Four winners have been crowned through the first five rounds of the 2026 Supermotocross World Championship, with all but one rider in their 30s. Chase Sexton, 26, is the youngest driver to win this season. Hunter Lawrence is the driver most likely to put his name on the winner’s list and if he can pull off the victory, he will be a month younger than Sexton.
There was significant danger for 33-year-old Eli Tomac, who crashed in the first corner at Glendale, Arizona, and could only rebound to 12th in the Checkers race. He doesn’t need to make up all the gap he’s lost, but he certainly needs to stay within a few spots of championship leader Lawrence and second-placed 31-year-old Ken Roczen.
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The driver’s stage has been set at Lumen Field in Seattle, Washington, where the track was in good condition on Saturday. Unfortunately, this will be the first time riders will get a chance to see it, as the Seattle Seahawks delayed track construction so they could hold a parade to celebrate their victory over the New England Patriots in last week’s Super Bowl.
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2026 Supermotocross Round 6, Seattle: Best Results, Previous Wins, All-Time Results, Riders to Watch
Now that the 2025 Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks no longer need Lumen Field, super motocross racers will take over.
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Haiden Deegan has won four straight and with one final round remaining, the 250 Western riders will take a break and allow their Eastern compatriots to take center stage. It also means the remaining players have one last shot to stop Deegan’s momentum heading into the offseason.
For those living outside of Washington: All 31 rounds of the SuperMotocross season will be broadcast live on Peacock.tv.
Here are the details for watching Round 6 of the 2026 Supermotocross season at Lumen Field in Seattle, WA:
(All times are Eastern Time)
Broadcast/Streaming Schedule:
Round 6 of Supercross will begin live on Saturday, February 14th from Lumen Field in Seattle, WA 7:00 pm ET on Peacock and the NBC Sports app. Live match day coverage begins at 1:00 pm ET on Peacock, featuring eligibility coverage.
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All 31 rounds of the 2025 Supermotocross schedule will be broadcast on NBC, NBCSN, Peacock and NBC Sports digital platforms Live coverage of all Peacock preliminaries and features.
For details on how to register, click here.
See the full list of Peacock supported devices here.
Seattle entry list
Chapter 450 Entry List | Chapter 250 Entry List
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seattle Event Schedule (Eastern Time):
Here are the start times and schedule for Saturday’s Supercross
Qualification
12:30 noon: 250 Group C Qualifying Round (first 2 minutes free)
12:47 pm: 250 Group B Qualifying Round (first 2 minutes free)
1:04 pm: 250 Group A Qualifying Round (first 2 minutes free)
1:21 pm: 450 Group A Qualifying Round (first 2 minutes free)
1:38 pm: 450 Group B Qualifying Round (first 2 minutes free)
1:55pm: 450 Group C Qualifying Round (first 2 minutes free)
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2:55 2pm: 250 Group C Qualifying 2
3:12 pm: 250 Group B Qualifying Round 2
3:29 pm: 250 Group A Qualifying 2
3:46 PM: 450 Group A Qualifier 2
4:03 pm: 450 Group B Qualifying Round 2
4:20 pm: 450 Group C Qualifying 2
Evening program
6:30 pm: opening ceremony
7:06pm: 250 Heat #1 – 6 minutes/plus 1 lap – 20 riders (1 – 9 home team)
7:20pm: 250 Heat #2 – 6 minutes/plus 1 lap – 20 riders (1 – 9 home team)
7:34pm: 450 Heat #1 – 6 minutes/plus 1 lap – 20 riders (1 – 9 home team)
7:48pm: 450 Heat #2 – 6 minutes/plus 1 lap – 20 riders (1 – 9 home team)
8:21pm: 250 Last Chance Qualifier – 5 minutes/plus 1 lap – 22 riders (1 – 4 home teams)
8:33 pm: 450 Last Chance Qualifier – 5 minutes/plus 1 lap – 22 riders (1 – 4 home teams)
8:56 pm: 250 Main Event – 15 minutes/plus 1 lap – 22 drivers
9:29pm: 450 Main Event – 20 minutes/plus 1 lap – 22 riders
