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Olympics TV Schedule

Mark your calendars for the biggest event in all of sport with the 2026 Winter Olympics TV schedule on NBC, Peacock and more.

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2026 Winter Olympics TV schedule

All times Eastern. Subject to change.

No upcoming games scheduled.

Past Games

Sunday, March 15, 2026

Time	Game / TV
4:00 am	Para Alpine Skiing Men's Slalom - Run 1 Peacock
4:00 am	Para Cross-Country Skiing M/W 20km Free (Sitting) CNBC, Peacock
5:20 am	Para Cross-Country Skiing M/W 20km Free (Standing) CNBC (5:40 AM ET), Peacock
6:45 am	Para Cross-Country Skiing M/W 20km Free (Vision Impaired) CNBC, Peacock
7:00 am	Para Alpine Skiing Men's Slalom - Run 2 Encore at 9:00 AM on CNBC Peacock
7:05 am	Sled Hockey China vs Czechia Bronze Medal Game CNBC (8:15 AM ET), Peacock
10:30 am	CBC Paralympics CBC, CBC Gem
11:00 am	Sled Hockey United States vs Canada Final NBC, Peacock
3:30 pm	Closing Ceremony CNBC, Peacock \| CBC, CBC Gem

Saturday, March 14, 2026

Time	Game / TV
4:00 am	Para Alpine Skiing Women's Slalom - Run 1 CNBC, Peacock
5:00 am	Para Cross-Country Skiing Mixed Team 4x2.5km Relay CNBC, Peacock
5:00 am	Para Snowboarding M//W Banked Slalom - Run 1 CNBC (5:45 AM ET), Peacock
6:10 am	Para Cross-Country Skiing Open Team 4x2.5km Relay CNBC (6:25 AM ET), Peacock
6:45 am	Para Snowboarding M/W Banked Slalom - Run 2 CNBC (7:00 AM ET), Peacock
7:05 am	Sled Hockey Slovakia vs Japan Seventh-Place Game Peacock
8:00 am	Para Alpine Skiing Women's Slalom - Run 2 CNBC (8:15 AM ET), Peacock
10:00 am	CBC Paralympics CBC, CBC Gem
10:05 am	Wheelchair Curling China vs Canada Mixed Team Final Peacock
11:05 am	Sled Hockey Italy vs Germany Fifth-Place Game Peacock
8:00 pm	"Primetime in Milan" NBC (8 PM ET/PT), Peacock

Friday, March 13, 2026

Time	Game / TV
4:00 am	Para Alpine Skiing Men's Giant Slalom - Run 1 USA Network, Peacock
4:45 am	Para Biathlon M/W 7.5km Pursuit Qualifying Peacock
5:05 am	Wheelchair Curling Korea vs Canada Mixed Team Semifinal #1 Peacock
5:05 am	Wheelchair Curling China vs Sweden Mixed Team Semifinal #2 Peacock
7:25 am	Para Biathlon M/W 7.5km Pursuit Finals USA Network, Peacock
7:30 am	Para Alpine Skiing Men's Giant Slalom - Run 2 USA Network (8:30 AM ET), Peacock
9:35 am	Sled Hockey United States vs Czechia Semifinal #1 USA Network, Peacock
1:00 pm	CBC Paralympics CBC, CBC Gem
1:35 pm	Wheelchair Curling South Korea vs Sweden Bronze Medal Game Peacock
2:05 pm	Sled Hockey Canada vs China Semifinal #2 Peacock
8:00 pm	CBC Paralympics Primetime CBC, CBC Gem

Thursday, March 12, 2026

Time	Game / TV
4:00 am	Para Alpine Skiing Women's Giant Slalom - Run 1 USA Network, Peacock
7:30 am	Para Alpine Skiing Women's Giant Slalom - Run 2 USA Network, Peacock
8:35 am	Wheelchair Curling Norway vs United States Mixed Team Preliminary Round USA Network, Peacock
8:35 am	Wheelchair Curling China vs Sweden Mixed Team Preliminary Round Peacock
9:35 am	Sled Hockey Slovakia vs Germany Preliminary Round Peacock
1:00 pm	CBC Paralympics CBC, CBC Gem
1:35 pm	Wheelchair Curling Canada vs United States Mixed Team Preliminary Round Peacock
1:35 pm	Wheelchair Curling Norway vs Great Britain Mixed Team Preliminary Round Peacock
2:05 pm	Sled Hockey Italy vs Japan Preliminary Round Peacock
8:00 pm	CBC Paralympics Primetime CBC, CBC Gem

