Unprecedented coverage of the 2022 Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Championship will be broadcast through MAVTV when the gates drop on the new season at Fox Raceway this Saturday.

The most extensive live schedule in American motocross history comes as part of the series’ 50th anniversary and will see the nine rounds of the championship showcased on MAVTV’s over-the-air network.

Additionally, Pro Motocross will be introduced to subscription-based MAVTV Plus streaming platform, with both monthly and yearly subscribers provided live and on-demand replay access to each of the 48 motos contested through the season in 450MX and 250MX.

Viewers can subscribe to MAVTV Plus at www.mavtvplus.com with monthly ($6.99/mo USD) and yearly ($99.99/yr USD) subscription options available. MAVTV Plus is also available to download across various application platforms.

For a limited time, Pro Motocross fans will also receive an exclusive discount on a new MAVTV Plus subscription, using the codes – PROMX10 for $10 off a yearly subscription and PROMX50 to receive 50 percent off the first month of a monthly subscription.

With the 50th anniversary of Pro Motocross commencing on 29 May at Fox Raceway, MX Sports Pro Racing has announced a rotation of American motocross stars to fulfil the broadcast analyst role as part of the extensive broadcast package.

The rotation includes Ricky Carmichael, Broc Glover, Rick Johnson, Ryan Villopoto, James Stewart, Jeff Emig, David Bailey, Jeremy McGrath, Adam Cianciarulo and Damon Bradshaw –  the esteemed group holding 37 AMA Pro Motocross championships and 332 victories.

Details surrounding which all-star will serve the analyst role at each respective event will be announced in the days leading up to every national, with McGrath and Johnson confirmed for the opener this weekend alongside host Jason Weigandt.

MAVTV will also feature primetime two-wheel programming on Tuesday nights, including re-airs of all four motos from each round of the 2022 Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Championship. Check local listings for air times.

In addition, NBC will air a trio of live 450MX races from the Thunder Valley National (moto one), the RedBud National (moto two) and the Southwick National (moto one) over the course of the upcoming season.