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New 24/7 MotoGP Channel Launches in USA C 15 Studio and MotoGP an- nounced the launch of the MotoGP Channel across the United States, a dedicated 24/7 streaming destination delivering live racing, original programming and year-round coverage. Launched on August 13, the MotoGP channel is a free, ad- supported streaming TV (FAST) service, offering fans across the USA an always-on home for Mo - toGP. Operated by C15 Studio, the channel brings together live race weekends and a vast library of curated content to deliver an unprecedented MotoGP experi - ence, all in one place. The MotoGP Channel will provide extensive live coverage from all 22 circuits throughout the season, including MotoGP practice and qualifying sessions, as well as live Moto2, Moto3 and MotoE races—delivering full- season access to every class of competition. Beyond live events, viewers will also enjoy a wide range of classic MotoGP races, documen - taries and programming stunts. The channel will be widely available on leading streaming services, including Prime Video, LG Channels, FireTV, FuboTV, Plex and Sling Freestream. CN C15 Studio and MotoGP announced the launch of the MotoGP Channel in the United States, a dedicated 24/7 streaming platform offering live races, original shows, and year- round coverage. WIND IN THE P38 Season Over For Swoll T riumph's Jalek Swoll says he'll be sitting out for the remainder of the 2025 SuperMo- tocross season. He revealed that he tore his calf muscle during qualifying at the Ironman round of Pro Motocross, despite finish- ing 10th in the first 250MX moto. "This isn't the news that I wanted to be sharing, but at Ironman I tore my calf muscle without even crashing," Swoll said. "I've also been riding in - jured since Southwick, as I tore a ligament in my thumb there, and I've not been able to ride dur - ing the week. So, with this new injury, the team and I decided it's best for me to sit out the remainder of the season. It's not ideal, of course, but my body has been through a lot over the last year or so. It was a collective effort with the whole team to get back to racing this summer after my Achilles injury, and once I was back, I showed some good speed. Getting on the podium at RedBud was huge for me and the team, and it's unfortunate that my season has ended this way. Overall, though, I'm proud of what I've achieved this year, despite not racing a lot, and I'm confident and super excited for the 2026 season." Swoll already missed a majority of the year with a torn Achilles in the off-season before Supercross, and now the torn calf along with a torn UCL in his thumb halt any further progress. At the time of his announce - ment, he was 18th in the 250MX series points with a best finish of 6-3 for second overall at Red - Bud. CN A calf injury will sideline Jalek Swoll for the rest of the 2025 racing season.