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
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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Live coverage can be found on ITV4 every day, beginning around midday with Eurosport 1 also showing the racing.
S4C also plays footage live each day at 2pm, aside from the final stage where it'll start at 5pm.
For those not willing watch every minute of the 3,479.3 kilometre race, make sure you're around for the sharp end of stages, with most stages finishing at around 5pm.
There's also highlights programmes going out each evening on Eurosport and ITV4, as well as S4C.
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The 2019 Tour kicked off on Saturday, July 6 with a Grand Départ in Brussles. It will conclude in Paris on Sunday July 28.
Tour de France 2019 TV Guide: live coverage and highlights
Stage | Date | Coverage |
7 | Friday, July 12 | ITV4: 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) |
8 | Saturday, July 13 | ITV4: 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) |
9 | Sunday, July 14 | ITV4: 12-5pm (live), 7-8pm (highlights)Eurosport 1: 11.45am-4.45pm (live), 8-9pm (highlights)S4c: 2pm (live), 10-10.30pm (highlights) |
10 | Monday, July 15 | ITV4: 11am-5pm (live), 7-8pm (highlights)Eurosport 1: 11am-5pm (live), 11am-12am (highlights)S4c: 2pm (live), 10-10.30pm (highlights) |
Rest day | Tuesday, July 16 | Rest day |
11 | Wednesday, July 17 | ITV4: 12.30-5pm (live), 7-8pm (highlights)Eurosport 1: 12.15-5pm (live), 11pm-12am (highlights)S4c: 2pm (live), 10-10.30pm (highlights) |
12 | Thursday, July 18 | ITV4: 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) |
13 | Friday, July 19 | ITV4: 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) |
14 | Saturday, July 20 | ITV4: 12.30-4.30pm (live), 7-8pm (highlights)Eurosport 1: 12-4.30pm (live), 11pm-12am (highlights)S4c: 2pm (live), 10-10.30pm (highlights) |
15 | Sunday, July 21 | ITV4: 11-5pm (live), 7-8pm (highlights)Eurosport 1: 10.45am-4.30pm (live), 11pm-12am (highlights)S4c: 2pm (live), 10-10.30pm (highlights) |
Rest Day | Monday, July 22 | Rest day |
16 | Tuesday, July 23 | ITV4: 12-4.45pm (live), 7-8pm (highlights)Eurosport 1: 12-4.45pm (live), 11pm-12am (highlights)S4c: 2pm (live), 10-10.30pm (highlights) |
17 | Wednesday, July 24 | ITV4: 11.15am-4.45pm (live), 7-8pm (highlights)Eurosport 1: 11-4.45pm (live), 11pm-12am (highlights)S4c: 2pm (live), 10-10.30pm (highlights) |
18 | Thursday, July 25 | ITV4: 10am-4.45pm (live), 7-8pm (highlights)Eurosport 1: 10am-4.45pm (live), 11pm-12am (highlights)S4c: 2pm (live), 9.30-10pm (highlights) |
19 | Friday, July 26 | ITV4: 12.30-5pm (live), 7-8pm (highlights)Eurosport 1: 12.30-4.45pm (live), 11pm-12am (highlights)S4c: 2pm (live), 9.30-10pm (highlights) |
20 | Saturday, July 27 | ITV4: 12.15-5pm (live), 7-8pm (highlights)Eurosport 1: 12.15-5pm (live), 11pm-12am (highlights)S4c: 2pm (live), 10-10.30pm (highlights) |
21 | Sunday, July 28 | ITV: 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 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.
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