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Where to Watch 2025 UCI Road World Championships (Men’s Elite Road Race)

19.09.2025, 06:15

The Men’s Elite Road Race in Kigali is set to be a landmark event: the first-ever Road Worlds held in Africa. Cycling fans everywhere will want to know how and where to watch it live — and there’s no shortage of broadcast options across the globe.

WHERE TO WATCH – FULL BROADCAST LIST

Country Platform(s) Language Paid/Free
United Kingdom BBC (TV, Red Button, iPlayer), TNT Sports, Discovery+ English BBC free / TNT & Discovery+ paid
Ireland TNT Sports, Discovery+ English Paid
France France Télévisions, HBO Max French France TV free / HBO Max paid
Belgium VRT (Sporza), RTBF, HBO Max Flemish/French Free (TV) / HBO Max paid
Germany ZDF, Discovery+ German ZDF free / Discovery+ paid
Netherlands NOS, HBO Max Dutch NOS free / HBO Max paid
Denmark TV 2, HBO Max Danish TV 2 paid / HBO Max paid
Italy RAI, Discovery+ Italian RAI free / Discovery+ paid
Spain RTVE, HBO Max Spanish RTVE free / HBO Max paid
Switzerland SRG SSR (SRF/RTS/RSI), HBO Max German/French/Italian Free (TV) / HBO Max paid
Slovenia RTV Slovenija, HBO Max Slovenian RTV free / HBO Max paid
Norway TV 2, HBO Max Norwegian TV 2 paid / HBO Max paid
Portugal RTP, HBO Max Portuguese RTP free / HBO Max paid
Sweden Discovery+ / HBO Max / Eurosport 1 Swedish Paid
United States FloBikes English Paid
Canada FloBikes English Paid
Colombia DirecTV Sports, Claro Sports Spanish Paid
Latin America (excl. Brazil) DirecTV Sports, Claro Sports Spanish Paid / UCI YouTube free in some regions
Australia Stan Sport English Paid
New Zealand UCI YouTube (where available) English Free (if not geo-blocked)
China UCI YouTube / Facebook (if accessible) Chinese/English Free (VPN needed)
Japan TBD (likely J SPORTS) Japanese To be confirmed
South Africa SuperSport English Paid
Middle East UCI YouTube / Facebook Arabic/English Free
North Africa UCI YouTube / Facebook Arabic/French/English Free
Scandinavia (general) Discovery+ / HBO Max / Eurosport 1 Scandinavian languages/English Paid

Spotlight Countries

United Kingdom 🇬🇧

British fans are in luck — BBC will broadcast the elite races free-to-air, while TNT Sports and Discovery+ offer complete coverage. That’s as good as it gets: free access plus premium streaming for diehards.

France 🇫🇷

France Télévisions continues its tradition of showing cycling’s biggest races for free, and fans can also use HBO Max for streaming. Expect strong French commentary and national pride on full display.

Belgium 🇧🇪

Belgium is cycling-mad, and the coverage reflects it: VRT (Sporza) and RTBF will cover the action in both Flemish and French. Every café in Flanders will probably have it on.

Germany 🇩🇪

ZDF will air the main events on free TV, while Discovery+ has every race for subscribers. German fans get the best of both worlds: casual viewing on TV or full access online.

United States 🇺🇸

No TV deal this year — FloBikes has the exclusive rights. That means American fans will need to pay for streaming, but they’ll get every event, start to finish.

Colombia 🇨🇴

DirecTV Sports and Claro Sports are carrying the race, which means Colombians can watch their national stars chase rainbow stripes. Passion for cycling runs deep here — expect huge interest.

Australia 🇦🇺

Stan Sport is the only way to watch in Australia, and it’s subscription-only. Aussies will need the Sport add-on, but coverage will be comprehensive.

New Zealand 🇳🇿

No broadcaster has stepped up — so the UCI’s YouTube stream will likely be the main option. Free if not geo-blocked, but less polished than local commentary would be.

South Africa 🇿🇦

SuperSport will cover the event live across its channels and streaming platforms. Being the first African Worlds, expect heavy local focus and pride in the broadcast.

Japan 🇯🇵

Coverage is still unclear, though J SPORTS has carried it in the past. Japanese fans will want to keep an eye out — if no deal comes, the UCI’s streams are the fallback.

Why You Should Watch

The 2025 Road World Championships in Kigali aren’t just another edition of cycling’s biggest one-day race. This is the first time the rainbow jersey will be contested on African soil — a historic moment for the sport and for the continent. It’s also the 92nd Worlds, bringing nearly a century of tradition into a new chapter.

Expect chaos, tactics, heartbreak, and maybe a surprise winner — Rwanda’s hills are no playground. Don’t just follow the results: watch it unfold live.

👉 Check out our full preview and odds breakdown to see who’s most likely to claim the rainbow jersey in Kigali.

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