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| 2025 Tour de France Schedule | ||
|---|---|---|
| Race | Date/Time | Watch/Stream |
| Stage 1 | 7/5/25 @ TBD | Peacock/TBD |
| Stage 2 | 7/6/25 @ TBD | Peacock/TBD |
| Stage 3 | 7/7/25 @ TBD | Peacock/TBD |
| Stage 4 | 7/8/25 @ TBD | Peacock/TBD |
| Stage 5 | 7/9/25 @ TBD | Peacock/TBD |
| Stage 6 | 7/10/25 @ TBD | Peacock/TBD |
| Stage 7 | 7/11/25 @ TBD | Peacock/TBD |
| Stage 8 | 7/12/25 @ TBD | Peacock/TBD |
| Stage 9 | 7/13/25 @ TBD | Peacock/TBD |
| Stage 10 | 7/14/25 @ TBD | Peacock/TBD |
| Stage 11 | 7/16/25 @ TBD | Peacock/TBD |
| Stage 12 | 7/17/25 @ TBD | Peacock/TBD |
| Stage 13 | 7/18/25 @ TBD | Peacock/TBD |
| Stage 14 | 7/19/25 @ TBD | Peacock/TBD |
| Stage 15 | 7/20/25 @ TBD | Peacock/TBD |
| Stage 16 | 7/22/25 @ TBD | Peacock/TBD |
| Stage 17 | 7/23/25 @ TBD | Peacock/TBD |
| Stage 18 | 7/24/25 @ TBD | Peacock/TBD |
| Stage 19 | 7/25/25 @ TBD | Peacock/TBD |
| Stage 20 | 7/26/25 @ TBD | Peacock/TBD |
| Stage 21 | 7/27/25 @ TBD | Peacock/TBD |
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Stream La Flèche Wallonne this Wednesday, April 23, on Peacock. Coverage of the men’s race begins at 6:45 AM ET, followed by the women’s race at 10:55 AM.
Dutch rider Mathieu van der Poel benefited from Tadej Pogačar’s late crash on Sunday to win the Paris-Roubaix race for the third straight year.
Stream Paris-Roubaix 2025 this weekend on Peacock. Saturday’s coverage begins at 8:40 AM ET with the women’s race, followed by the men’s race on Sunday at 5:05 AM.
Pogacar will seek to become the first Tour de France champion to win in Roubaix since cycling great Bernard Hinault back in 1981.
A four-time Spanish Vuelta champion, Roglic prevailed in the final 20 kilometers to win the decisive 88-kilometer stage and the overall victory.
Two-time Tour de France champion Jonas Vingegaard revealed that he suffered a concussion in a crash during the Paris-Nice race.
