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How to watch the 2025 Copenhagen Sprint: TV schedule, live worldwide streaming

Your guide to watching the 2025 Copenhagen Sprint—men’s and women’s races—including broadcast times and streaming platforms around the globe.

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The 2025 Copenhagen Sprint marks the debut of Denmark’s newest race on the UCI WorldTour and Women’s WorldTour calendars. With flat, fast routes finishing in the heart of the capital, it promises a showcase for the world’s top sprinters.

Whether you're tuning in for hometown hero Mads Pedersen or the unstoppable Lorena Wiebes, here’s how to watch both races live - from global TV broadcast details to online streaming platforms.

How to watch the 2025 Copenhagen Sprint in the UK

In the UK, viewers can watch the Copenhagen Sprint on Discovery+.

A Discovery+ subscriptions cost £30.99 a month.

How to watch the 2025 Copenhagen Sprint in the USA

In the United States, the Copenhagen Sprint will stream live on Max (requires Sports add-on via Discovery’s platform).

How to watch the 2025 Copenhagen Sprint in Australia

Unfortunately for Australian fans, the men's and women's Copenhagen Sprint won’t be available to watch live.

How to watch the 2025 Copenhagen Sprint in Canada

Based on our information Canadian viewers won't be able to watch the Copenhagen Sprint. 

How to watch the 2025 Copenhagen Sprint in Europe

In most countries the Copenhagen Sprint is available through Eurosport or HBO Max. There is a free stream available via DR TV.

Category Race Date Start time (CET) Expected finish (CET)

Women's race

Roskilde - Copenhagen (151.3km)

Saturday 21st June

13.35

17.05

Men's race

Roskilde - Copenhagen (235.7km)

Sunday 22nd June

11.00

15.54

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