The FIM world championship of the 2021 AMA Supercross sponsored by Monster Energy will kick off soon. There have been adjustments in the schedule and the third race will be included in Indianapolis, Indiana. The Lucas Oil Stadium will hold three races as the 4th round will be held on Saturday the 5th of January. The 5th round will be held on Tuesday the 2nd of February as was the plan originally and the 6th round will be held on Saturday, 6th of February. 

The schedule will be resumed on Saturday the 20th of February and the venue will be the State farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona as per the original schedule, this will be followed by the race in Daytona Beach in Florida on Saturday the 6th of march. Then the round will move to Arlington Texas on Saturday the 13th of March, Tuesday the 16th of March, and Saturday the 20th of March at the AT & T Stadium. The final round of the season will be held at the Rice-Eccles Stadium in Salt Lake City. 

The 17 round world championship will have three rounds that will be announced along with the Eastern Regional and Western Regional 250SX Class races, Triple Crown, and East/West 250SX Showdown events.   

Supercross will be held with all the advanced health measures to make sure that the highest wellness standards are maintained as no one should be affected due to the ongoing COVID-19 virus. There will be a reduction in the seating capacity as there will be a Pod seating structure. With this all the family and friends can enjoy the race with all the safety measures in place. For more information about the safety measures of the stadium, you can visit the website of the stadium. And you should always wear a mask. There are exemptions if the age of the guest is less than 2 or has been exempted by law. 

ROUND #01 / Houston, TX / Jan 16, 2021

NRG Stadium                                             Schedule Time

One NRG Park                                          Fan Fest Open                                       11:00 AM CT

Houston, TX 77054                                   Stadium Open for Qualifying                    1:00 PM CT

 Stadium Open for Race                           3:30 PM CT

250SX E/ 450SX       Opening Ceremonies                         4:30 PM CT

ROUND #02 / Houston, TX / Jan 19, 2021

NRG Stadium                                             Schedule Time

One NRG Park                                          FanFest Open                                         1:30 PM CT

Houston, TX 77054                                   Stadium Open for Qualifying                    3:30 PM CT

      Stadium Open for Race                           6:00 PM CT

250SX E / 450SX                                      Opening Ceremonies                               7:00 PM CT

ROUND #03 / Houston, TX / Jan 23, 2021

NRG Stadium                                             Schedule Time

One NRG Park                                          FanFest Open                                         1:00 PM CT

Houston, TX 77054                                   Stadium Open for Qualifying                    3:00 PM CT

      Stadium Open for Race                           5:30 PM CT

250SX E / 450SX                                      Opening Ceremonies                               6:30 PM CT

ROUND #04 / Indianapolis, IN / Jan 30,2021

Lucas Oil Stadium                                    Schedule Time

500 South Capital Ave                              No FanFest Open                                      N/A

Indianapolis, IN 46225                              Stadium Open for Qualifying                    4:00 PM ET              

250SX E / 450SX                                      Opening Ceremonies                               7:30 PM ET

ROUND #05 / Indianapolis, IN/ Feb 02,2021

Lucas Oil Stadium                                    Schedule Time

500 South Capital Ave                              No FanFest Open                                      N/A

Indianapolis, IN 46225                              Stadium Open for Qualifying                    3:30 PM ET

250SX E / 450SX                                      Opening Ceremonies                               7:00 PM ET

ROUND #06 / Indianapolis, IN/ Feb 06,2021

Lucas Oil Stadium                                    Schedule Time

500 South Capital Ave                              No FanFest Open                                      N/A

Indianapolis, IN 46225                              Stadium Open for Qualifying                    4:00 PM ET

250SX E / 450SX                                      Opening Ceremonies                               7:30 PM ET

American Motorcycle racing championship series is an offshoot of the sport of motocross. The only difference between Motorcross and Supercross is that Motorcross takes place on natural terrain and Supercross takes place on the artificial terrain. It is an off-road motorcycle race that involves a lot of steep jumps and obstacles. The tracks are made inside the sports stadium and for this easy accessibility of the stadium enabled Supercross to surpass the motocross in case of all biker fans.

