The Tour de Suisse holds a pivotal role in the cycling calendar, serving as the last major test before the Tour de France. Scheduled from June 9th to June 16th, this eight-day race in Switzerland includes challenging mountain stages, time trials, and opportunities for classics specialists. Here's your guide on when and where to catch all the action from this prestigious stage race.
The race will be broadcast in by the traditional channels, Eurosport Player and Discovery+. It will also be broadcast in the following:
Australia; Canada; USA - FloSports
Belgium - Proximus
European Balkans - Arena Sport
Southeast Asia - SPOTV
Caribbeans and South America - DIRECTV
Central America and Caribbeans - ESPN
Czech Republic - Czech TV
Denmark - TV2
France - L'Équipe
Hungary - AMC
India - Viacom18
Israel - Sport5
New Zealand - Sky New Zealand
Slovakia - JOJ TV
Spain - EITB
Sub-Saharan Africa - Supersport
Taiwan - ELTA
Stage 1: 14:08-17:00CET
Stage 2: 12:51-16:45CET
Stage 3: 13:14-16:45CET
Stage 4: 12:37-16:45CET
Stage 5: 13:11-16:45CET
Stage 6: 12:07-15:45CET
Stage 7: 14:23-17:15CET
Stage 8: 13:38-17:00CET
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