LIVE Sports Streaming This Week on Peacock Aug 8 – Aug 14: When to Stream 2024 Paris Olympics and More

Seasons come and go, but LIVE sports never stop on Peacock. Peacock’s expansive live sports programming includes Premier League, Sunday Night Football, Big Ten Football, Notre Dame Football, NASCAR, NTT INDYCAR Series, SuperMotocross World Championship, golf, and more. This week though, we’re in the middle of the 2024 Paris Olympics. With so many events, it can be hard to keep track of when it all starts. Even then, there are still other sports you can stream LIVE. Want to see it all? We put together this guide to all the big live sports and events happening this week from Aug 8 through Aug 14. Check out the schedule:

Olympics 

The 2024 Paris Olympics are in their final week! The greatest athletes in the world are facing off to find out who can run the fastest, soar the highest, horse the horsiest... too many to name here, really. It’s the most exciting time in sports, and it’s all right here on Peacock. All of it. Every moment. Every medal. You can watch every second of your favorite sport, or you can check out Gold Zone to be taken straight to the most exciting moments as they’re happening in real time. Find out when your faves start and don’t miss a moment. 

Marathon Swimming 

If you thought the speed of the other swimming events was impressive, wait until you see the stamina it takes to swim 10km in open water. This sport requires strength, patience, strategy, and if you can manage a burst of speed to pull ahead at the end, great. This year, Marathon Swimming will take place in the Seine River at Pont Alexandre III. 

Thursday at 1:30a ET: Women’s 10km 

Friday at 1:30a ET: Men’s 10km 

Golf 

Golf is back as a medal event in the 2024 Paris Olympics. 60 of the world’s best golfers will represent their countries at The Games. The Olympics invites the top 15 world-ranked golfers with a limit of four players per country. The Women’s tournament is underway and features some of the biggest golfers in the world. We’ll see World No. 1 Nelly Korda, Lilia Vu, and Rose Zhang for Team USA, Céline Boutier for France, Brooke Henderson for Canada, and more. Olympic Golf tournaments will be held at Le Golf National. 

Thursday at 3a ET: Women’s Round 12 

Friday at 3a ET: Women’s Round 3 

Saturday at 3a ET: Women’s Final Round 

Taekwondo 

This martial art dates back to ancient Korea and became an international sport in 1973. Competitors aim to kick and punch their opponent while avoiding being hit. It’s a fast, thrilling sport with points being awarded for the difficulty of the strikes being used. Spinning kicks are given extra points. Taekwondo will take place in the Grand Palais. 

Thursday at 3p ET: Men’s 68kg, Women’s 57kg Prelims 

Thursday at 8:30a ET: Men’s 68kg, Women’s 57kg Quarterfinals and Semifinals 

Thursday at 1:30p ET: Men’s 68kg, Women’s 57kg Finals 

Friday at 3a ET: Women’s 67kg, Men’s 80kg Prelims 

Friday at 8:30a ET: Women’s 67kg, Men’s 80kg Quarterfinals and Semifinals 

Friday at 1:30p ET: Women’s 67kg, Men’s 80kg Finals 

Saturday at 3a ET: Men’s 80+kg, Women’s 67+kg Prelims 

Saturday at 8:30a ET: Men’s 80+kg, Women’s 67+kg Quarterfinals and Semifinals 

Saturday at 1:30p ET: Men’s 80+kg, Women’s 67+kg Finals 

Track & Field 

Track & Field has so many opportunities for medals each day, it’s hard to find a sport more thrilling or emotional. Especially with the star athletes we have competing this year. The men’s side includes Noah Lyles, who just might be the fastest man on Earth. On the women’s side, we have Sha’Carri Richardson and Gabby Thomas, two athletes who routinely leave jaws on the floor and opponents in the dust. That’s only two of the athletes you’ll see in the coming week. Everyone competing in Track & Field is phenomenal with an amazing story behind them. No matter who takes gold, there will be tears. Track & Field Events will be held outside the Hotel de Ville, at Invalides, in the Stade de France, and on the Trocadero. 

