UCI ProSeries on TV Today
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Where to Stream UCI ProSeries Live
The following premium networks and streaming platforms hold the verified digital broadcast rights to air official UCI ProSeries action.
About UCI ProSeries
The UCI ProSeries is the second-highest class of men's professional road cycling, sitting directly below the premier UCI WorldTour. Established in 2020 to streamline the global road racing calendar, the series comprises prestigious one-day classics (1.Pro) and multi-day stage races (2.Pro) across Europe, the Americas, and Asia. Contested by WorldTour giants alongside hungry ProTeams, the series serves as a critical battleground for valuable UCI world ranking points. The 2026 calendar features 61 races running from late January to mid-October, providing a grueling test of endurance for the peloton's elite sprinters, climbers, and classics specialists.
Top teams
ProSeries races feature a high-stakes mix of elite UCI WorldTeams and ambitious second-division UCI ProTeams. Powerhouse squads like UAE Team Emirates, Team Visma | Lease a Bike, INEOS Grenadiers, Soudal Quick-Step, and Lidl-Trek regularly field stars to tune up for Grand Tours, while top-tier ProTeams like Lotto Dstny, Uno-X Mobility, and Tudor Pro Cycling fight aggressively for wildcard entries and promotion points, ensuring high-octane breakaway attempts and tactical warfare in every race.
Format
The 2026 UCI ProSeries calendar is divided into 34 one-day races and 27 stage races, running from January 27 through October 18, 2026. Teams score points based on their finishing positions in each race, which feed directly into the UCI World Ranking. This ranking is crucial for ProTeams seeking automatic wildcards to Grand Tours like the Tour de France. Unlike the WorldTour, ProSeries events allow local Continental teams to participate, giving rising regional riders a rare opportunity to test themselves against the world's best.
Viewership
The ProSeries commands a massive, highly dedicated digital following. From the fan-packed cobbles of Kuurne–Brussels–Kuurne to the scenic mountain passes of the Tour of the Alps, millions of cycling enthusiasts tune in to watch live GPS telemetry, power outputs, and dramatic tactical finishes unfold under helicopter cameras across the globe.
Streaming options in the US
In the United States, cycling fans navigate a split rights landscape. The majority of ProSeries one-day classics and stage races are streamed live on FloBikes. However, RCS Sport-organized ProSeries races are carried exclusively on Max via the B/R Sports Add-On, while select ASO-managed events are streamed via Peacock, making a multi-service subscription approach necessary to follow the full calendar.
Streaming options in Canada
For Canadian cycling enthusiasts, FloBikes is the premier destination, holding the exclusive live and on-demand streaming rights to the vast majority of the UCI ProSeries calendar. Canadian subscribers can watch live race coverage, in-depth studio analysis, and full event replays on multiple connected screens.
Streaming options in the UK and Ireland
For viewers in the United Kingdom and Ireland, live coverage of the UCI ProSeries is anchored on the Max platform via TNT Sports (following the transition of Eurosport and Discovery+ rights to Max in March 2026). This unified service provides live feeds, multi-camera feeds, and ad-free on-demand coverage of the European road calendar.
International streaming options
Outside of North America and the UK, cycling fans can watch selected ProSeries events free-to-air in Australia via the SBS On Demand portal. In other global markets, Eurosport player integrations, regional pay-TV networks, and local sports apps deliver localized coverage of the 61-event series.
Current season
The 2026 UCI ProSeries season runs from January 27 to October 18, 2026, comprising 61 individual events. The summer schedule features critical stage-race preparation—including the Tour of Belgium and the Tour of Slovenia—before heading into late-season classics like the Giro dell'Emilia, Tre Valli Varesine, and Paris–Tours, with live streaming coverage split between FloBikes, Max, and regional partners.
Recently Completed Matches
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