TNT Sports and Eurosport is offering 1,800-plus hours of coverage, an expanded roster of elite athlete pundits, and enhanced personalisation features on HBO Max

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TNT Sports and Eurosport have released details of its winter sports broadcast plans. Together they will broadcast more than 1,800 hours of programming including 126 days of live action from now until April 2027.

In total, 123 World Championship and World Cup titles will be won this winter across 12 different sports with each one broadcast live across Europe.

Eurosport and TNT Sports will showcase amost 100 race formats with coverage of the season including skiing, snowboarding, curling and skating.

HBO Max (the streaming home of TNT Sports) will offer fans the ability to personalise their winter sports viewing experience with curated watch lists and “features ensuring fans never miss a moment of the action”. These include Multiview which displays up to four live event feeds on one screen, and Key Moments, which help subscribers navigate to unmissable action points. Multi-language commentary will also be available for selected events.

Eurosport and TNT Sports has expanded its roster of winter sports presenters, reporters and commentators, to now include:

  • Dave Ryding (alpine skiing) – World Cup winner and five-time Olympian
  • Devon Kershaw (cross-country skiing) – world champion and three-time World Cup winner
  • Elisa Nakab (freestyle skiing) – Olympian and two-time Europa Cup slopestyle winner
  • Francesca Marsaglia (alpine skiing) – World Cup podium finisher and two-time Olympian
  • Gauthier de Tessières (alpine skiing) – world champion and world super-G silver medallist
  • Jean-Pierre Vidal (alpine skiing) – Olympic slalom champion and two-time World Cup winner
  • Martin Schmitt (ski jumping) – Olympic champion, four-time world champion and two-time World Cup winner
  • Tina Maze (alpine skiing) – double Olympic champion and four-time world champion
  • Valentina Marchei (figure skating) – six-time Italian champion and two-time Olympian
  • Viktoria Rebensburg (alpine skiing) – Olympic champion and three-time World Cup discipline winner

Scott Young, EVP EMEA Sports at Eurosport and TNT Sports, said: “Building on a record-breaking season that saw us bring winter sports coverage to more people across Europe than ever before, culminating in a monumental Olympic Winter Games Milano Cortina 2026, we are primed to build on that momentum.

“As the home of winter sports, we will cover every story on snow and ice this season with more live action, additional programming and new experts bringing fresh perspectives together with our unswerving approach to covering every major event. Our heritage as the premier winter sports broadcaster combined with innovative ways to consume content on HBO Max makes us the number one destination for every winter sports fan whatever their passion and we can’t wait for the season to begin.”   

Tina Maze, Olympic champion and Eurosport winter sports expert, added: “I’m really excited about this season. I think the only one who can compete with Mikaela Shiffrin right now is Emma Aicher, and maybe this will be the first year where we really see a tight battle for the Crystal Globe right to the end. We want to see different athletes, different mentalities and different countries – that is what makes sport interesting. With Petra Vlhová back on snow and so many exciting young names coming through in Italy, it’s going to be a fascinating season.”

The winter sports season on Eurosport, TNT Sports and HBO Max began with the FIS Alpine Skiing World Cup in Sölden, Austria on 24-25 October. Next is the start of the FIS Ski Jumping World Cup from Lillehammer, Norway on 20-23 November, and the IBU Biathlon World Cup in Kontiolahti, Finland from 26-29 November.