Wednesday, March 11, 2026

Time	Game / TV
4:05 am	Wheelchair Curling United States vs South Korea Mixed Tournament - Preliminaries Peacock
4:15 am	Para-Alpine Skiing Men's and Women's Super Combined, Slalom USA Network, Peacock
4:45 am	Para-Cross Country Skiing Men's and Women's 10km Classic Peacock
9:35 am	Wheelchair Curling Latvia vs United States USA Network, Peacock
9:35 am	Wheelchair Curling China vs South Korea Peacock
11:15 am	Para-Cross Country Skiing Men's and Women's 10km Classic - Vision Impaired USA Network, Peacock
2:00 pm	CBC Paralympics CBC, CBC Gem
8:00 pm	CBC Paralympics Primetime CBC, CBC Gem

Tuesday, March 10, 2026

Time	Game / TV
12:05 am	Sled Hockey United States vs Germany Qualifying USA Network, Peacock
4:00 am	Alpine Skiing Women's Combined Super G USA Network, Peacock
5:10 am	Cross Country Men's and Women's Sprint Qualifying USA Network, Peacock
6:45 am	Alpine Skiing Men's Combined, Super G USA Network, Peacock
7:15 am	Cross Country Men's and Women's Sprint Semifinals and Final USA Network, Peacock
8:35 am	Sled Hockey United States vs China Qualifying USA Network, Peacock
10:30 am	Alpine Skiing Men's and Women's Combined, Slalom USA Network, Peacock
11:00 am	Cross Country Men's and Women's Sprint Finals USA Network, Peacock
12:00 pm	CBC Paralympics CBC, CBC Gem
12:05 pm	Sled Hockey Canada vs Czechia Mixed Tournament, Preliminaries Peacock
1:35 pm	Wheelchair Curling Slovakia vs United States Mixed Tournament, Preliminaries Peacock
3:35 pm	Sled Hockey Slovakia vs Japan Mixed Tournament, Preliminaries Peacock
8:00 pm	CBC Paralympics Primetime CBC, CBC Gem

Monday, March 9, 2026

Time	Game / TV
4:35 am	Wheelchair Curling Sweden vs United States Mixed Team Preliminary Round Peacock
5:00 am	Alpine Skiing Men's and Women's Super 6 USA Network, Peacock
5:05 am	Sled Hockey China vs Italy Preliminary Round Peacock
7:30 am	Mixed Team Wheelchair Curling United States vs Switzerland USA Network, Peacock
9:35 am	Wheelchair Curling Latvia vs Japan Mixed Doubles Preliminary Round Peacock
10:30 am	Mixed Doubles Wheelchair Curling United States vs China USA Network, Peacock
11:15 am	Sitting Alpine Skiing Women's and Men's Super G USA Network, Peacock
1:35 pm	Wheelchair Curling United States vs Latvia Mixed Team Preliminary Round Peacock
2:00 pm	CBC Paralympics CBC, CBC Gem
3:35 pm	Sled Hockey Japan vs Canada Preliminary Round Peacock
8:00 pm	CBC Paralympics Primetime CBC, CBC Gem
8:35 pm	Sled Hockey Czechia vs Slovenia Qualifying Round USA Network, Peacock

Coverage breakdown

NBC will be repeating its massively successful programming strategy from the Summer Olympics in Paris this year in Italy. The NBC broadcast network will air live coverage of marquee events (figure skating, snowboarding, and speed skating) in the afternoons from 12-5 PM most days, with weekends getting an earlier start at 7 AM. The daytime show will air live in all US time zones.

In primetime, the “best-of-the-day” highlight show, titled “Primetime in Milan” will air nightly at 8 PM ET/PT. A late-night show will follow local news at 11:35 PM, followed by an encore of the primetime show at 1 AM.

On Sunday, February 8, NBC’s primetime show will directly follow the network’s coverage of Super Bowl LX, with Mike Tirico hosting from the field at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara.

