Here’s the quick scoop : in the USA, the 2026 Tour de France is expected to be on Peacock, with NBC Sports also carrying coverage on TV. The official Tour de France broadcaster page lists NBC Sports / Peacock for the United States, and recent cycling coverage guides say Peacock is the main streaming option for U.S. viewers.

How to watch

  • Stream it: Peacock is the main place to watch live in the U.S..
  • TV coverage: NBC Sports is the U.S. broadcaster, and some coverage may appear on NBC’s cable channels depending on the schedule.
  • Mobile and devices: Peacock works on common streaming devices and smart TVs, including Roku, Apple TV, Android TV, Chromecast, Xbox, PlayStation, VIZIO, and LG devices.

What it costs

  • Peacock Premium pricing reported in recent guides starts at $10.99/month or $109.99/year for ad-supported access.
  • An ad-free tier, Peacock Premium Plus , is listed at $16.99/month or $169.99/year.

What to expect

  • Coverage is described as live coverage of all 21 men’s stages.
  • Recent guides also say the USA coverage includes the Tour de France Femmes on Peacock as well.
  • If you prefer cable, some stages may air in the morning U.S. time, so recording can help if you’re not available live.
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OptionUSA availabilityNotes
PeacockYesMain streaming home for Tour de France coverage in the U.S.
NBC SportsYesOfficial U.S. broadcaster listed by the Tour
Cable channelsPossibleSome coverage may appear on NBC-related channels depending on stage and schedule

Practical tip

A lot of fans subscribe to Peacock just for the race and cancel afterward, since that’s the simplest legal way to follow every stage in the U.S.. For the most up-to-date stage-by-stage schedule, the broadcaster page and Peacock’s listings are the safest places to check.

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