Updated May 14: 2020 Supercross TV Schedule | Watch SX Live—Cable and Streaming

The schedule has been updated to reflect changes due to COVID-19. The final seven rounds will be held in Salt Lake City on consecutive Sundays and Wednesdays. Read all about that here.

The 2020 Monster Energy Supercross Championship Series cable and streaming schedule is set, with most of the races being broadcast live via cable on NBC Sports. However, there are many unexpected starting times in the 2020 Supercross TV schedule, and two rounds—Glendale and Denver—will be shown delayed on NBC Sports. In addition to a race being held on Leap Day, the Easter break comes late in the season.

As always, all of the 2020 Supercross races are streamed live on the paid subscription NBC Sports Gold service, accessed using a browser or app. A big reason to get the NBC Sports Gold package is the Race Day Live show early in the day. It includes qualifying practice, as well as lots of interesting interviews and commentary. Although the NBC Sports Gold package claims to be commercial-free, it does include commercial messages, and there’s downtime when advertisements are shown on the cablecast.

While these times for the 2020 Supercross TV Schedule should be good for the entire year, dates and times are always subject to change without notice. We will try to keep up with them, as many times changes come shortly before broadcast time, so be sure to bookmark this page.

Remember that sometimes the races start late or run long. If you’re recording the races, always add an hour or two at the end. You don’t want to miss a single battle between reigning champion Cooper Webb, and his most dangerous challengers—2018 Supercross Champion Jason Anderson, Ken Roczen, Eli Tomac, and rookie Adam Cianciarulo.

2020 Supercross TV Schedule: Cable and Streaming

Note: Italics indicated delayed coverage

All times are Eastern Time

All coverage on NBC Sports Gold is live