Peacock will once again carry coverage of every event live and on-demand, including all TV coverage. All events can also be accessed on NBCOlympics.com and the NBC Sports app with authentication from a cable/satellite provider.

The popular “Gold Zone” show will return with live whiparound coverage hosted by a team that includes Scott Hanson. The show airs at 8 AM on Peacock and NBCSN beginning Saturday, February, 7.

On cable, USA Network will air 24/7 coverage throughout the games, including key events in the early morning hours, and all of Team USA’s men’s and women’s hockey games. CNBC will air nightly encores of curling at 5 PM ET, with live coverage of curling and hockey on the weekends.

To see how to stream Olympics coverage on the linear networks (NBC, USA, CNBC and E!), refer to the sports streaming guide available on this website.

For reference, here is the previous Summer Olympics schedule from 2021.

Comments 35

Carol Farmer says:

4 months ago

Thanks so much for posting this thorough Olympics schedule. It helps me plan my viewing. Each Olympics, I search for a TV schedule. Hard to find a good one. Yours is the best!

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SkateMan06 says:

5 months ago

need to add the Figure Skating label to this:

CBC, TSN1/5, SN, Radio-Canada, RDS, SN+, CBC Gem
Team Event: Men’s Free Skate
featuring Ilia Malinin

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- Jon Lewis says:
  
  5 months ago
  
  Thanks for catching that — now fixed.
  
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Owen says:

5 months ago

Can you please add Canadian broadcast and streaming information for all events?

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- Jon Lewis says:
  
  5 months ago
  
  Yes — we’ll be working on that. Should already see a few CBC listings and there will be hopefully more included.
  
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Patrick Malin says:

5 months ago

All I wud like to have is a simple list of the time of the start for each event on a daily basis! I know I will have to search out the available cvg but it wud be helpful to hace access to the daily events.
Thanks for your efforts
particular cvg but kn

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Dale R. Williams says:

5 months ago

I wish there were more availability on antenna tv. I remember watching the Olympics as a child with my whole family crowded around the tv. I don’t have access to anything except antenna tv and would love to watch more events.

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- David Koplik says:
  
  5 months ago
  
  There’s more hours of coverage on NBC than ever before, including live events on the daytime show. What you remember as a child (not sure how old you are) is probably watching the primetime show since there was very little daytime coverage back then. And now we have every event available on streaming which for how little it costs to access that is a bargain compared to what that coverage used to cost
  
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- Dipper says:
  
  5 months ago
  
  that is why peacock is worth it these days there is not enough room for everything to be on antenna tv these days
  
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TAD says:

5 months ago

This is excellent; thank you so much for compiling it (so much work!!). I know it’s a bit early, but just wanted to check and see if you have an idea of when you’ll have the complete schedule up. Thank you again!

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- Jon Lewis says:
  
  5 months ago
  
  Thanks, have to credit Ben Huddleston who has taken this off of my hands this year. Was always one of the most difficult things to put together on the site. We’ll get the full schedule taken care of in the coming days.
  
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William Roha says:

5 months ago

Thanks again for publishing what I’ve found to be the best printable listing for the Olympics.

I noticed that if I go to the “end” for 2026 I start seeing the 2024 schedule. Is this intended?

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- Jon Lewis says:
  
  5 months ago
  
  Yes and no — that’s the way it works now, but I’m working on a fix so that the ‘previous games’ will display backwards rather than forward.
  
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ESL says:

2 years ago

Jon, just checking if there is any way to filter on the events?

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- Jon Lewis says:
  
  2 years ago
  
  Tried to add a search functionality to this but it did not work with other aspects of the site. Doubt there will be any ability to do that.
  
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William Roha says:

2 years ago

I’ve noticed some multiple listings on the same channel with the same start time. Some are “impossible”, like rugby matches. If it is unknown which teams will play at that time, wouldn’t TBD be better?
In some cases (swimming) perhaps all the events listed will be during the time interval. Wouldn’t it be better to have one listed time interval with multiple events rather than separate, duplicated, intervals for each event?
I’ll list some of the times I’ve found and see how you handle it to decide whether to look further:
7/24 USA 1pm, 7pm
7/25 USA 8am
7/27 NBC 230 pm
7/28 CNBC 130 pm
7/31 NBC 230 pm

Great effort on your part. I’m looking forward to using this starting next week.

