This year marks the 112th edition of the most famous cycling race in the world. It starts on July 5 in Lille, France, and ends on July 27 in Paris with the final stage on the Champs-Élysées.
Over 3,000 kilometers. Twenty-one stages. Two rest days. And millions of fans tuning in from more than 200 countries. If you want to watch the action live, here’s how you can do it from your country.
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2025 Tour de France TV Coverage from Different Countries
France
If you’re in France, you’re lucky. France Télévisions will show every stage live on France 2 and France 3. You can also stream it online for free at france.tv. Eurosport France is another great option for deeper coverage.
United States
In the US, you can stream every stage live on Peacock. They also show a daily pre-race show. NBC and USA Network will carry some of the coverage too, mostly highlights or encore stages. To stream on your phone or laptop, just log in to the Peacock app or visit their website.
United Kingdom
If you’re in the UK, ITV4 will broadcast the entire race live. They also have highlight shows every night. You can stream it free on ITVX. Eurosport and Discovery+ will cover all stages too, with more in-depth analysis if you’re a die-hard cycling fan.
Germany
German fans can watch live on ARD and ZDF. These public channels cover key stages with good commentary. For full coverage, Eurosport Germany is the way to go.
Italy
In Italy, RAI Sport has full TV coverage. You can also stream every stage through RaiPlay or use their app if you’re on the go.
Belgium
Belgian fans can tune in to RTBF for French coverage or VRT (Sporza) for Dutch commentary. Both channels offer live broadcasts and post-stage breakdowns.
Canada
In Canada, FloBikes is your go-to. They stream every stage live. Just download the FloSports app and you’re set to watch from anywhere in the country.
Australia
If you’re watching from Australia, SBS has you covered. They’ll show every stage live and stream them all on SBS On Demand. You’ll also get highlights and interviews.
Netherlands
Dutch viewers can catch every stage live on NOS. The channel also provides expert commentary and great post-race analysis.
Denmark
In Denmark, you can watch on TV2 Sport. It’s available on many cable packages and also streams online on their official website.
Switzerland
Swiss fans can follow the race on SRG SSR. Depending on your language, tune in to SRF, RTS, or RSI. All three channels cover every stage live.
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More Countries and Broadcasters
If you didn’t find your TV broadcaster or Channel, please check the following:
| Region | Country | Broadcaster |
|---|---|---|
| Europe | France | France Télévisions |
| Europe (General) | MAX | |
| Europe & South-East Asia | Eurosport | |
| Belgium | RTBF | |
| Belgium | VRT | |
| Czech Republic | Czech TV | |
| Denmark | DKTV2 | |
| Norway | TV2 Norway | |
| Spain | RTVE | |
| Ireland | TG4 | |
| Italy | RAI | |
| Luxembourg | RTL | |
| Netherlands | NOS | |
| Pays-Basque | EITB | |
| Portugal | RTP | |
| Slovakia | RTVS | |
| Slovenia | RTV Slovenija | |
| Switzerland | SRG SSR | |
| United Kingdom | ITV | |
| Wales | S4C | |
| Austria | Servus TV | |
| Africa & Middle East | Sub-Saharan Africa | SuperSport |
| Middle East & North Africa | Abu Dhabi Media | |
| Asia & Oceania | China | CCTV |
| China | Zhibo TV | |
| Indian Subcontinent | MAX | |
| Japan | J SPORTS | |
| Australia | SBS | |
| New Zealand | Sky Sport | |
| America | Colombia | Caracol TV |
| Colombia | RCN | |
| Canada | FloBikes | |
| USA | NBC Sports / Peacock | |
| South & Central America | ESPN | |
| Latin America | Claro Sports | |
| Latin America | DirecTV | |
| Latin America & Caribbean | Disney+ | |
| Ecuador | Teleamazonas | |
| El Salvador | TCS | |
| Worldwide | Global | TV5Monde |
| Global | GCN+ |