Kawasaki's Eli Tomac, for sure a top contender in 2018 Supercross
2018 Monster Energy Supercross Television Schedule
The 2018 Monster Energy Supercross Television schedule has been released. While we would like every race to be broadcast live, some are delayed.Be sure to check the schedule below for broadcast times. Also, the times (and sometimes channels) are always subject to change and pre-emption, so don’t set your DVR and forget about it.Kawasaki’s Eli Tomac, a top contender in 2018 Supercross
Unlike previous years, no 2018 Supercross races are scheduled to be shown on Fox Sports 2. That’s good news for people who have to pay extra for access to FS2, as well as those markets where FS2 is not cablecast in HD.Two races late in the season—Foxborough and Salt Lake City—will be shown on Fox Network, which means you can watch two Supercross rounds without cable or Internet access, as long as you have a functioning over-the-air digital antenna.Supercross fans with cable access to Fox Sports 1 will be able to watch the races on their mobile devices by downloading the Fox Sports Go app.Streaming services such as Hulu and Fubo allow you to purchase access to Fox Sports 1 without a cable package. There is a streaming 2018 Supercross Video Pass ($130 for the season) available to international viewers, but US and Canadian fans are locked into Fox Sports.Expect some serious racing between Kawasaki’s Eli Tomac, KTM’s Marvin Musquin, and Husqvarna’s Jason Anderson, the three that seriously challenged the now-retired 2017 Monster Energy 450SX Champion Ryan Dungey.
Associate Editor Teejay Adams recently attended the Yamaha Champions Riding School in Las Vegas, and she took with her the Yamaha XSR900 that she’s been riding for a while. This is the retro-style version of the MT-09, and Teejay gives us her impressions of the bike, including her thoughts versus the XSR700 that she rode previously.
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In our second segment, Teejay chats with Cait Maher, a contributing journalist at motorcycle.com and owner of a Yamaha TW200. The two ladies met at the recent launch of Kawasaki’s dual sport KLX230s. Teejay is a total novice off-road. Cait however, although quite experienced in the dirt including her recent venture on the District 37 Barstow to Las Vegas dual-sport ride, still doesn’t consider herself an expert. Both of these girls have a positive, upbeat attitude, and their fun, energetic outlook shines through. Cait is definitely a give-it-a-go type of personality. Her take on the various challenges, experiences and adventures that she’s had make for fun listening.