Thursday at 4a ET: Men’s and Women’s 4x100m Relay Round 1 and More 

Thursday at 4:20a ET: Women’s Shot Put Qualifying 

Thursday at 5a ET: Heptathlon – High Jump 

Thursday at 9a ET: Men’s and Women’s 4x100m and More 

Thursday at 1p ET: Men’s 200m and Women’s 400m Hurdles Finals 

Thursday at 1:30p ET: Heptathlon – Shot Put 

Thursday at 1:35p ET: Men’s 200m Finals and More 

Thursday at 1:55p ET: Women’s Long Jump Final 

Thursday at 2:20p ET: Men’s Javelin Throw Final 

Friday at 4a ET: Men’s 800m Semifinals and More 

Friday at 4a ET: Heptathlon – Long Jump 

Friday at 5:15a ET: Heptathlon – Javelin Throw 

Friday at 1p ET: Men’s 4x100m Finals and More 

Friday at 1:30p ET: Men’s and Women’s 4x100m Finals and More 

Friday at 1:40p ET: Women’s Shot Put Final 

Friday at 2:10p ET: Men’s Triple Jump Final 

Saturday at 2a ET: Men’s Marathon 

Saturday at 11a ET: Men’s Marathon 

Saturday at 12:30p ET: Women’s 100m Hurdles Final and More 

Saturday at 1p ET: Men’s and Women’s 4x400m Final and More 

Saturday at 1:05p ET: Men's High Jump Final 

Saturday at 1:35p ET: Women's Javelin Throw Final 

Sunday at 2a ET: Women’s Marathon 

Sunday at 12p ET: Women’s Marathon 

Diving 

Diving has been a part of the Olympic games since 1904 and is one of the most technically complex sports on the program. Divers are judged on the aesthetics of their movements in the air, how well they enter the water, and if it’s a synchronized event, how well they match their partner. That’s tough to keep track of when you’re falling through the air and these athletes make it look easy. Diving events will take place in Paris’ Aquatics Centre. 

Thursday at 4a ET: Women’s 3m Springboard Semifinal 

Thursday at 9a ET: Men’s 3m Springboard Final 

Friday at 4a ET: Men’s 10m Platform Preliminary 

Friday at 9a ET: Women’s 3m Springboard Final 

Saturday at 4a ET: Men’s 10m Platform Semifinal 

Saturday at 9a ET: Men’s 10m Platform Final 

Rhythmic Gymnastics 

If Gymnastics is your favorite part of the Summer Games, you have even more to look forward to. Rhythmic Gymnastics combines the Artistic Gymnastics moves we were all recently floored by with modern dance. Gymnasts use ribbons, hoops, balls, and clubs to create a performance that will be judged by difficulty, artistry, and execution. Rhythmic Gymnastics will take place at the Porte de La Chapelle Arena. 

Thursday at 4a ET: Individual All-Around Qualification – Part 1 

Thursday at 9a ET: Individual All-Around Qualification – Part 2 

Friday at 4a ET: Group All-Around Qualification – Part 1 

Friday at 5:16a ET: Group All-Around Qualification – Part 2 

Friday at 8:30a ET: Individual All-Around Final 

Saturday at 8a ET: Group All-Around Final 

Sport Climbing 

This sport made its official Olympic debut in Tokyo, and stuck around for the 2024 Paris Olympics. With three events all featuring unreal displays of speed, strategy, and strength, you can see why. Bouldering requires athletes to scale 4.5m walls without ropes. Speed requires athletes to scale a 15m inclined wall as fast as possible. The lead event requires extreme adaptability as climbers navigate a 15m wall having never seen the route before. After watching this event, we wouldn’t be surprised if you looked up local climbing gyms. Sport Climbing will be held at the Le Bourget Climbing Venue, one of two venues specifically built for these Olympics. 

Thursday at 4a ET: Women’s Combined – Semifinal Lead 

Thursday at 6:35a ET: Men’s Speed – Quarterfinals 

Thursday at 6:46a ET: Men’s Speed – Semifinals 

Thursday at 6:54a ET: Men’s Speed – Final 

Friday at 4:15a ET: Men’s Combined – Final Boulder 

Friday at 6:35a ET: Men’s Combined – Final Lead 

Saturday at 4:15a ET: Women’s Combined – Final Boulder 

Saturday at 6:35a ET: Women’s Combined – Final Lead 

Table Tennis 

This game is played recreationally all over the world, but at an Olympic level, it looks entirely different. The speed of these players is unmatched, and the strategy that goes into every serve is amazing to behold. Watch every Olympic Table Tennis event played LIVE from South Paris Arena. 