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Brian says:

2 years ago

This is great, but it would be especially helpful if it were available for other time zones. I am in the Pacific Time Zone and it would be great not to have to subtract three hours from every listed time.

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- Jon Lewis says:
  
  2 years ago
  
  Yes, that is something that I would like to add to these schedules at some point.
  
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  - Wyatt Smith says:
    
    2 years ago
    
    Yes I think this would also be helpful to help and also to indicate if coverage is only available in ET only or PT only as well since not all NBC coverage will be available everywhere (especially during Local news period when it’s at different times between ET and PT)
    
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Jason says:

2 years ago

Great schedule Jon

It will be interesting to see how the coverage preforms on E!

Do you think they should have used Bravo & Syfy to show things like tennis and wrestling or would that be too much?

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- Jon Lewis says:
  
  2 years ago
  
  I’m a bit surprised they’re still using E!, much less Bravo or Syfy. I think with Peacock there’s no more need to put events on niche channels that are not known for sports.
  
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  - Jason says:
    
    2 years ago
    
    That’s true. I guess they figured E! doesn’t have a whole lot to offer aside from its occasional Red Carpet coverage, so if this can bring some viewers to their network then it’s a win for them?
    
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James Ward says:

2 years ago

There is a typo on Women’s Golf on August 10. It should say Final Round, not First Round

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- Jon Lewis says:
  
  2 years ago
  
  Thanks
  
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William Roha says:

2 years ago

I’ve come across some more “after midnight” issues. For a number of days, there is a Replay listed as the first item after midnight. But the Live version of that event is listed for the same day (either 1 PM or 3PM). You can see this July 27 through August 2. Possibly August 4, but the description isn’t detailed enough to tell. If the Live event is listed correctly, which I think it is, I think the Replay is the next day after midnight.

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- Jon Lewis says:
  
  2 years ago
  
  Yes, there’s a few of those I have to sift through.
  
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ESL says:

2 years ago

Jon, thanks for this comprehensive schedule. Much easier to follow than the NBC list. This is the one to use for all Olympic fans like me (and I will be sharing this with many people). Question. Is it possible to add a filter by sport? Meaning, for example, you can click and filter on basketball to see only the Olympic basketball schedule?

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- Jon Lewis says:
  
  2 years ago
  
  Yes, working on that.
  
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  - Wyatt Smith says:
    
    2 years ago
    
    Is it possible that you also sort the schedule by network (then within each network sort it by time from earliest to latest, similar to a tv listing) since with the way you have it, it’s very confusing if you are just wanting to see just a particular network has a event/coverage time vs looking at all the networks/coverage as a whole
    
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David Koplik says:

2 years ago

There were definitely a few errors I spotted in the NBC release, so if you’re going off of that, be careful for some issues.

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- Jon Lewis says:
  
  2 years ago
  
  Yes, I’m definitely going to have to go through with a fine-toothed comb.
  
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  - David Koplik says:
    
    2 years ago
    
    Should also note.. I was looking at advance listing on Zap2It. They have the Paris Extra channels broken down by event rather than a big chunk covering the whole day. Don’t know if future NBC releases will have it that way, but that information should be out there
    
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    - Jon Lewis says:
      
      2 years ago
      
      Thanks — will check that out.
William Roha says:

2 years ago

I noticed a couple of errors, possibly having to do with events starting near midnight EDT.
You show July 24 1:30 AM Mali-Israel and also July 25 2:00 AM. NBC site shows it starting July 25 1:30 AM.

You show 7/25 12:00 AM France-Columbia. NBC shows this 7/26 12:00 AM

Jumping ahead, you show Aug 7 1:30 AM Women’s Marathon (swimming). NBC doesn’t show any swimming at that time but does show Aug 8 1:30 AM Women’s 10km Open Water which I assume is the marathon.

So maybe a general problem with programs starting at midnight or a little later?

(I love your Olympics listing and rely on every 2 years. I hope this comment allows you to make it more accurate.)

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- Jon Lewis says:
  
  2 years ago
  
  Thanks for catching, I’ll get on fixing those issues.
  
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