How to Watch the 2026 Tour de France Femmes Without Cable (Even for Free)
The 113th edition of the Tour de France finished out strong with Tadej Pogačar of Slovenia winning his fifth race. Now we're gearing up for the women's race: the Tour de France Femmes. Marking its fifth year, the Tour de France Femmes will start off in Lausanne, Switzerland and finish in Nice, France.
- ▪The 113th edition of the Tour de France finished out strong with Tadej Pogačar of Slovenia winning his fifth race.
- ▪Now we're gearing up for the women's race: the Tour de France Femmes.
- ▪Marking its fifth year, the Tour de France Femmes will start off in Lausanne, Switzerland and finish in Nice, France.
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The 113th edition of the Tour de France finished out strong with Tadej Pogačar of Slovenia winning his fifth race. Now we're gearing up for the women's race: the Tour de France Femmes. Marking its fifth year, the Tour de France Femmes will start off in Lausanne, Switzerland and finish in Nice, France. Riders will travel 730 miles across all nine stages.For those watching at home, the 2026 race has the distinction of being the longest competition by distance and the greatest elevation gain to date for the modern iteration. Want to follow along live? The Tour de France Femmes is being broadcast on NBC Sports this year. However, if you don't have cable, there are other ways to tune in, even for free. Here's what you need to know.
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