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Cycling TV and streaming guide: How to watch Challenge Mallorca, AlUla Tour, Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race and more this week

All the information on broadcasters and schedules for the week's racing

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Wondering what cycling is on TV this week? Or how to watch each race, wherever you are in the world? You’ve come to the right place. Cycling Weekly’s pro cycling TV and streaming guide is here to keep you updated throughout the 2025 season, so you don’t miss a minute of the action.

Below, you’ll find details about which races are being televised this week, which broadcasters are showing them, and the ways you can access that coverage.


Cycling on TV this week - at a glance

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Race

UK broadcaster

US broadcaster

Canadian broadcaster

Australian broadcaster

Free stream

AlUla Tour
(January 27-31)

► TNT Sports / Discovery+

Flobikes

Flobikes

SBS

SBS On Demand
(Australia)

Challenge Mallorca
(January 28, 29, 30, 31, February 1)

TNT Sports / Discovery+

HBO Max

Flobikes

N/A

RTVE Play

Surf Coast Classic
(January 28, 29)

TNT Sports / Discovery+

HBO Max

Flobikes

SBS

SBS On Demand
(Australia)

UCI Cyclocross World Championships
(January 30-February 1)

TNT Sports / Discovery+

Flobikes

Flobikes

Stan Sport

Sporza, Auvio (Belgium), NOS (Netherlands)

Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race
(January 31, February 1)

TNT Sports / Discovery+

HBO Max

Flobikes

SBS

SBS On Demand
(Australia)

GP La Marseillaise
(February 1)

TNT Sports / Discovery+

N/A

Flobikes

N/A

France.TV


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How to watch the AlUla Tour

The 2026 AlUla Tour is a five-stage race for the men's peloton in Saudi Arabia, running from January 27-31. Star sprinter Jonathan Milan headlines the field.

UK: Fans in the UK can watch the AlUla Tour live on TNT Sports 4 and the Discovery+ streaming platform.

North America: Flobikes is showing the AlUla Tour for both its US and Canadian subscribers.

Australia: SBS has the rights to the 2026 AlUla Tour, with stages streaming at SBS On Demand.

Free: You can watch the AlUla Tour for free in Australia through SBS On Demand.

How to watch Challenge Mallorca

Challenge Mallorca is a series of one-day races on the Spanish island. After the women's race, it's time for the men's event this year, with five races on consecutive days from January 28 through February 1. They are mostly hilly affairs with relaxed competitors that throw up surprisingly good racing for this time of the year.

UK: In the UK, Challenge Mallorca is in the hands of TNT Sports and Discovery+. The races are on TNT Sports 4 for TV viewers, and streaming online at Discovery+.

North America: HBO Max is showing the Challenge Mallorca for those in the States, while Flobikes has the action in Canada.

Australia: At present there is no Australian broadcast option for Challenge Mallorca.

Free: You can watch Challenge Mallorca for free in the host country of Spain through public broadcaster RTVE and its streaming platform RTVE Play.

How to watch Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race

Following on from the WorldTour opener the Tour Down Under, the top-tier race series stays in Australia for the Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race, with the women's event on January 31 and the men's on February 1. Plenty of big names from the Tour Down Under are staying on for the hilly one-day race, including the TDU champions Jay Vine and Noemi Ruegg.

UK: In the UK, the Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race – men and women – will be shown online-only at Discovery+.

North America: HBO Max is showing the Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race for those in the States, while Flobikes has the action in Canada.

Australia: SBS is of course showing the Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race, with both races streaming at SBS On Demand.

Free: You can watch the Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race for free in Australia through SBS On Demand.

Plans and prices

UK

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Platform

Monthly

Annual

Discovery+

£30.99

£305.88

TNT Sports

Price varies by TV package

Price varies by TV package

US

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Platform

Monthly

Annual

Max

$16.99

$169.99

Flobikes

$29.99

$150

Peacock

$10.99

$109.99

Canada

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Platform

Monthly

Annual

Flobikes

$39.99

$203.88

Australia

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Platform

Monthly

Annual

SBS On Demand

Free

Free

Staylive

$5.99

$59.99

Stan Sport

$32

N/A

Disclaimer

We test and review VPN services in the context of legal recreational uses. For example: 1. Accessing a service from another country (subject to the terms and conditions of that service). 2. Protecting your online security and strengthening your online privacy when abroad. We do not support or condone the illegal or malicious use of VPN services. Consuming pirated content that is paid-for is neither endorsed nor approved by Future Publishing.

Patrick manages the How To Watch content across Cycling Weekly and the other sports publications at Future. He's an NCTJ qualified journalist with a decade of experience in digital sports media. He spent eight years at Cyclingnews between 2015 and 2023, latterly as Deputy Editor.

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