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When Adam Cianciarulo retired from racing at the end of the 2024 Monster Energy Supercross Championship, there was a 1000% chance he was going to be involved in broadcasting. He’s just too good at it.
Well, now it’s official: AC will be joining the crew at Southwick this weekend to do trackside reporting alongside Jason Thomas. He will also be trackside for the Budds Creek National.
What a gain for the broadcast. AC is amazing and will provide great insight going forward.
“In the past it was always difficult for me to stay on the track and be out there all the time, so I’ve had a couple opportunities to do the sideline reporting and get in the booth and I always surprised myself. I loved it every time I did it, it’s a different perspective and a different relationship I feel I have with the sport,” said Cianciarulo on this week’s SMX Insider episode. “I’m really excited, it all came up pretty quickly this year with the retirement announcement and now getting into this, so I’m grateful to be making the transition.”
“We’re thrilled to welcome Adam to the broadcast team for two upcoming rounds. His knowledge and insights from an athlete’s perspective are invaluable and offer a unique angle that our fans have grown to appreciate. We believe he will be an excellent complement to the team,” said Ken Adelson, Head of SMX Broadcasting for Feld Motor Sports.
The Southwick National will stream exclusively on Peacock in the U.S. and internationally on the SMX Video Pass starting at 10 a.m. ET on Saturday, June 29. The Budds Creek National on Saturday, August 17 will also stream exclusively on Peacock and the SMX Video Pass starting at 10:00 a.m. ET with a featured encore presentation on Sunday, August 18 on USA Network.
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