The Supercross event started in 1974, and from then this has been a great successful event in America, and the popularity is huge and is no less than other sports like NFL, Soccer, Tennis, or any other sports of the same stature. Each year three champions of Supercross Championship are awarded. This is a 450cc Championship which is very prestigious.

Check out the complete schedule for AMA Super Cross 2021 starting from 6th January below.

AMA  Supercross Championship 2021 Schedule

Fans of Supercross are eagerly waiting to know the dates, time and the venues of the race. AMA already announced the detail in September 2018. Live viewers of the race are about 1 million. Thus the details will surely help them to plan as per their convenience. The game will start in January 2021 and will end in May 2021. There will be 17 rounds in the game.

Monster Energy AMA SuperCross is a wide window for the biker superstars, and this is one of the best show for the biking superstars. In 2018 Anderson captured the attention of the full crowd in 450cc Class Championship. Ryan Dungey the four-time winner retired from the sport. Other probable stars like last season would be Musquin, Eli Tomac. Every year the viewing rate is increasing by 6 percent.  It is seen that the viewers range from 18 to 34 years age group.

Digital viewers in the last season were more than 8 million and this year it is expected to shoot up to 10 million as the online streaming options are coming in a significant way opening the digital service to all viewers with very easy accessibility. As on date, it is estimated that Live viewers will be 7 million and these fans are ardent followers of all the race sports which goes on around the globe the whole year.

Rugby world cup fever has started. Well, it’s 2019 and its the year of the Rugby Worldcup. There is nothing a real Rugby fan would not do to watch this event. The passions are high and so are the expectations of fans from there respective teams. In total this will be a 6-week event which will end on November 2 at Yokohama.

ITV is the official broadcaster of the Rugby World Cup 2019. They will be providing the live views and live streams of the event world over. In fact, they have the exclusive broadcasting rights for the 2019 and 2023 Rugby World Cup. Well, this is something which no rugby fan should miss anyways. It is expected that over 11 million people would be watching Rugby World Cup matches live online through official channels from different Countries.. So, we can already judge the level of excitement for the Rugby World Cup 2019.

ITV Rugby World Cup Schedule 2019

Since, its ITV that is the official broadcaster of the Rugby World Cup 2019, hence it makes sense to be aware of their broadcasting schedule. We would urge the visitors to bookmark this page for future reference.

