This year, as in the past, you can watch the Tour de France live on TV as well as on your phone, tablet or computer. Here’s the TV schedule and the Tour de France 2019 teams.
In the UK, you can watch the Tour de France on TV on ITV, S4C and Eurosport. You can find the broadcaster for your region on the official Tour de France site by clicking the ‘Official Broadcasters’ tab at the top.
How can I stream Tour de France?
For those in the UK, all live coverage and highlights will be shown on ITV4. If you’re in Wales, tune into S4C . If you can’t get to a TV, you can watch the channel online in a web browser on ITV’s website or via the ITV Hub app , available for iOS , Android and various other platforms.
To watch S4C, head to the website in a compatible web browser. There’s also an iPad app , Android app and the S4C Clic app for iPhone .
Of course, you’ll need to be in the UK for this to work. If you’re outside of the UK and want to watch the ITV4 highlights, you could use a VPN such as NordVPN or Hidden24 .
With Eurosport Player , you need to pay a monthly (£6.99) or yearly (£39.99) subscription to access the videos.
Eurosport is offering live coverage of every single stage, so dedicated Tour de France fans might want to pay for a month’s subscription. Below we’ve listed the TV coverage schedule so you know when to tune in for live streaming.
What are the Tour de France 2019 teams?
Here’s an overview of all the teams including Team Ineos and Movistar.
Tour de France 2019 TV coverage
Below we’ve listed the entire TV schedule. If you just want the highlights, tune in from 7-8pm on ITV4. On Eurosport, highlights start at 8pm and last 2 hours.
Saturday 6 July – Stage 1
ITV 4: 10.45am Eurosport 1: 10.30am
Sunday 7 July – Stage 2
ITV 4: 12pm Eurosport 1: 1pm
Monday 8 July – Stage 3
ITV 4: 11am Eurosport 1: 10.45am
Tuesday 9 July – Stage 4
ITV 4: 10am Eurosport 1: 10.45am
Wednesday 10 July – Stage 5
ITV 4: 11am Eurosport 1: 11.45am
Thursday 11 July – Stage 6
ITV 4: 12pm Eurosport 1: 11.45am
Friday 12 July – Stage 7
ITV 4: 11am Eurosport 1: 10am
Saturday 13 July – Stage 8
ITV 4: 10.30am Eurosport 1: 10.45am
Sunday 14 July – Stage 9
ITV 4: 11.30am Eurosport 1: 11.30am
Monday 15 July
ITV 4: 11.30am Eurosport 1: 11.30am
Tuesday 16 July – Stage 10
Rest Day – highlights 7-8pm
Wednesday 17 July – Stage 11
ITV 4: 12.45pm Eurosport 1: 12.15pm
Thursday 18 July – Stage 12
ITV 4: 11am Eurosport 1: 10am
Friday 19 July – Stage 13
ITV 4: 12.30pm Eurosport 1: 12.30pm
Saturday 20 July – Stage 14
ITV 4: 12-5pm Eurosport 1: 12-5pm
Sunday 21 July – Stage 15
ITV 4: 12pm Eurosport 1: 10.45am
Monday 22 July
Rest day – highlights 7-8pm
Tuesday 23 July – Stage 16
ITV 4: 10.15am Eurosport 1: 11.45am
Wednesday 24 July – Stage 17
ITV 4: 2pm Eurosport 1: 11a m
Thursday 25 July – Stage 18
ITV 4: 12.45pm Eurosport 1: 9.45am
Friday 26 July – Stage 19
ITV 4: 11am Eurosport 1: 12.15pm
Saturday 27 July – Stage 20
ITV 4: 10.45am Eurosport 1: 12pm
Sunday 28 July – Stage 21
- Final stage
ITV 4: 3.30pm (highlights 9-10pm) Eurosport 1: 4.30pm (highlights 11pm)
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