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Live cycling is about to get a lot more expensive to watch in the UK, as it joins the premium channels alongside football and rugby.From 28 February 2025, Eurosport will disappear in the UK and Ireland, and cycling will move to TNT Sports. The decision was made by Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD), the parent company of the two channels, in a plan to align its sports offerings in a “single destination”.As a result, cycling will be put behind a larger paywall. The cost of a TNT Sports subscription is £30.99 a month, although this is available cheaper as an add-on to other TV packages. Until now, Eurosport has been offered at no extra cost to Sky TV and Virgin Media customers in the UK.WBD has also confirmed that it will provide no free-to-air live coverage of the Tour de France in the UK from 2026, when its exclusive rights deal becomes effective.

“The new home of cycling in the UK is going to be TNT Sports,” Scott Young, group senior vice president of WBD Sports Europe told the media in a presentation. “There is going to be a price rise for this premium sports channel. What we’ve looked at is creating value for money, taking the most premium sports properties as possible and creating the adjacency, creating a sports ecosystem where you get value.”To watch cycling, fans will have to opt into the complete TNT Sports package. Eurosport 1 and 2 will vanish from the TV listings at the end of next month, and cycling will instead be merged into the existing four TNT Sports channels.

Customers who use the Discovery+ app will also witness a price hike, and will have to swap from the standard £6.99 a month package to the £30.99 premium package if they want to continue to watch live cycling.