JEffrey Herlings makes his World Championship debut this Sunday with Petronas Honda HRC. Dutch fans can be there on the front row. NOS has acquired the online broadcast rights to the first nine MXGP races of 2026 — and they are free to watch.
Both MXGP heats can be followed live via NOS.nl and the NOS app. Only the premier class will be broadcast, so the MX2 and WMX classes will not be included. In addition to the live broadcasts, there will also be summaries, news, and background stories.
The season kicks off on Sunday 8 March in Argentina and runs through nine consecutive GPs until 21 June.
Broadcast schedule:
- March 8 – Argentina, from 17.15 Hours
- March 22 – Andalusia, from 13.15 Hours
- March 29 – Switzerland, from 14.15 Hours
- April 12 – Sardinia, from 14.15 Hours
- April 19 – Italy, from 14.15 Hours
- May 24 – France, from 14.15 Hours
- May 31 – Germany, from 14.15 Hours
- June 7 – Latvia, from 14.15 Hours
- June 21 – Italy, from 14.15 Hours
Ralph van Baasbank, deputy editor-in-chief of NOS, on attention from his broadcaster: Motocross has a large and engaged audience in the Netherlands. With these live broadcasts, we're capitalizing on that and making the world championship accessible to everyone. This way, fans can follow the battle for the world title up close.
Photos: Niek Photography
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