Where to watch Tour de France 2019: live TV guide

Where to watch the 2019 Tour de France live on television - Eurosport, ITV4 and S4C schedules

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You can watch the Tour de France 2019 (July 6-28) live on TV, via three different channels - and each will have a highlights package, too.

Eurosport, ITV and Welsh channel S4C are broadcasting live coverage of each stage, in addition to analysis and highlights programmes.

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StageDateCoverage 
7Friday, July 12ITV4: 10am-4.30pm (live), 7-8pm (highlights)
Eurosport 1:  10am-4.15pm (live), 11.30pm-12.30am (highlights)
S4c: 2pm (live), 9.30-10pm (highlights)
8Saturday, July 13ITV4: 11am-4.45pm (live), 7-8pm (highlights)
Eurosport 1: 10.45am-4.30pm (live), 11.30pm-12.30am (highlights)
S4c: 2pm (live), 10-10.30pm (highlights)
9Sunday, July 14ITV4: 12-5pm (live), 7-8pm (highlights)
Eurosport 1: 11.45am-4.45pm (live), 8-9pm (highlights)
S4c: 2pm (live), 10-10.30pm (highlights)
10Monday, July 15ITV4: 11am-5pm (live), 7-8pm (highlights)
Eurosport 1: 11am-5pm (live), 11am-12am (highlights)
S4c: 2pm (live), 10-10.30pm (highlights)
Rest dayTuesday, July 16Rest day
11Wednesday, July 17ITV4: 12.30-5pm (live), 7-8pm (highlights)
Eurosport 1: 12.15-5pm (live), 11pm-12am (highlights)
S4c: 2pm (live), 10-10.30pm (highlights)
12Thursday, July 18ITV4: 10.30am-4.30pm (live), 7-8pm (highlights)
Eurosport 1: 10.30am-4.45pm (live), 11pm-12am (highlights)
S4c: 2pm (live), 9.30-10pm (highlights)
13Friday, July 19ITV4: 9-12pm - La Course, 1pm-5.15pm - TdF (live), 7-8pm (highlights)
Eurosport 1: 12.45-5pm (live), 11pm-12am (highlights)
S4c: 2pm (live), 9.30-10pm (highlights)
14Saturday, July 20ITV4: 12.30-4.30pm (live), 7-8pm (highlights)
Eurosport 1:  12-4.30pm (live), 11pm-12am (highlights)
S4c: 2pm (live), 10-10.30pm (highlights)
15Sunday, July 21ITV4: 11-5pm (live), 7-8pm (highlights)
Eurosport 1: 10.45am-4.30pm (live), 11pm-12am (highlights)
S4c: 2pm (live), 10-10.30pm (highlights)
Rest DayMonday, July 22Rest day
16Tuesday, July 23ITV4: 12-4.45pm (live), 7-8pm (highlights)
Eurosport 1:   12-4.45pm (live), 11pm-12am (highlights)
S4c: 2pm (live), 10-10.30pm (highlights)
17Wednesday, July 24ITV4: 11.15am-4.45pm (live), 7-8pm (highlights)
Eurosport 1: 11-4.45pm (live), 11pm-12am (highlights)
S4c: 2pm (live), 10-10.30pm (highlights)
18Thursday, July 25ITV4: 10am-4.45pm (live), 7-8pm (highlights)
Eurosport 1: 10am-4.45pm (live), 11pm-12am (highlights)
S4c: 2pm (live), 9.30-10pm (highlights)
19Friday, July 26ITV4: 12.30-5pm (live), 7-8pm (highlights)
Eurosport 1: 12.30-4.45pm (live), 11pm-12am (highlights)
S4c: 2pm (live), 9.30-10pm (highlights)
20Saturday, July 27ITV4: 12.15-5pm (live), 7-8pm (highlights)
Eurosport 1: 12.15-5pm (live), 11pm-12am (highlights)
S4c: 2pm (live), 10-10.30pm (highlights)
21Sunday, July 28ITV: 4.45-9.30pm (live), TBC (highlights)
Eurosport 1: 4.45-8.45pm (live), 10.30pm-12am (highlights)
S4c: 5pm (live), 10-10.30pm (highlights)

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Jonny Long

Jonny was Cycling Weekly's Weekend Editor until 2022.

I like writing offbeat features and eating too much bread when working out on the road at bike races.

Before joining Cycling Weekly I worked at The Tab and I've also written for Vice, Time Out, and worked freelance for The Telegraph (I know, but I needed the money at the time so let me live).

I also worked for ITV Cycling between 2011-2018 on their Tour de France and Vuelta a España coverage. Sometimes I'd be helping the producers make the programme and other times I'd be getting the lunches. Just in case you were wondering - Phil Liggett and Paul Sherwen had the same ham sandwich every day, it was great.