Thursday at 4a ET: Men’s Team Semifinal 

Thursday at 9a ET: Women’s Team Semifinal 

Thursday at 2p ET: Women’s Team Semifinal 

Friday at 4a ET: Men’s Team Bronze Medal Match 

Friday at 9a ET: Men’s Team Gold Medal Match 

Saturday at 4a ET: Women’s Team Bronze Medal Match 

Saturday at 9a ET: Women’s Team Gold Medal Match 

Canoe/Kayak 

You don’t realize how fast a canoe can go until you see them racing at the Olympic level. Both canoe and kayak races will be contested, each with their own rules and challenges. Canoe Sprint takes place on flatwater with one, two, or four athletes in each boat. While sprint is all about speed, slalom adds new challenges by taking place on an artificial whitewater course. Canoe and Kayak races will be held at Vaires-sur-Marne Nautical Stadium. 

Thursday at 4:30a ET: Sprint – C-1 Heats and More 

Thursday at 6:40a ET: Sprint – K-4 Finals and More 

Friday at 4:30a ET: Sprint – K-2 Semifinals and More 

Friday at 6:40a ET: Sprint – K2 Finals and More 

Saturday at 4:30a ET: Sprint – C-1 Semifinals and More 

Saturday at 6:40a ET: Sprint – C-1 Final and More 

Modern Pentathlon 

No event requires a more diverse array of skills than the Modern Pentathlon. The ancient version of the event tested the strengths which ancient Greeks thought made a complete athlete. That spirit is still alive, though with more modern events. The Ancient Pentathlon consisted of running, jumping, javelin, discus, and wrestling. The modern version is a little more complicated. There's a riding round, where athletes must complete a show jumping course on an unfamiliar horse. There’s a fencing round, a 200m freestyle swim, and a running and shooting round. In that round, athletes alternate between running and shooting at five different targets. It’s amazing to see the athletes who can do all that to gold medal standards. Modern Pentathlon takes place at Château de Versailles and North Paris Arena. 

Thursday at 5a ET: Men’s Individual Fencing Ranking Round 

Thursday at 8:30a ET: Women’s Individual Fencing Ranking Round 

Friday at 7a ET: Men’s Individual Semifinals 

Friday at 11a ET: Men’s Individual Semifinals 

Saturday at 3:30a ET: Women’s Individual Semifinals 

Saturday at 7:30a ET: Women’s Individual Semifinals 

Saturday at 11:30a ET: Men’s Individual Final 

Sunday at 5a ET: Women’s Individual Final 

Wrestling 

Wrestling has been a part of the Olympics since the Ancient Games. Today, the sport is divided into two events. Greco-Roman Wrestling is based on the ancient format, where wrestlers can only use their arms and upper body to attack opponents above the waist. Freestyle wrestling is more modern and allows a wider variety of moves. Wrestling events will be held at the Champ de Mars Arena. 

Thursday at 5a ET: Men’s Freestyle – 57kg Elimination 

Thursday at 5a ET: Women’s Freestyle – 57kg Elimination 

Thursday at 5a ET: Men’s Freestyle – 86kg Elimination 

Thursday at 12:15p ET: Men’s Greco-Roman – Men's 87kg Finals and More 

Friday at 5a ET: Men’s Freestyle – 125kg Elimination 

Friday at 5a ET: Men’s Freestyle – 74kg Elimination 

Friday at 12:15p ET: Women’s Freestyle – 57kg Finals and More 

Saturday at 5a ET: Men’s Freestyle – 97kg Elimination 

Saturday at 5a ET: Women’s Freestyle – 76kg Elimination 

Saturday at 5a ET: Men’s Freestyle – 65kg Elimination 

Saturday at 12:15p ET: Men’s Freestyle – 74kg Finals and More 

Sunday at 5a ET: Repechages and Finals 

Sailing 

A variety of sailing disciplines will be contested at the 2024 Paris Olympics, though the same basic principle applies in each: maneuver a craft through water and adapt to ever-changing conditions. The smaller the craft gets, the more demanding it is to control. These events will be absolutely gorgeous to watch as they’ll take place at Marseille Marina. 

Thursday at 6a ET: Men’s and Women’s Kite Medal Series 

Water Polo 

The original version of Water Polo resembled rugby more than any other sport. It wasn’t until the late 1800s that new rules were adopted to make the sport safer and more like soccer. It’s still one of the most physically demanding sports of the program, requiring powerful swimming abilities, accurate throwing, and quick movements in the water. Matches will take place in the Aquatics Centre and Paris La Defense Arena. 

