Stuttgart SX - Live
If you can't be in person at the Schleyer-Halle on November 6 and 7, you won't miss anything from the racing action. As soon as the starting signal for the ADAC Supercross Stuttgart is given, the cameras will be live on site again. The streaming platform Spyty will show the event in full length on both days. Tickets for the livestream are available at www.spyty.com: for 9.90 euros per day or in a combination package for both days at a price of 15.90 euros.
Thrilling races, breathtaking freestyle jumps and top-level entertainment: The anticipation for the 42nd edition of the ADAC Supercross Stuttgart on 6 and 7 November is growing. The most important information about the motorsport classic at a glance. On Friday, the time has finally come again: At 8 p.m., the Hanns-Martin-Schleyer-Halle will be buzzing with "Hello Stuttgart!" when the 42nd edition of the ADAC Supercross Stuttgart opens.
There are currently only a few remaining places for Friday and Saturday. All information on ordering can be found online at www.supercross-stuttgart.de/tickets. In addition, remaining tickets will be available at the box office. This is open on Friday from 5.30 p.m. and on Saturday from 3.30 p.m.
On Saturday, considerable traffic disruptions are to be expected due to the home game of VfB Stuttgart and a concert taking place at the same time in the Porsche Arena. Therefore, all Supercross fans should plan a time buffer and travel by public transport if possible. Since the parking facilities at the Cannstatter Wasen will be very busy, those arriving by car are recommended to use the numerous park-and-ride parking spaces around Stuttgart.
One of the hottest contenders for this year's title of "King of Stuttgart" is Maxime Desprey from France. The 33-year-old veteran comes with the recommendation of his Stuttgart victory of 2023 in the "small" SX2 class, among other things. Among the representatives from the USA, Mitchell Harrison has the greatest chances on paper. In Stuttgart, he finished fourth in the king's classification in 2024 and fifth in 2025. In the 2026 U.S. Supercross Championship, he finished 18th overall, making him the highest-ranked rider in this year's U.S. delegation.
With Nico Koch from Braunschweig, Stefan Ekerold from Saarland and local hero Mark Scheu (Grabenstetten), Germany has three representatives in the top class SX1 this year. In SX2, Noah Ludwig from Aschersleben is one of the German hopefuls. Last year, he celebrated a terrific debut at the ADAC Supercross Stuttgart as fifth in the prince classification and best German. He is supported by some riders from the region such as Paul Bloy (Biberach), Elias Stapel (Reutlingen) and Malik Schoch (Wildberg).
The spectacular conclusion of the two evenings is traditionally the breathtaking freestyle show. Four exceptional international talents will once again be at the start, who will make the Schleyer-Halle shake with their acrobatic jumps. Andi Brewi will also heat up this year: He is the best freestyle presenter in the German-speaking world and will explain the tricks for the first time at the ADAC Supercross Stuttgart.
The spectacular conclusion of the two evenings is traditionally the breathtaking freestyle show.







