How to watch the Tour de France Femmes in 2024

Where to watch the Tour de France Femmes

The majority of Tour de France Femmes content will be broadcast exclusively on Peacock. However, the final two stages of the race will also air on CNBC. 

Watch the Tour de France Femmes on Peacock

The majority of Tour de France Femmes stages are available exclusively on Peacock. While you can’t get this platform for free, it’s affordable and doesn’t require a long-term commitment. In addition to hosting cycling events, you can use Peacock to watch Premier League soccer in the U.S., golf, basketball and a handful of NFL games. 

Peacock also has a large library of NBCUniversal content. This includes shows from NBC primetime, Bravo programming and Peacock Originals like “Apples Never Fall.” There are also more than 50 channels streaming around the clock with NBC content in syndication. With the Premium Plus plan, you can stream your local NBC affiliate 24/7.

Watch the Tour de France Femmes on DIRECTV STREAM

All four of the DIRECTV STREAM packages offer CNBC. Still, you may want to upgrade to the Choice, Ultimate, or Premier packages to unlock more sports channels. At the higher tiers of service, you’ll find networks like ESPN, ESPN 2,  Fox Sports 1 (FS1), Fox Sports 2 (FS2), Big Ten Network, NBA TV and MLB TV. DIRECTV STREAM is also ideal for people who care about regional sports networks (RSNs) they carry more RSNs than most other sports streaming services. You’ll get Bally Sports Networks and the Marquee Sports Network with the Choice plan and above. 

DIRECTV STREAM has a sports pack add-on. Many of the add-on channels, like NBA TV, are available in the DIRECTV STREAM channel lineup, if you have the Choice, Ultimate, or Premier plans. All plans have unlimited DVR storage and unlimited simultaneous streams inside your home network. 

Watch the Tour de France Femmes on Fubo

Fubo is great for sports fans overall. You’ll get CNBC for Tour de France coverage, but that’s just the beginning. You can tune into collegiate and professional action on local channels, Big Ten Network, ESPN, ESPN2, FS1, FS2, NFL Network, Marquee Sports Network, Fubo Sports, Golf Channel and regional Bally Sports networks. Customers have three Fubo plans to choose from. Note that a fee may be applied for any packages that include regional sports networks.

The Sports Plus with NFL RedZone extra allows you to expand your Fubo channel lineup and is especially useful for basketball and hockey fans. This extra is where you can access SEC Network, NHL Network, MLB Network, ACCN and NBA TV. Fubo now offers unlimited cloud DVR recording, so you can record and watch back the last two stages of Tour de France Femmes for up to nine months. This service also offers 10 simultaneous streams in your home network and three additional streams outside your network.

Watch the Tour de France Femmes on Hulu + Live TV

Hulu + Live TV has one channel plan with 95+ channels. The good news is that this plan includes CNBC. The even better news for sports fans is that you’ll also get a free ESPN Plus subscription with your Hulu + Live TV plan. You can even login with your Hulu credentials, making it easy to access everything from full collegiate football games to the entire “30 for 30” documentary series. Customers also get the massive Hulu video-on-demand library.

Other popular networks in the Hulu + Live TV channel lineup include Big Ten Network, SEC Network, ESPN, ESPN2, FS1, FS2, NFL Network and MLB network. Unfortunately, NBA TV is missing from the lineup. The Sports Add-on expands your guide to include NFL RedZone, Outdoor Channel, Sportsman Channel, FanDuel TV and other niche sports channels. All customers get unlimited DVR storage and two simultaneous streams. 

Watch the Tour de France Femmes on Sling TV

Sling TV is the most affordable option, but you will sacrifice channel count. To get CNBC, you’ll need to add-on the Sling Blue Sports Extra. Some markets get local channels like ABC or Fox but you won’t find them everywhere. Sling TV also has a Sports Extra, which carries appealing networks like Big Ten Network, FS1, NFL Network, SEC Network, MLB Network and NBA TV. 

Without the Sports Extra add-on, your access to popular sports is limited with Sling TV. You can get ESPN on Sling Orange and FS1 and NFL Network on Sling Blue. Customers get 50 hours of DVR space, or 200 hours with an upgrade. Sling Orange allows one stream, Sling Blue gives you three simultaneous streams and Sling Orange & Blue offers four simultaneous streams.

Watch the Tour de France Femmes on YouTube TV

There is only one YouTube TV package and it has CNBC, alongside of a lot of other sports channels. Plus, YouTube TV is the official home of the NFL Sunday Ticket for out-of-market games. Channels in the YouTube TV guide include Big Ten Network, ESPN, ESPN2, NFL Network, NBA TV, FS1, FS2, SEC Network and the Golf Channel. Unfortunately, you can’t get MLB Network on YouTube TV,  but you will get all local channels. 

Still need more channels? The Sports Plus add-on offers NFL RedZone, Tennis Channel, FanDuel TV and more. YouTube TV also offers unlimited DVR space and three simultaneous streams. Unique features like Key Plays and Stats views allow you to turn on a game late and get caught up quickly. 

Tour de France Femmes schedule 2024

• Monday, August 12 @ 7:10 a.m. Stage 1
• Tuesday, August 13 @ 9:20 a.m. Stage 2
• Wednesday, August 13 @ 10:00 a.m. Stage 3
• Thursday, August 14 @ 9:20 a.m. Stage 4
• Friday, August 15 @ 9:20 a.m. Stage 5
• Saturday, August 16 @ 9:20 a.m. Stage 6
• Sunday, August 7 @ 9:20 a.m. Stage 7
• Sunday, August 18 @ 9:20 a.m. Stage 8

*All times are in EST

FAQ

How can I watch the Tour de France in the USA?

Peacock is the home of the Tour de France in America. Some stages also air on NBC, USA and CNBC. For the Tour de France Femmes, stages air on Peacock and CNBC.

Is it free to watch the Tour de France on Peacock?

No, you need a paid subscription to watch. Once you have a login, the race is included in your plan.

How many people watch the Tour de France Femmes?

About 20 million viewers tuned into the Tour de France Femmes in 2023. 4.3 people tuned into the final stage to see Demi Vollering win.