Milestone today released a new trailer for Monster Energy Supercross - The Official Videogame 6, showing us the levels of fun we can achieve with the new Supercross simulator scheduled for March 9th.

Here it is, along with the official information about the game:

In this new chapter of the franchise, players will be able to have fun in the new Supercross Park, a gigantic free-roaming environment to explore alone or with friends. Supercross Park is the perfect place to rock out between five different areas with huge jumps, original tracks and much more. Pilots can descend the mountain at full speed or engage in hilarious acrobatics at the airport as they zip past hangars and abandoned planes. The most curious can instead dig into the secrets of the quarry, while at the stadium anyone can feel like the champion of the arena.

In addition to free-roaming, the fifth area – inspired by a real FanFest – will offer players a series of challenges with dedicated missions, preparing them for competition. Jeremy McGrath, the "King of Supercross" himself, will coach himself with a series of quests to push both new riders and experienced players beyond their limits. Just like the Supercross Academy, which will have a series of challenges and interactive tutorials aimed at improving the learning curve and speeding up progress. Here, thanks to several new tools and settings to customize the riding aids, players will be able to find the bike configuration that best suits their idea of fun.

A completely new game mode will make playing with friends even more exciting: in Rhythm Attack, players will compete in fast-paced 1-on-1 challenges on a straight-line line. No corners, no second chances: a new way to play head-to-head in split-screen mode, designed to engage all players in the name of pure speed.

Finally, the new Monster Energy Supercross - The Official Videogame 6 will give fans the opportunity to share their passion for motocross bikes online. For the first time, the cross-play feature will allow you to play online with other players on all consoles, while with helmet and track editors riders will be able to express their style and share their creations online and cross-platform.