TNT Sports and Eurosport extend cycling rights deal until 2032

TNT Sports and Eurosport has extended their agreement with the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) to broadcast every major race organised by the Amaury Sport Organisation (ASO) and Unipublic until at least 2032.

The iconic cycling races include the Tour de France, Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift, La Vuelta a España, La Vuelta Femenina and several Classics, including two of the Monuments – Paris-Roubaix Hauts-de-France (men and women) and Liège–Bastogne–Liège (men and women) – among many more.

Localised race coverage will be shown on Eurosport in 50 markets and 21 languages and on TNT Sports in the UK and Ireland. Fans can watch every race live, with more than 1,000 races broadcast each season.

All races will stream live through Eurosport’s (Europe) and TNT Sports’ (UK) coverage on HBO Max. The platform recently launched new in-app features including the Race Centre Multiview to transform how fans follow key races such as the Grand Tours. It displays four live camera feeds and graphics showing rider data and standings, giving fans a 360-degree race view. The feature was used by one in four HBO Max subscribers throughout the 2026 Grand Tour season.

Trojan Paillot, SVP, sports rights acquisitions and syndication at Eurosport and TNT Sports, said: “It is a privilege to act as the custodian of the biggest events in cycling including the Tour de France and La Vuelta and we welcome the opportunity to continue working in partnership with the EBU and ASO to showcase the very best of our sport.

“Over four decades, we have built a proven record of bringing fans quality cycling coverage and stories and have relentlessly pursued new ways to grow the sport. Our commitment to innovation, passion for the sport, and unmatched scale makes us the perfect partner to continue advancing cycling coverage for many years to come.”

Across Europe, Eurosport (now TNT Sports in the UK and Ireland) has broadcast every edition of the Tour de France live since 1991 and has consistently expanded reach and engagement with the year’s biggest stage races while supporting the growth of the sport.

The EBU has also announced a two-year extension of the media rights agreement between the EBU, ASO and Unipublic.

The extension ensures Europe’s biggest cycling moments remain widely accessible through public service media. The whole or part of the package of races will be broadcast free-to-air by the following EBU Members – RTBF (Belgium), ČT (Czechia), TV2 (Denmark), DUNA (Hungary), RAI (Italy), NOS (Netherlands), TV2 (Norway), RTP (Portugal), RTVS (Slovakia), RTV (Slovenija), and SRG SSR (Switzerland).