Thursday at 7a ET: Women’s Classification 5th–8th  

Thursday at 8:35a ET: Women’s Semifinal 

Thursday at 12p ET: Women’s Classification 5th–8th  

Thursday at 1:35p ET: Women’s Semifinal 

Friday at 7a ET: Men’s Classification 5th–8th  

Friday at 8:35a ET: Men’s Semifinal 

Friday at 12p ET: Men’s Classification 5th–8th  

Friday at 1:35p ET: Men’s Semifinal 

Saturday at 3a ET: Women’s Classification 7th–8th  

Saturday at 4:35a ET: Women’s Bronze Medal Match 

Saturday at 8a ET: Women’s Classification 5th–6th  

Saturday at 9:35a ET: Women’s Gold Medal Match 

Saturday at 1:35p ET: Men’s Classification 7th–8th  

Sunday at 3a ET: Men’s Classification 5th–6th  

Sunday at 4:35a ET: Men’s Bronze Medal Match 

Sunday at 8a ET: Men’s Gold Medal Match 

Field Hockey 

Just because it’s summer doesn’t mean hockey fans will be left hungry. Field hockey is similar to its ice counterpart, except players run instead of skate and play with curved sticks. All the fun and unpredictability we expect from hockey is here, with a fast-moving ball adding a different kind of challenge to the game. Hockey games will be played at Yves-du-Manoir Stadium. 

Thursday at 8a ET: Men’s Bronze Medal Match 

Thursday at 1p ET: Men’s Gold Medal Match 

Friday at 8a ET: Women’s Bronze Medal Match 

Friday at 2p ET: Women’s Gold Medal Match 

Weightlifting 

As a sport, weightlifting dates back to Ancient Egypt and Greece. It’s one of humanity’s oldest questions: Who can lift the heaviest thing? In the modern Games, athletes perform two types of lifts three times each. One lift is a smooth motion from the floor to above the head. The other is a two-step movement, first from the floor to the shoulders, then up above the head. The best lifts are combined to give the athlete a final score. Weightlifting events will be held at the South Paris Arena. 

Thursday at 9a ET: Women's 59kg 

Thursday at 1:30p ET: Men's 73kg 

Friday at 9a ET: Men’s 89kg 

Friday at 1:30p ET: Women’s 71kg 

Saturday at 5:30a ET: Men’s 102kg 

Saturday at 10a ET: Women’s 81kg 

Saturday at 2:30p ET: Men’s 102+kg 

Sunday at 5:30a ET: Women’s 81kg 

Volleyball 

Every time we get to watch competitive volleyball, we just want to watch it more. Few other sports provide this level of strategy, athleticism, and constant drama. Thankfully, we’re about to get all the volleyball we could ever wish for. Volleyball games will be played at the South Paris Arena. 

Thursday at 10a ET: Women’s Semifinal – Brazil vs. USA 

Thursday at 2p ET: Women’s Semifinal - Türkiye vs. Italy 

Friday at 10a ET: Men’s Bronze Medal Match 

Saturday at 7a ET: Men’s Gold Medal Match 

Saturday at 11:15a ET: Women’s Bronze Medal Match 

Sunday at 7a ET: Women’s Gold Medal Match 

Handball 

Handball doesn't get a ton of attention in the United States outside of the Olympics. It should. This is a physical game that combines everything great about basketball, hockey, and soccer. Players move the ball down the court, trying to get it in the opposing goal, but here's the catch: They can't make a goal from inside the circle around the net. They can throw while mid-air, diving into the circle though. As you might expect, that leads to some thrilling highlights in every game. Handball games are played in Pierre Mauroy Stadium and South Paris Arena.  

Thursday at 10:30a ET: Women’s Semifinal – Sweden vs. France 

Thursday at 3:30p ET: Women’s Semifinal – Norway vs. Denmark 

Friday at 10:30a ET: Men’s Semifinal – Germany vs. Spain 

Friday at 3:30p ET: Men’s Semifinal – Slovenia vs. Denmark 

Saturday at 4a ET: Women’s Bronze Medal Match 

Saturday at 9a ET: Women’s Gold Medal Match 

Sunday at 3a ET: Men’s Bronze Medal Match 

Sunday at 7:30a ET: Men’s Gold Medal Match 

Beach Volleyball 

Beach Volleyball was born in California in the early 20th century and has become one of the most popular Olympic sports. Played on sand in teams of two, beach volleyball brings unpredictable conditions into the game, along with a surface that’s more difficult to move on. Athletes need strength and versatility to excel here. This year’s beach volleyball tournament is a definite must-see as games will be played in a brand new, outdoor stadium beneath the Eiffel Tower. 

