The Tour de France Femmes 2022 has announced that Discovery Sports will broadcast the race across Europe, while a €250,000 prize fund across the different stage, jersey, and team competitions has also been revealed too.
An exclusive rights agreement between Discovery Sports and Eurovision Sport means that the Tour de France Femmes will be broadcast across Europe in more than 50 markets in July 2022. Viewers can watch the live, ad-free coverage via Discovery Sports' portfolio of channels, including Eurosport's linear channels and relevant streaming platforms.
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