How to watch and live stream the 2024 Tour de France Femmes

How to watch and live stream the 2024 Tour de France Femmes

Starting in Rotterdam, the third edition of the women's Grand Tour is set to be an explosive race from start to finish

Photos: ASO Words: India Paine

Moved to a later date due to the 2024 Paris Olympics, the third edition of the Tour de France Femmes will this year take place from Monday August 12, 2024, until Sunday August 18, 2024. The eight-stage race will unfold across seven days, with stages two and three occuring on the same day. 

Demi Vollering (SD Worx-Protime) will be lining up for the race’s Grand Départ in Rotterdam – the first foreign start for the Tour de France Femmes – and will be looking to defend her yellow jersey title. However, there will be plenty of other riders with their eyes on the maillot jaune as the seven-day race heads through the Netherlands, Belgium and France. Beyond the yellow jersey, the polka-dot, green and white jerseys are all up for grabs, as well as stage wins, so there are plenty of opportunities for all the riders to go for glory. This year’s race also concludes atop the famed Alpe d’Huez, and whoever wins this stage will write themselves into cycling history with some of the greats from the sport. 

With so much to play for in this year's Tour de France Femmes, fans will not want to miss a moment of this nail-biting Grand Tour. Thankfully, there are plenty of places where you can watch every minute on a subscription, as well as free-to-air coverage.

Read more: A split stage, a taste of the Ardennes, and Alpe d'Huez 

How to watch the Tour de France Femmes in the UK 

Eurosport will also be hosting all eight stages of the Tour de France Femmes on Eurosport 1, as well as featuring its pre- and post-stage show, The Breakaway. This live streaming will only be watchable if it is part of your TV subscription and will still include ad breaks. 

However, if you want to watch every stage ad-free, streaming platforms such as Discovery+ allow you to watch each pedal stroke uninterrupted. You’ll need the standard package to watch the Tour de France Femmes, which is £6.99 a month and offers the ability to stream on your mobile phone, tablet, computer, game console and connected TV. On Discovery+, you are also able to rewatch any of the stages as well as catch up by watching the platform's highlights and extended highlights. Top tip: You can get a Discovery Plus Standard pass for no extra cost if you are a Sky Q, Sky Glass and Sky Stream customer.

For Welsh fans, the Tour de France Femmes will be free to watch via the channel S4C, and for those living in Ireland, TG4 will be showing all stages of this year’s race.

How to watch the Tour de France Femmes in Europe 

Discovery+ is also available across Europe, offering streaming services to Austria, Denmark, Finland, Italy, the Netherlands, Norway, Spain, and Sweden. Eurosport is also available in 73 countries, in 21 languages, so fans across Europe will be able to tune in to all eight stages across the seven days. 

Free-to-air TV channels across Europe will also be hosting the Tour live and channels such as France TV Sports and France 24 (France), One 1 (Germany), TV2 (Norway), RTBF (Belgium), NOS (Netherlands), RTVE (Spain), SRG-SSR (Switzerland) and DKTV2 (Denmark) will be hosting live coverage.

How to watch the Tour de France Femmes in the USA

To watch all stages of the Tour in the US, Peacock will be streaming the race, as well as featuring full-stage replays, highlights and stage recaps. It was announced earlier this year that Peacock will be the exclusive home of the Tour de France in the United States, having signed a deal with ASO until 2029. To become a Peacock member, subscription packages start from $5.99 a month.

CNBC will also be streaming the race and is free to watch. However, if you want to watch from a mobile device, the streaming platform Fubo allows fans to watch live TV over the internet, with plans starting from $74.99 a month. 

How to watch the Tour de France Femmes in Australia 

For fans in Australia, SBS will broadcast all stages live and for free. The broadcast channel will also include daily highlights for its viewers down under with a team of commentators on the ground in France. Sky Sport will stream all stages for those in New Zealand. 

Other countries: 

Canada: FloBikes
China: Zhibo.TV 
Japan: JSPORTS
Abu Dhabi: Abu Dhabi Sports 

Photos: ASO Words: India Paine

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