 season, following the announcement of SMX Friday Live Presented by Honda. The new initiative, backed by American Honda, will provide free livestreaming of the first moto from each of the final three rounds of the championship.
Beginning Friday, 14 August at the ELF Lubricants Unadilla National, fans worldwide will be able to watch the first WMX moto via the SuperMotocross YouTube channel and SMX Video Pass. This coverage will complement the existing live broadcast of Saturday’s second moto, which will continue to air on Peacock and SMX Video Pass.
“This is truly a landmark moment for the WMX and women in motorsports,” said Christina Denney, WMX Director. “The 2026 campaign has been a historic one, from welcoming Synchrony as a series partner to watching the emergence of star athletes and adding an MXGP champion into the mix. Now, thanks to the support of American Honda, fans around the world will have the opportunity to watch every gate drop over the second half of the season and bear witness to what is shaping up to be a memorable battle for the championship.”
Coverage from SMX Friday Live will commence at 10:30 a.m. PT / 1:30 p.m. ET at each of the next three rounds, beginning with an exclusive look at the weekly “Press Day” ride featuring select teams and athletes from the Pro Motocross Championship. The first WMX moto will follow at 11 a.m. PT / 2 p.m. ET.
The livestream will feature the familiar Peacock commentary trio of Jason Weigandt, James Stewart, and Jason Thomas in the booth, whilst former WMX racer Sophia Phelps will provide trackside reporting.
Saturday’s coverage of the second WMX moto from Unadilla will begin at 12 p.m. PT / 3 p.m. ET, exclusively on Peacock and SMX Video Pass.
The expansion of coverage marks a significant step forward for women’s motocross, providing complete visibility for the championship battle as it heads into the final rounds of the season. The SMX League, composed of MX Sports Pro Racing and Feld Motor Sports, continues to develop opportunities for the women’s series within the broader SuperMotocross structure.
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