2021 supercross

• ROUND 1 – Saturday, January 16
  Houston, TX (W) | NRG Stadium
• ROUND 2 – Tuesday, January 19
  Houston, TX (W) | NRG Stadium
• ROUND 3 – Saturday, January 23
  Houston, TX (W) | NRG Stadium
• ROUND 4 – Saturday, January 30
  Indianapolis, IN (W) | Lucas Oil Stadium
• ROUND 5 – Tuesday, February 2
  Indianapolis, IN (W) | Lucas Oil Stadium
• ROUND 6 – Saturday, February 6
  Indianapolis, IN (W) | Lucas Oil Stadium
• ROUND 7 – Saturday, February 13
  Orlando, FL (E) | Camping World Stadium
• ROUND 8 – Saturday, February 20
  Orlando, FL (E) | Camping World Stadium
• ROUND 9 – Saturday, March 6
  Daytona Beach, FL (E) | Daytona International Speedway
• ROUND 10 – Saturday, March 13
  Arlington, TX (E) | AT&T Stadium
• ROUND 11 – Tuesday, March 16
  Arlington, TX (E) | AT&T Stadium
• ROUND 12 – Saturday, March 20
  Arlington, TX (E) | AT&T Stadium
• ROUND 13 – Saturday, April 10
  Atlanta, GA (E) | Atlanta Motor Speedway
• ROUND 14 – Tuesday, April 13
  Atlanta, GA (E) | Atlanta Motor Speedway
• ROUND 15 – Saturday, April 17
  Atlanta, GA (W) | Atlanta Motor Speedway
• ROUND 16 – Saturday, April 24
  Salt Lake City, UT (W) | Rice-Eccles Stadium
• ROUND 17 – Saturday, May 1
  Salt Lake City, UT (E/W) | Rice-Eccles Stadium

Ballzdeep said:

The 2021 season will feature double-headers, triple-headers and races on Tuesdays and Saturdays.

• ROUND 1 – Saturday, January 16
  Houston, TX (W) | NRG Stadium
• ROUND 2 – Tuesday, January 19
  Houston, TX (W) | NRG Stadium
• ROUND 3 – Saturday, January 23
  Houston, TX (W) | NRG Stadium
• ROUND 4 – Saturday, January 30
  Indianapolis, IN (W) | Lucas Oil Stadium
• ROUND 5 – Tuesday, February 2
  Indianapolis, IN (W) | Lucas Oil Stadium
• ROUND 6 – Saturday, February 6
  Indianapolis, IN (W) | Lucas Oil Stadium
• ROUND 7 – Saturday, February 13
  Orlando, FL (E) | Camping World Stadium
• ROUND 8 – Saturday, February 20
  Orlando, FL (E) | Camping World Stadium
• ROUND 9 – Saturday, March 6
  Daytona Beach, FL (E) | Daytona International Speedway
• ROUND 10 – Saturday, March 13
  Arlington, TX (E) | AT&T Stadium
• ROUND 11 – Tuesday, March 16
  Arlington, TX (E) | AT&T Stadium
• ROUND 12 – Saturday, March 20
  Arlington, TX (E) | AT&T Stadium
• ROUND 13 – Saturday, April 10
  Atlanta, GA (E) | Atlanta Motor Speedway
• ROUND 14 – Tuesday, April 13
  Atlanta, GA (E) | Atlanta Motor Speedway
• ROUND 15 – Saturday, April 17
  Atlanta, GA (W) | Atlanta Motor Speedway
• ROUND 16 – Saturday, April 24
  Salt Lake City, UT (W) | Rice-Eccles Stadium
• ROUND 17 – Saturday, May 1
  Salt Lake City, UT (E/W) | Rice-Eccles Stadium

Who woulda thunk... Looks like we get some moto this year. Whos got who this year?.... GasGas? haha nah. Roczen getting my vote for now with close eye on

Should be EPIC .......Jason Anderson ......

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FatGuy said:

So is nbc sportsgold playing the races this year? Heard it’s changed.

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adamg said:

I've given up hoping Dean Wilson can compete at the top level.

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FatGuy said:

MORGANTOWN, W.Va.—NBC Sports Group has announced that live and commercial-free streaming coverage of the Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Championship, sanctioned by AMA Pro Racing, will move to NBC’s Peacock Premium, beginning with the 2021 season. The platform is now the official digital home of the world’s most prestigious off-road motorcycle racing series, with subscriptions starting at $4.99 per month.
The Pro Motocross package on Peacock Premium will serve as a one-stop shop for all fans of the championship and will offer comprehensive live coverage and on-demand replays throughout the upcoming 2021 season. This will include exclusive live streams of timed practice and qualifying sessions in addition to commercial-free coverage of each pair of motos across both the 450 and 250 classes.
Peacock Premium’s streaming coverage of Pro Motocross will complement the platform’s robust linear coverage of the 2021 AMA Supercross, an FIM World Championship, along with Peacock’s dynamic library of television shows, movies, and sports programming.
Coverage on Peacock Premium will be limited to residents of the United States, while international distribution will be announced at a later date. Additionally, subscriptions for the “Pro Motocross Pass” on NBC Sports Gold will not be renewed. Interested parties will need to sign up for new accounts on Peacock Premium.


fawking bastards. I used my android box and it had nbcsn gold.
but hopefully someone throws it up on the live events on my box.
sure do miss going to Vegas to watch the finals.

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Ballzdeep said:

Guess NBC is out...i was hoping not to pay.

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dgiles said:

Can always download the torrent after the fact. Usually available 6 hours after the race. Slicknick610 on twitter always has the link.

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Ballzdeep said:

do i need a twitter account to get that? that would be dope.

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dgiles said:

Just google "slicknick610 twitter" and it will come up without an account. You can see he already posted the 2021 supercross preview.

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