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Cycling TV Schedule

See how to watch or stream cycling’s biggest events with the following TV schedule of events on HBO Max, Peacock and additional platforms.

Cycling TV Schedule 2026

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All times Eastern • Game time subject to change

Wednesday, November 11 2 games

7:37 am

Superprestige

Neil, Belgium

Women

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HBO Max

9:07 am

Superprestige

Neil, Belgium

Men

Watch on

HBO Max

Saturday, November 14 2 games

7:37 am

Superprestige

Merksplas, Belgium

Women

Watch on

HBO Max

9:07 am

Superprestige

Merksplas, Belgium

Men

Watch on

HBO Max

Sunday, November 15 2 games

7:42 am

X2O Badkamers Trofee

Hamme, Belgium

Women

Watch on

HBO Max

8:57 am

X2O Badkamers Trofee

Hamme, Belgium

Men

Watch on

HBO Max

Wednesday, November 11

Time	Game / TV
7:37 am	Superprestige Women Neil, Belgium HBO Max
9:07 am	Superprestige Men Neil, Belgium HBO Max

Saturday, November 14

Time	Game / TV
7:37 am	Superprestige Women Merksplas, Belgium HBO Max
9:07 am	Superprestige Men Merksplas, Belgium HBO Max

Sunday, November 15

Time	Game / TV
7:42 am	X2O Badkamers Trofee Women Hamme, Belgium HBO Max
8:57 am	X2O Badkamers Trofee Men Hamme, Belgium HBO Max

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How to stream the Tour de France

Peacock is the primary home of the Tour de France, the only platform to carry live coverage of every stage. The NBC broadcast network is available to stream via the major streaming MVPDs — DIRECTV STREAM (purchase a subscription or free trial here) and Fubo TV (purchase a subscription), plus YouTube TV and Hulu + Live TV.

USA Network is not scheduled to carry any stages this season, marking the first time that there will be no Tour de France coverage on basic cable.

Comments 8

R. Jasper says:

1 year ago

I am 85 and have watched the tour almost every year of my life. I pay Spectrum over $300 to watch cable TV and you have taken away one of my great pleasures. I cant stream Peacock so I am out of luck. This is a very bad policy. I hope you reconsider and return the tour to cable TV.

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- Lisa W. says:
  
  4 months ago
  
  hi there, tv is so messed up these days….i have also watched the Tour for decades, but do not have cable or live tv, so i’m grateful to still be able to watch it on the Peacock app for just $12/mo. hope something like this might work for you too!
  
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  - Lisa W. says:
    
    4 months ago
    
    then u can cancel Peacock when it ends. if u dont have a smart tv u could ar least view it on your phone, tablet or computer.
    
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Eureka Orr says:

3 years ago

I am a Senior Adult 84 YO. Stage IV Cancer, My husband died of a heart attack, I hv to live on just my SS. And cannot afford to pay to watch the Tour de France, I can only stretch my money so far.. shame on you for taking away my one joy..

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- Gaudencio L says:
  
  3 years ago
  
  You can watch it on the USA network. I refuse to pay to watch it on Peacock.
  
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Judy Bumgarner says:

3 years ago

I think it is sad that we can’t watch the tour . Money is all people think of today.

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- Lisa W. says:
  
  4 months ago
  
  yep, in the US at least!
  
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C SCHiff says:

4 years ago

You should broadcast on a regular cable TV station. Who wants to pay to stream!!! Certainly not seniors on a fixed income. That is terrible policy!

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