POOL A

Consisting of Ireland, Scotland, Japan, Russia & Samoa

Match 1

20th September 2019  Tokyo Stadium Japan Vs Russia 11:45 BST

Match 2

22 September 2019 Yokohama International Stadium Ireland Vs Scotland 8:45 AM BST

Match 3

24 September 2019 Kumagaya Rugby Stadium Russia vs Samoa 11.15 AM BST

Match 4

28  September 2019  Shizuoka Stadium Japan vs Ireland  8.15 AM BST

Match 5

30 September 2019  Kobe Misaki Stadium Scotland vs Samoa  11.15 AM BST

Match 6

3 October 2019 Kobe Misaki Stadium Ireland vs Russia   11.15 AM BST.

Match 7

5 October 2019 City of Toyota Stadium Japan vs Samoa   11.30AM BST

Match 8

9 October 2019. Shizuoka Stadium Ecopa Scotland vs Russia  8.15AM BST

Match 9

12 October 2019 Fukuoka Hakatanomori Stadium Ireland vs Samoa  11.45AM BST

Match 10

13 October 2019 International Stadium Yokohama  Japan vs Scotland 11.45AM BST

POOL B

Consisting of NEW  ZEALAND, S AFRICA, ITALY, NAMIBIA, CANADA

Match 1

21 September 2019   International Stadium Yokohama New Zealand vs South Africa 10.45AM BST

Match 2

22 September 2019  Hanazono Rugby Stadium Italy vs Namibia  6.15AM BST.

Match 3

26 September 2019  Fukuoka Hakatanomori Stadium   Italy vs Canada 8.45AM BST

Match 4

28 September 2019   City of Toyota Stadium South Africa vs Namibia  10.45AM BST

Match 5

2 October 2019  Oita Stadium New Zealand vs Canada  11.15AM BST

Match 6

4 October 2019  Shizuoka Stadium Ecopa South Africa vs Italy  10.45AM BST

Match 7

6 October 2019  New Zealand vs Namibia Tokyo Stadium 5.45AM BST

Match 8

8 October 2019  Kobe Misaki Stadium  South Africa vs Canada  11.15AM BST

Match 9

12 October 2019 City of Toyota Stadium  New Zealand vs Italy 5.45AM BST

Match 10

2 October 2019 Kamaishi Recovery Memorial Stadium.Namibia vs Canada. 4.15AM BST.

POOL C  

Consisting of ENGLAND, FRANCE, ARGENTINA, USA, TONGA

Match 1

21 September 2019 Tokyo Stadium   France vs Argentina 8.15AM BST

Match 2

22 September 2019   Sapporo Dome. x England vs Tonga 11.15AM BST

Match 3

26 September 2019  Kobe Misaki Stadium England vs USA    11.45AM BST 

Match 4

28 September 2019. Hanazono Rugby Stadium Argentina vs Tonga    5.45AM BST

Match 5

2 October 2019 Fukuoka Hakatanomori Stadium  France vs USA 8.45AM BST

Match 6

5 October 2019 Tokyo Stadium.  England vs Argentina 9AM BST

Match 7

6 October 2019 umAMoto Stadium France vs Tonga  K 8.45AM BST

Match 8

9 October 2019   Kumagaya Rugby Stadium  Argentina vs USA 5.45AM BST

Match 9

12 October 2019    International Stadium Yokohama England vs France 9.15AM BST

Match 10

13 October 2019 Hanazono Rugby Stadium  USA vs Tonga 6.45AM BST

POOL D 

Consisting of  AUSTRALIA, WALES, GEORGIA, FIJI, URUGUAY

Match 1

21 September 2019 Sapporo Dome Australia vs Fiji  5.45AM BST

Match 2

23 September 2019 City of Toyota Stadium  Wales vs Georgia 11.15AM BST

Match 3

25 September 2019  Kamaishi Recovery Memorial Stadium  Fiji vs Uruguay 6.15AM BST 

Match 4

29 September 2019 Kumagaya Rugby Stadium  Georgia vs Uruguay 6.15AM BST 

Match 5

29 September 2019 Tokyo Stadium Australia vs Wales  8.45AM BST

Match 6

3 October 2019  Hanazono Rugby Stadium Georgia vs Fiji  6.15AM BST 

Match 7

5 October 2019  Oita Stadium Australia vs Uruguay  6.15AM BST (ITV)

Match 8

9 October 2019 Oita Stadium Wales vs Fiji  10.45AM BST 

Match 9

11 October 2019 Shizuoka Stadium Ecopa Australia vs Georgia 11.15AM BST 

Match 10

13 October 2019 Kumamoto Stadium Wales vs Uruguay 9.15AM BST 

Please note that apart from these matches, the following information must also be remembered. 

Rugby World Cup 

Quarter-Finals 19-20 Oct 2019

Semi-Finals 26-27 Oct 2019

Bronze Finals  1st Nov 2019

Finals 2nd Nov 2019

ITV Rugby Worldcup Streaming Guide

Since ITV is the official broadcaster of the Rugby Worldcup 2019, it would be wise to access and watch the live stream through them. As of now, not much is known for other live streAMing apps that would be doing the same. To catch the live stream it is recommended that you download and subscribe to the ITV player. Its the official live stream platform of the ITV. In case you are geo-restricted then using a good VPN service like Nord & Express VPN will help. Stay Tuned to know more information as it comes.