Kayo Sports Mega Motorsport Weekend: final Phillip Island MotoGP, Supercars Finals and F1 from Texas – Kayo Sports is set for a huge Mega Motorsport Weekend. It brings fans live coverage from three of the world’s biggest racing stages: MotoGP’s final race at Phillip Island, the opening round of the 2026 Supercars Finals on the Gold Coast, and the Formula 1 United States Grand Prix from Texas.
With championship pressure building across every category, Kayo Sports will deliver extensive live racing, dedicated preview programming and expert analysis throughout the weekend. For Australian fans, it means three title fights and a historic farewell can all be followed in one place. The coverage runs from Wednesday night through to the F1 race on Monday morning. All times below are AEDT.
Mega Motorsport Weekend preview shows
Kayo Sports’ coverage begins before the lights go out, with dedicated programs bringing fans closer to the people and stories shaping the weekend.
The MotorRacing 360 team will broadcast from the Gold Coast at 7.30pm AEDT on Wednesday, previewing the opening round of the Supercars Finals and the Boost Mobile Gold Coast 500. Finals contenders Broc Feeney, Will Brown and Jack Le Brocq will join the program. They will be alongside Supercars rookie Zach Bates, following his Bathurst pole position and podium finish.
The show will also cross live to Chris Stubbs and Chris Vermeulen at Phillip Island, with Tim Tszyu appearing ahead of his next fight.
On Thursday from 2pm AEDT, Kayo Sports’ MotoGP Preview Show sees Stubbs, Vermeulen and Damian Cudlin set the scene for MotoGP’s final Phillip Island weekend. Australian riders Jack Miller and Senna Agius will join the coverage.
The appearance comes in Miller’s final MotoGP season after more than a decade in the premier class. Meanwhile, Agius prepares for his move from Moto2 to the MotoGP grid in 2027.
Then on Friday from 4.10pm AEDT, the live MotoGP Paddock Show will provide immediate reaction to the day’s practice sessions. It includes rider interviews and analysis of the key storylines ahead of the weekend’s racing.
Managing Director – Fox Sports, Steve Crawley, said:
Motorsport fans want to see every big moment wherever the action is, and this weekend will deliver plenty of them.
Our job is to give fans more than the result. We’re bringing them the stories, the insight and the coverage that bring the whole weekend to life.
Steve Crawley, Managing Director, Fox Sports
MotoGP’s Phillip Island farewell
Phillip Island takes centre stage for a landmark MotoGP weekend. The sport prepares to farewell one of its most iconic Australian venues before the event moves to Adelaide from next year.
For decades, the Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit has delivered unforgettable MotoGP moments. They range from high-speed battles along the Gardner Straight to dramatic coastal conditions. The Island has also drawn some of the most passionate motorcycle racing crowds anywhere in the world. This weekend represents the final opportunity for fans to experience MotoGP at the Island before a new chapter begins in Adelaide.
Kayo Sports will bring fans comprehensive coverage of the occasion, with every Moto3, Moto2 and MotoGP session live and ad-break free. All three Australian Superbike races will also be live.
In addition, the coverage will be bolstered by additional live one-hour programs on Thursday and Friday in the lead-up to the race weekend. Kayo says this delivers more on-the-ground coverage than previous years.
Chris Stubbs will host from Phillip Island, joined by former MotoGP rider Chris Vermeulen and Damian Cudlin. Renita Vermeulen will bring viewers the live rider parade from the track and the world feed.
TV Central has previously reported on the long-term agreement between Kayo Sports and MotoGP. Free-to-air viewers can also watch the MotoGP Grand Prix of Australia on 10, as covered in our story on MotoGP live and free on 10.
Supercars Finals begin on the Gold Coast
The pressure is on as the 2026 Supercars Finals begin at the Boost Mobile Gold Coast 500, with 10 drivers vying to remain in contention for the championship.
Kayo Sports’ MotorRacing 360 will broadcast from the Gold Coast ahead of the opening Finals round. It will also cross live to Stubbs and Vermeulen at Phillip Island for dedicated MotoGP coverage during the program.
Matt Payne arrives as the top seed and is chasing his first Supercars Championship. Meanwhile, local favourite Chaz Mostert returns to the streets of Surfers Paradise looking to replicate his dominant double victory at last year’s event, this time in the new Toyota GR Supra.
On-track action begins Friday, before 250-kilometre races on Saturday and Sunday. At the conclusion of the weekend, three finalists will be eliminated from championship contention, with seven progressing to the Sandown 500.
Formula 1 heads to Texas
The Formula 1 season continues under the lights and stars of the Lone Star State with the United States Grand Prix at Circuit of The Americas in Austin, Texas.
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One of the calendar’s most popular events, the high-speed Texas circuit will provide another crucial chapter in the fight for the Formula 1 World Championship. Every session is live on Kayo Sports.
From Phillip Island to the Gold Coast and then onto Austin, Kayo Sports is the home of a massive weekend of live motorsport action. Every practice, qualifying session and race of the Repco Supercars Championship, Formula 1 and MotoGP is live on Kayo Sports.
Kayo Sports Mega Motorsport Weekend schedule
All times are AEDT.
Wednesday, 21 October
- MotorRacing 360, on the Gold Coast: from 7.30pm
Thursday, 22 October
- MotoGP Preview Show: from 2pm
Friday, 23 October
- MotoGP Australia – Practice 1: from 10.35am
- Supercars Gold Coast – Practice and Supports: from 12.30pm
- MotoGP Australia – Practice 2: from 2.50pm
- MotoGP Paddock Show: from 4.10pm
- Supercars Gold Coast – Qualifying: from 4.45pm
Saturday, 24 October
- F1 United States – Practice 1: from 4am
- F1 United States – Practice 2: from 7.30am
- MotoGP Australia – Practice 3: from 10am
- MotoGP Australia – Qualifying: from 10.45am
- Supercars Gold Coast – Top 10 Shootout: from 1.15pm
- MotoGP Australia – Sprint: from 2.30pm
- Supercars Gold Coast – Race 31: from 3.20pm
Sunday, 25 October
- F1 United States – Practice 3: from 4.15am
- F1 United States – Qualifying: from 6.30am
- Supercars Gold Coast – Qualifying and Top 10 Shootout: from 12pm
- MotoGP Australia – Race: from 1.15pm
- Supercars Gold Coast – Race 32: from 2.50pm
Monday, 26 October
- F1 United States – Race: from 5.30am
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