TV Guide - Where and When to Watch the 2025 Dwars door Vlaanderen
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The last stop before the second monument of the season, the Tour of Flanders, comes at the mythical Dwars door Vlaanderen, which takes place this Wednesday, April 2. Wout van Aert will be the main star of the race. The Belgian wants to recover from his irregular start of the season before facing Mathieu van der Poel and Tadej Pogacar in the big event on Sunday. Here's when and where to watch it.
The Belgian also got injured here last year, and as a consequence missed the Tour of Flanders itself, Paris-Roubaix and the Giro d'Italia where he was going to lead Team Visma | Lease a Bike. With such an interesting narrative, you can't miss a race that will also feature other stars like Mads Pedersen, Jasper Philipsen or Biniam Girmay.
The race will be broadcast on the traditional channels, most notably Discovery, MAX, TNT Sports and Eurosport. Furthermore, it will also be possible to watch in the following:
Belgium - VRT & RTL
France - L'Équipe
Netherlands - NOS
Austria - ORF
USA & Canada - FloSports
Africa - SuperSport
Latin America - ESPN
Estimated start and finish times Dwars door Vlaanderen 2025:
12:40CET - 16:35CET
The ideal spot to watch a bike race! 👀 #DDV25 #FLCS pic.twitter.com/SXbngF2tSn
— Dwars door Vlaanderen (@DwarsdrVlaander) March 28, 2025
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- Watch out Urska, I think he’s taken a liking to MVDP ;-)Mistermaumau04-04-2025
- Totally!Mistermaumau04-04-2025
- It will be interesting to see how he goes on the cobbles, so far he's looking very strong.awp04-04-2025
- if there is an actual weakness in wout even when completely healthy, it’s that he’s in his head too often. this has been pointed out many times by much more acute observers of cycling than ME, certainly. it may be that he’s been like this since he was a little kid. we are who we are. or that he was shaped by having faced van der poel SOOO many times. mvdp has zero second thoughts. he wastes no time at all on doubt. that has, in the past, led him to do some pretty insane things and make mistakes that wout would never have committed. but it also makes him a killer. you can see wout’s split seconds of doubt and hesitation everywhere in their head to head battles. those hesitations spill over into other races at times like dwars, when doubt creeps in. i believe that currently he is still coming back from physical problems due to injuries, but even when he’s full strength the mental game is an area of potential concern, AND potential improvement.OCexile03-04-2025
- Not only the public, just about every analyst and commentator had been piling it on. Under the circumstances I’d even say he’s showing real character. Not sure likeable Tadej would manage as well during a longer rough patch.Mistermaumau03-04-2025
- Took a while but we finally have a more nuanced analysis.Mistermaumau03-04-2025
- If I remember right, it was those same hungry journalists selling us a different story less than a year ago about the bleak future of Dutch (men’s) cycling with no possible successor for MVDP ;-)Mistermaumau03-04-2025
- Good, hopefully Jonas goes also so we get a nice duelvappaxbipmv03-04-2025
- right? i think it’s hungry journalists that fuel this, and i understand the jam they can be in trying to create stories, but you’d hate to think ANYONE is failing to appreciate how RARE someone like van der poel is (or how LUCKY we are to have both mvdp and pog racing at the same time). a little perspective is a good thing…OCexile03-04-2025
- Anyone know how long that 213km ride took? Coz without that the segment speeds don’t reveal anything surprising. If it took him Less than 5h ok but otherwise it was just some interval training for him.Jumpyjohn03-04-2025