🤩 Rendez-vous sur le Quai des Ardennes pour couronner deux vainqueurs monumentaux ! 🤩 See you on the Quai des Ardennes to crown two monumental champions! #LBLwomen #LBL
On the 21st of April we've got the final of the Ardennes classics and the last spring classic of the season. La Doyenne, more commonly known as Liège-Bastogne-Liège, is the fourth monument of the season. Here's where and when to watch it.
Estimated time of departure and arrival of Liège-Bastogne-Liège 2024:
- Sunday, 21th March, 10:15-16:20 CET.
The race will be broadcast in by the traditional channels, Eurosport Player and Discovery+. The following will also broadcast it:
France - France 3
Belgium - RTBF; VRT
Denmark - TV2
Spain - Teledeporte
Italy - Rai
Luxembourg - RTL
Norway - TV2
Netherlands - NOS
Slovakia - RTVS
Suisse - SRG-SSR
Latin America and Caribbean - ESPN; DIRECTV
Canada - FloBikes
Colombia - Caracol
United States - NBC Sports
Sub-Saharan Africa - Supersport
Midde East & North Africa - beIN Sports
China - Zhibo TV
Japan - J Sports
Australia - SBS
New Zealand - Sky Sport
Basque Country - EITB
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DareDevil03-12-2024 - Not good. Will he be ready for the classics still?DareDevil03-12-2024
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