Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) is ready to cover every moment of the Tour de France and Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift with an unprecedented coverage across Europe. Starting from the Grand Départ on Saturday, July 5th in Lille, every stage of the Tour will be broadcast live in full on Eurosport 1 and discovery+, also available on DAZN, Timvision, and Prime Video Channels.

With commentary by Luca Gregorio accompanied by Wladimir Belli, Riccardo Magrini, and Moreno Moser and the daily post-stage appointment with Tour 360 on Eurosport Italia's YouTube channel, for the first time this year, Warner Bros. Discovery introduces the innovative Quad Screen function to simultaneously follow four video feeds (helicopters, motorcycle camera, breakaway, and yellow jersey group), offering viewers an increasingly immersive experience of the Grande Boucle. Additionally, WBD brings back the advanced studio Curve tools in mixed reality with its virtual wind tunnel, an inclinometer dedicated to the toughest climbs, the team tactics explainer bus, and supplementary data provided by VeloViewer.

With big names in the studio and on-site, the Eurosport Cycling team welcomes Romain Bardet, the French climber who for a decade was the enfant du pays (winner of 4 stages, second in 2016, first yellow jersey of the last edition) and who this year will follow some stages by motorcycle among his former race companions to offer his technical analysis, alternating with the indestructible Jens Voigt, who participated in 17 consecutive editions of the Grande Boucle, Adam Blythe, Matt Stephens, and two-time Tour de France champion Alberto Contador.

Starting Sunday, July 20th, Cycling Africa, The Rise of African Pro Cycling will also be available on discovery+, premiering on Eurosport 1 at 5:45 PM: the original documentary by Warner Bros. Discovery dedicated to the new frontier of cycling towards the first African World Championships in September in Rwanda. With the exclusive participation of Biniam Girmay, Chris Froome, and Ashleigh Moolman-Pasio.

The Tour de France is the first major world sporting event that marks Eurosport's strengthening of a distribution model that prioritizes streaming, in partnership with the main players in the Italian market - DAZN, Timvision, and Prime Video Channels - as well as its own OTT service discovery+ and, in the future, HBO Max.

From Brittany to the final finish line in the Alps of Haute-Savoie, passing through the Col de la Madeleine, the mythical climb of the Grande Boucle, the Tour de France Femmes 2025, now in its fourth edition and for the first time in 9 stages, will also be live every day on Eurosport 1 and discovery+ from Saturday, July 26th to Sunday, August 3rd. With the Tour de France broadcast live in full among over 1000 cycling races transmitted each year, in 2025 Warner Bros. Discovery confirms itself as the absolute leader in global cycling coverage.

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