Tour de France on TV and Stream

Tour de France on TV is one of the most viewed events in the cycling calendar. You can follow all the action right here on TV Sport Guide, where we provide a full broadcasting schedule for Tour de France on TV. Continue reading to not miss out on any Tour de France events on TV.

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Tour de France Today

Cycling enthusiasts wishing to tune into Tour de France on TV will be able to do so through Eurosport or Discovery+. Read on to find out how to gain access to Tour de France on TV and stream, as well as a full schedule of the event.

Tour de France 2024 TV Schedule

Stage	Date	Start/Finsih	Channel/Stream
1	29 June	Florence - Rimini	Eurosport / Discovery+
2	30 June	Cesenatico – Bologna	Eurosport / Discovery+
3	1 July	Piacenza – Turin	Eurosport / Discovery+
4	2 July	Pinerolo – Valloire	Eurosport / Discovery+
5	3 July	Saint-Jean-de-Maurienne – Saint-Vulbas	Eurosport / Discovery+
6	4 July	Macon – Dijon	Eurosport / Discovery+
7	5 July	Troyes – Troyes	Eurosport / Discovery+
8	6 July	Semur-en-Auxois – Colombey-les-Deux-Églises	Eurosport / Discovery+
9	7 July	Troyes – Troyes	Eurosport / Discovery+
10	9 July	Orleans – Saint-Amand-Montrond	Eurosport / Discovery+
11	10 July	Evaux-les-Bains – Le Lioran	Eurosport / Discovery+
12	11 July	Aurillac – Villeneuve-sur-Lot	Eurosport / Discovery+
13	12 July	Agen – Pau	Eurosport / Discovery+
14	13 July	Pau – Pla d’Adet	Eurosport / Discovery+
15	14 July	Loudenvielle – Plateau de Beille	Eurosport / Discovery+
16	16 July	Gruissan – Nîmes	Eurosport / Discovery+
17	17 July	Saint-Paul-Trois-Châteaux – Superdevoluy	Eurosport / Discovery+
18	18 July	Gap – Barcelonnette	Eurosport / Discovery+
19	19 July	Embrun – Isola 2000	Eurosport / Discovery+
20	20 July	Nice – Col de la Couillole	Eurosport / Discovery+
21	21 July	Monaco – Nice	Eurosport / Discovery+

What TV Channels Broadcast Tour de France 2024?

The broadcasting rights for Tour de France in the UK are held by Eurosport. Viewers will be able to watch the tournament on the following channels:

Eurosport 1
Eurosport 2

How to Watch Tour de France 2024?

There are several ways for users to gain access to Eurosport channels for Tour de France. Here’s how to do it:

Select your preferred provider (Sky, TNT, Virgin Media).
For TNT customers, you will need to purchase the ‘Big Sport’ or ‘VIP’ package to view Eurosport channels.
For Sky customers, you can purchase Eurosport through Sky Sports for an extra £18 per month.
For Virgin Media customers, Eurosport is available at no extra cost.
Once you select your preferred provider, ensure that you have Eurosport in your bundle and begin watching!

Tour de France Live Stream

Tour de France will also be available to live stream on your mobile, tablet, or pc through Discovery+.

Available Streaming Platforms in UK

When it comes to Tour de France, viewers have the option of purchasing a Discovery+ subscription by either purchasing directly from Discovery itself, through Sky, or by having an Amazon Prime video membership.

How to Stream Tour de France

Here’s how you can stream Tour de France live in the UK:

Select your preferred provider (Discovery, Sky, Amazon Prime).
For Discovery customers, you can purchase a subscription directly from their website and begin viewing on all devices.
For Sky Q, Sky Glass, and Sky Stream customers, you can access Discovery+ at no extra cost.
For Amazon Prime Video members, you can add Discovery+ to your package for £6.99 per month.
Once you’ve selected your preferred option, you will be able to begin streaming Tour de France live on all devices.

History Tour de France

The Tour de France is part of a series of 3-week-long races known as The Grand Tours. The Grand Tours are the only races that are allowed to last longer than 14 days, and apart from the Tour de France, there are the Giro d'Italia and the Vuelta a España.

Whilst each one of The Grand Tours is pretty significant, the Tour de France is considered the most important out of the 3, to the extent that it's even considered to be the most important cycling race on the globe. This is partly because the Tour de France is the oldest of The Grand Tours.

The Tour de France premiered in 1903 as a 6-day race, in hopes of increasing sales of the now-defunct sports newspaper known as L'Auto. The race was a tremendous success and sales of L'Auto skyrocketed. This eventually led to the race being extended and improved upon, until it came to be what we know and love today!