What's happening to cycling on TV in the UK? Explaining the Eurosport closure, TNT Sports, pricing, and how to watch
Briefly

Eurosport will stop broadcasting in the UK this week, ending a 35-year legacy in cycling coverage. As cycling transitions to TNT Sports, fans will face a shocking 343% increase in streaming costs, from £6.99 to £30.99 per month. This change comes alongside the announcement that the Tour de France will no longer be available on free-to-air TV starting in 2026, raising concerns about the sport's accessibility and viewership in the UK. The implications of these shifts on the cycling community and future viewership are profound.
Eurosport's exit from UK TV marks the end of an era, with cycling moving to TNT Sports and significant price hikes for viewers.
Cycling coverage moving to TNT Sports heralds a dramatic 343% price increase for streaming, raising concerns about accessibility for fans.
The announcement that Tour de France will leave free-to-air TV by 2026 amplifies worries on the future of cycling viewership in the UK.
Fans will face a seismic shift in cycling broadcasting, with TNT Sports set to become the exclusive network in the UK.
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