The 2023 Tour de France will take place from the 1st to 23rd of July 2023 and will be the 110th edition of the Grand Boucle. A race starting the Basque Country in Spain, it will see another set of masterful performances and show across the three weeks in what many term as the climax of the cycling season! Here's where and when to watch it:
You will be able to follow the race within the traditional channels, online via the GCN+, Discovery+ and Eurosport Player subscriptions. This also includes Eurosport on TV.
France - France TV Sport
Germany - ARD
Belgium - RTBF, VRT
Denmark - TV2
Spain - RTVE
Italy - RAI Sport
Ireland - TG4
Luxembourg - RTL
Norway - TV2
Netherlands - NOS
Wales - S4C
Portugal - RTP
Czech Republic - Ceska Televize
United Kingdom - ITV
Basque Country - EiTB
Sloavkia - RTVS
Slovenia - RTV SLO
Switzerland - SRG-SSR
Latin America & Caribbean - ESPN
Colombia - CaracolTV
Canada - FloBikes
United States - NBC Sports
Subsaharan Africa - Supersport
Middle East & North Africa - BeIN Sports
China - CCTV, Zhibo TV
Japan - J Sports
New Zealand - Sky Sport
Australia - SBS
United States/Africa/Middle East/South Amerca - TV5 Monde
Estimated start and finish times for Tour de France:
Stage 1: 12:30-17:15CET
Stage 2: 12:15-17:05CET
Stage 3: 13:00-17:30CET
Stage 4: 13:10-17:10CET
Stage 5: 13:05-17:20CET
Stage 6: 13:10-17:10CET
Stage 7: 13:15-17:10CET
Stage 8: 12:30-17:10CET
Stage 9: 13:30-18:05CET
Stage 10: 13:05-17:20CET
Stage 11: 13:05-17:20CET
Stage 12: 13:05-17:20CET
Stage 13: 13:45-17:10CET
Stage 14: 13:05-17:20CET
Stage 15: 13:05-18:00CET
Stage 16: 13:05-17:35CET
Stage 17: 12:20-17:05CET
Stage 18: 13:05-17:30CET
Stage 19: 13:15-17:10CET
Stage 20: 13:30-16:55CET
Stage 21: 16:30-19:30CET
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- Maybe 3 Grand Tours in one year was an effort that emptied him?. I don't understand. Yesterday he can pull only few METERS. Very sad, he was a fantastic climber, the only one that left with Jonas and Tadej in the hardest climbs.
maria2024202414-06-2025 - you could put Remco on Jumbo or UAE, he wouldn’t win against Tadejmij14-06-2025
- Remco won’t be adapting. he will be nothing more than what we saw today. Jonas might. Tadej blew his doors off before “preseason” only to have Jonas win the tour. I don’t write him off yet.mij14-06-2025
- The main data point was Remco. He really isn't future grand tour winner. Podium is more realistic. I love him as much as anyone but there are already other riders who can beat him over three weeks, and I don't mean Pog or Jonas. Separately, Bora need to wake up and make Lipowitz their leader. They already wasted his talent last year by insisting he ride as support.Renz14-06-2025
- Lipo only 20" behind Jonas. Unexpected. Yeah, Tadej superb performance but proportionally, other magnificent performances were Wellens, Lipowitz and the teen Seixas.maria2024202414-06-2025
- Remco will never beat this two in a grand tour due to his team being a lot weaker!frieders314-06-2025
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- Remco needs to do more if he expects to challenge the top 2. He cannot crash. He should at least drop the lesser climbersabstractengineer14-06-2025
- Absolute gush! Presumptuous nonsense and bad journalism. This is one of the world's finest riders we are talking about, and this kind of tabloid speculation has no place in this arena.maccabee14-06-2025
- Evenepoel yes, Vin, that’s not his best terrain so if Tadej pushes he can have difficulties. Jonas is a diesel but may have been fitted with a turbo lately. We will see. They have a month to fine tune and adapt to what they learn of each other here.Mistermaumau13-06-2025