How to watch the 2026 Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Races: Streaming and TV by country

TNT Sports and Discovery+ are where you can find the action for the Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Races in the UK.

For television viewers who have a subscription to the TNT Sports channels, you can find the action on one of the designated channels or by pressing the red button.

Discovery+ serves as the streaming platform for online viewers in the UK, with a current plan available at £30.99 a month.

For viewers in Unites States, the race will be shown live on FloBikes, with a monthly subscription costing $39.99 a month or $203.88 for a 12 month plan. 

In Australia, you can find the action courtesy of the free-to-air Seven Network.

Both races will begin their broadcasts live on 7 from 12 pm to 2 pm, and then on 7plus from 2 pm to 5 pm for the Women's race, and from 2 pm to 4 pm for the Men's race. (Times in AEDT)

Meanwhile, a dedicated pop-up channel will exist for the entirety of the race on 7plus.

In Europe and Pan-Asia, the official race website has listed Max and Discovery+ as the way to tune into the action. The race website highlights some specific nations. In the Netherlands, the race will be broadcast delayed on Eurosport 1 Netherlands, and in Israel live on The Sports Channel.

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Men's race

• All winners
• Startlist

Women's race

• All winners
• Startlist