Thursday at 11a ET: Women’s Semifinal – Switzerland vs. Canada 

Thursday at 12p ET: Men’s Semifinal – Germany vs. Norway 

Thursday at 3p ET: Women’s Semifinal – Brazil vs. Australia 

Thursday at 4p ET: Men’s Semifinal – Qatar vs. Sweden 

Friday at 3p ET: Women’s Bronze Medal Match 

Friday at 4:30p ET: Women’s Gold Medal Match 

Saturday at 3p ET: Men’s Bronze Medal Match 

Saturday at 4:30p ET: Men’s Gold Medal Match 

Cycling 

We didn’t get a Tour de France finale in Paris this year, but the city is more than making up for it with all the cycling events in the Olympics. Get all the cycling races you can handle set against iconic landmarks like Invalides, Pont Alexandre III, and Trocadéro. 

Thursday at 11a ET: Track – Women's Keirin Final and More 

Friday at 11a ET: Track – Men's Individual Sprint Semifinal 

Friday at 12p ET: Track – Women's Madison Final and More 

Saturday at 11a ET: Track – Men's Madison Final and More 

Sunday at 5a ET: Track – Women's Omnium Final and More 

Soccer 

Easily the most popular sport in the world, there are too many matches to be contained within the weeks between the Opening and Closing Ceremonies. The tournament enters the Quarterfinal stage this weekend, so every match is a must-win. France is home to some legendary, beautiful soccer stadiums, and they’re on full display at the 2024 Paris Olympics. Games will take place in Bordeaux Stadium, Geoffroy-Guichard Stadium, La Beaujoire Stadium, Lyon Stadium, Marseille Stadium, Nice Stadium, and Parc des Princes.  

Thursday at 11a ET: Men’s Bronze Medal Match – Egypt vs. Morocco 

Friday at 9a ET: Women’s Bronze Medal Match 

Friday at 12p ET: Men’s Gold Medal Match – France vs. Spain 

Saturday at 11a ET: Women’s Gold Medal Match 

Basketball 

This year’s Olympic basketball tournament has been one of the most fun Olympic events to watch. Team USA’s squad is made up of some of the NBA’s biggest stars, including LeBron James, Stephen Curry, Kevin Durant, and more. On the Women’s team, we’ll get to see Brittney Griner, Kelsey Plum, A’ja Wilson, and more of the WNBA’s biggest stars. The U.S. has been historically dominant in this sport, but other countries have stepped their game up in recent years. You’re gonna want to follow this one closely. Games will be played in Bercy Arena and Pierre Mauroy Stadium. 

Thursday at 11:30a ET: Men’s Semifinal – France vs. Germany 

Thursday at 3p ET: Men’s Semifinal – USA vs. Serbia 

Friday at 11:30a ET: Women’s Semifinal – USA vs. Australia 

Friday at 3p ET: Women’s Semifinal – France vs. Belgium 

Saturday at 5a ET: Men’s Bronze Medal Game 

Saturday at 3:30p ET: Men’s Gold Medal Game 

Sunday at 5:30a ET: Women’s Bronze Medal Game 

Sunday at 9:30a ET: Women’s Gold Medal Game 

Boxing 

Boxing has been played at almost every Olympic Games since 1904. Olympic competition is only open to amateur boxers, so this is often the start of a boxing career. The next great star of the sport may be competing in Paris. Boxing matches will be held in North Paris Arena and at Stade Roland-Garros. 

Thursday at 3:30p ET: Men’s 57kg Semifinals 

Thursday at 4:02p ET: Women’s 75kg Semifinals 

Thursday at 4:34p ET: Men’s 51kg Final 

Thursday at 4:51p ET: Women’s 54kg Final 

Friday at 3:30p ET: Men’s 71kg Final 

Friday at 3:47p ET: Women’s 50kg Final 

Friday at 4:34p ET: Men’s 92kg Final 

Friday at 4:51p ET: Women’s 66kg Final 

Saturday at 3:30p ET: Women’s 57kg Final 

Saturday at 3:47p ET: Men’s 57kg Final 

Saturday at 4:34p ET: Women’s 75kg Final 

Saturday at 4:51p ET: Men’s 92kg+ Final 

Artistic Swimming 

For those of us who can’t do much more than swim a few laps, Artistic Swimming always looks like one of the most impossible, gravity-defying events of the Olympics. Athletes propel themselves out of the water and perform complex, synchronized maneuvers. It’s wild to see. Artistic Swimming consists of two events: A duet and a team competition. The duet event is divided into technical and freestyle portions, while the team competition adds an acrobatic portion. The sport has been part of the Olympics since 1984, but historically has only been open to women. The 2024 Paris Olympics is the first time Artistic Swimming will be open to male athletes. Aquatics Swimming events will be held at the Aquatics Centre. 

