Cycling TV and streaming guide: How to watch European Track Championships, Tour of Oman, Tour de la Provence, and more

Wondering what cycling is on TV this week? Or how to watch each race, wherever you are in the world? You’ve come to the right place. Cycling Weekly’s pro cycling TV and streaming guide is here to keep you updated throughout the 2025 season, so you don’t miss a minute of the action.

Below, you’ll find details about which races are being televised this week, which broadcasters are showing them, and the ways you can access that coverage.

We'll try and make it as simple and cost-effective for you to watch all the cycling you want, with information on subscriptions, streaming deals, free trials, and indeed free streams.

Cycling on TV this week - at a glance

How to watch European Track Championships: Streams, TV channels

The road season is just getting into swing and the cyclocross season is reaching its final throes, but we have another discipline this week with a major competition on the boards: the 2025 European Track Championships. Racing runs from February 12-16 in the in Heusden-Zolder, Belgium, with plenty of stars in action including sprint sensation Harrie Lavreysen.

How to watch European Track Championships 2025 in the UK

Fans in the UK can watch the European Track Championships 2025 on Eurosport and Discovery+.

Soak it in while you can – Eurosport will be disappearing from your TV screens at the end of the month, and you'll have to decide whether to fork out for TNT Sports. The same goes for watching cycling online on the Discovery+ streaming platform – existing subscribers can still watch on their current plans but from next month – and from now for any new subscribers – it will cost £30.99 a month.

The first four days of the European Track Championships will be broadcast on TV and online, with the action live on Eurosport 2 on TV and Discovery+ online – it's evening cycling so coverage starts between 5.15pm and 6.55pm GMT and finishes between 8.30pm and 9pm. The final day on February 16 is earlier and, because of scheduling clashes, it online-only from 1.15pm to 4.35pm.

European Track Cycling Championships free streams

Fans in certain countries can watch the European Track Cycling Championships for free, including Belgium and Italy. Belgium, where the event is taking place, has extensive free live coverage across the two major public broadcasters: VRT in the Flemish north and RTBF in the French-speaking south.

Both will have coverage of all five days of the European Track Cycling Championships on their streaming platforms: VRT Max for VRT, and Auvio for RTBF.

Additionally, in France, La Chaîne L'Equipe has a full five days of action, which can be watched on TNT linear television, via the free TF1+ streaming platform, or on L'Equipe's website via a simple browser player.

In Italy, public broadcaster RAI will have coverage of days 1, 3 and 5 on its streaming service, RAI Play.

If you're based in one of these countries but are currently are outside the country, you can still get your streams by using a VPN, such as NordVPN.

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Where to watch Tour of Oman

The 2025 Tour of Oman, which features the famous Green Mountain summit finish, comes to a conclusion this week on Wednesday February 12.

Tour of Oman: Limited broadcast options

Despite strengthening its status as a solid early-season hit-out for a host of big names, the Tour of Oman hasn't expanded into the realms of widespread TV coverage.

It's not on Eurosport/Discovery in the UK or Europe, it's not on anywhere in the US or Canada, and it's highlights-only on SBS in Australia this year.

Oman Sports TV shows the Tour of Oman, which you can watch via browser player or their YouTube channel without any sign-up, geo-restrictions, or payments.

How to watch Tour de la Provence

After the Étoile de Bessèges last week, stage racing in France continues with the Tour de la Provence, a short-but-sweet three-day event in south west France, running February 14-16.

Watch Tour de la Provence in the UK

In the UK, the Tour de la Provence will be broadcast online only on Discovery+. There will be no TV coverage on Eurosport, with other races given the nod by the schedule makers.

As outlined above, Discovery+ has just undergone a huge price hike, so it's now £30.99 a month for any new subscribers. There are a couple of hours of coverage each day, finishing between 3.30pm and 4.10pm.

Watch Tour de la Provence in the US and Canada

Flobikes has the Tour de la Provence on its listings, although it still has 'TBD' next to it. If it does go ahead, as it stands it's open to US subscribers as well as those in Canada (who get much more live cycling than in the US.

Subscriptions cost US$30 / CAN$39.99 a month or $US150 / CAN$203.88 for the year.

Tour de la Provence: Watch for free in Australia

Fans in Australia can watch the Tour de la Provence for free thanks to SBS.

SBS has a smattering of cycling rights that includes the Tour de France and plenty more major races, but they also have this early-season three-dayer in France.

All three stages will go out live on the SBS On Demand streaming platform, which is free to use.

There is also free streaming in France via the PACA regional arm of France 3 via their browser player.

Away from Australia right now? You can still tune into your usual services with a VPN, such as NordVPN.

How to watch Vuelta a Murcia, Clásica de Almería, Figueira Classic

This weekend sees no fewer than three one-day races on the Iberian peninsula. In Spain, it's the Vuelta a Murcia on Saturday February 15 followed by the Clásica de Almería on Sunday February 15. Over in Portugal, the Figueira Champions Classic on February 15 is a warm-up ahead of next week's Volta ao Algarve.

Watch in the UK

It's easy for fans in the UK: the Vuelta a Murcia, Clásica de Almería, and Figueira Classic are all on Discovery+.

On Saturday, the Vuelta a Murcia will be on TV additionally, on Eurosport 2 from 3.40pm to 4.30pm GMT, and it's the same channel for Figueira on Sunday from 3.30pm to 5.30pm. The Clásica de Almería is online-only from 1.30pm to 3.30pm.

Watch in the US and Canada

Flobikes has the rights to all three races but only for subscribers in Canada.

Free live stream

In the host country of Spain, both the Vuelta a Murcia and Clásica de Almería will be shown by public broadcaster RTVE on the RTVE Play streaming platform, which is free to use with registration.

How to watch Cyclocross this week

The 2024/2025 cyclocross season is not quite over, with the series finales for the Exact Cross and X2O Trofee this weekend. On Saturday February 15 it's Exact Cross St Niklaas - Waaslandcross, and on Sunday February 16 it's the X2O Trofee Brussels.

In the UK, both races will be shown online on Discovery+, while US viewers can watch them on Max, and Canadians can watch on Flobikes.

In the host country of Belgium there's free streaming from Sporza - either on the VRT Max streaming platform or simply on the Sporza website.