Thursday at 1:30p ET: Duet Technical Routine 

Friday at 1:30p ET: Duet Free Routine 

Breaking 

The newest sport of the Olympic program is also the one that begins latest. Breaking, or Break Dancing, began in the United States in the 1970s. International competitions were first held in the ‘90s and it became the worldwide sport it is today. 16 B-Boys and B-Girls will compete, performing complex moves to the beats of a DJ’s tracks. They’ll have to stay alert and be ready to improvise as the DJ can change tracks on them at any moment. The first-ever Breaking Olympic medals will be earned at La Concorde. 

Friday at 10a ET: Women’s Qualification  

Friday at 2p ET: Women’s Final 

Friday at 10a ET: Men’s Qualification 

Friday at 2p ET: Men’s Final 

Watch The Olympics on Peacock.

Believe it or not, there are even more sports streaming on Peacock this weekend that are not part of the Olympics. Check out this weekend’s on-Olympic LIVE sports streams below. 

Golf 

U.S. Women’s Amateur 

Watch the best female amateur golfers tee off in Tulsa, OK. This is possibly the largest stage these golfers have been on yet and can be a launching point for a pro career. We could be seeing the next LPGA great here. 

Thursday at 3p ET: Round of 16 

Friday at 3p ET: Quarterfinals 

Saturday at 3p ET: Semifinals 

Sunday at 3p ET: Championship Match 

Wyndham Championship 

The FedExCup playoffs start next week, making this the last chance for your favorite golfers to earn crucial points and move up in the rankings. Golfers playing this weekend need to finish strong, which always makes for exciting, unpredictable play. Adding to the drama, 21 members of this weekend’s field will have just returned from Paris, where they played in the Olympic Men’s Tournament. That includes Shane Lowry, Nick Taylor, Min Woo Lee, and more. If they can shake off the jet lag, expect some great things out of them. 

Thursday at 3p ET: Round 1 

Friday at 3p ET: Round 2 

Saturday at 12:30p ET: Round 3 

Sunday at 12:30p ET: Final Round 

U.S. Amateur 

Male amateur golfers get their chance to shine next week. This is the oldest USGA championship in existence and attracts the top amateur golfers in the country. Many of the PGA Tour golfers we watch weekly got their start here, which is part of what makes this tournament so exciting. It’s always amazing to see how good these players are so early in their careers. 

Wednesday at 5p ET: Round of 64 

Watch Golf on Peacock.

WWE 

NXT 

NXT Superstars compete in extra taped matches from the week’s live shows on Level Up. 

Friday at 10E/7P: NXT Level Up 

Watch WWE on Peacock.

Motorsports 

SuperMotocross 

Pro Motocross took a couple weeks off, but they’re back in style with one of the most beloved tracks of the season. Unadilla has been a motocross staple since the beginnings of the sport in America. It’s a sprawling, natural-terrain course that maintains an old school charm, with all the jumps and excitement modern fans expect. 

Saturday at 10a ET: Race Day Live 

Saturday at 1p ET: SuperMotocross – Unadilla 

Watch SuperMotocross on Peacock.

Cycling 

Tour de France Femmes 

Right after the Olympics wind down in Paris, France hosts another massive multi-day event. The Tour de France Femmes takes the top female cyclists on an eight-stage race down the east side of the country, with a route that gets increasingly tough and mountainous as it goes on. The city of Paris will still be recovering from the Olympics so, like the men’s Tour, this route skips the city entirely. In the coming week, we’ll see the Grand Depart in Rotterdam. On Tuesday, they’ll start in Dordrecht, where they’ll begin the first of two stages on the same day. After heading back to Rotterdam, they won’t get any time to rest, as it’s straight into the time trials. After such a long day, the journey south begins in earnest as they head to the next stop in Liège, Belgium. They do tour France eventually, we swear.  

Monday at 7:10a ET: Stage 1 – Rotterdam to La Haye 

Tuesday at 9:20a ET: Stage 2 – Dordrecht to Rotterdam 

Tuesday at 10a ET: Stage 3 – Rotterdam Time Trials 

Wednesday at 9:20a ET: Stage 4 – Valkenburg to Liège 

Watch Cycling on Peacock.

That’s everything happening this week. Check out Sports on Peacock for the full upcoming schedule, plus LIVE talk shows, highlights, sports documentaries and much more. 

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