Live/ Sunday, 14 June at 11.25pm Stage 8 - Final
All the action from the final stage of the 2026 Tour Auvergne-Rhone-Alpes (formerly Criterium du Dauphine), as the peloton takes on a 120 km route starting in Beaufort and finishing in Brison.
Live / Sunday, 14 June at 1.00pm (8 parts) Viceland
The 2026 ProMX Championship heads to Appin, NSW, as Macarthur Motorcycle Club plays host to Round 5 of the season.
Sunday, 28 June at 2.30pm (5 parts)
All the action from the fifth and final round of the 2026 Australian Superbike season, as the championship comes to a head at Queensland Raceway.
Saw a brilliant promo for the upcoming Tour de France on SBS Food tonight.
The Age Green Guide interview with retired cyclist Caleb Ewan, who is part of SBS commentary team for Tour de France.
Friday, 17 July at 5.00pm, Round 3, Sydney Motorsport Park, Day 1
The 2026 Hi-Tee Oils Super Series heads to Sydney Motorsport Park for day one of the third round of the season, headlined by the ever-popular TA2 Racing Muscle Car Series.
Saturday, 18 July at 5.00pm, Round 3, Sydney Motorsport Park, Day 2
The 2026 Hi-Tee Oils Super Series heads to Sydney Motorsport Park for day two of the third round of the season, headlined by the ever-popular TA2 Racing Muscle Car Series.
Interesting comments from Mike Tomalaris (who hosted SBS’s coverage of Tour de France for many years) about the absence of food segment from this year’s broadcast.
From Saturday, 1 August at 11.45pm (9 parts)
Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift returns in 2026 for its fifth edition. Over nine days, the world’s best female cyclists will race a record-breaking distance of 1,175 kilometres and battle through breathtaking mountain ranges, including the mythical Mont Ventoux.
Olympic Gold Medalist and former World Champion Grace Brown joins Matthew Keenan, David McKenzie and former professional road cyclist Emily Watts for commentary and analysis of the Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift, guiding Australians through every gorgeous scenic stage and heart-stopping finish.
Saturday, 1 August at 11.45pm: The opening stage of the 2026 Tour de France Femmes, as the race begins with a 137 km route starting and finishing in Lausanne.
Sunday, 2 August at 11.45pm: Stage 2
Monday, 3 August at 11.45pm: Stage 3
Tuesday, 4 August at 11.50pm: Stage 4
Wednesday, 5 August at 10.40pm: Stage 5
Thursday, 6 August at 11.45pm: Stage 6
Friday, 7 August at 11.20pm: Stage 7
Saturday, 8 August at 11.45pm: Stage 8
Sunday, 9 August at 11.55 pm: Stage 9, Final
From Sunday, 22 August - Sunday, 13 September (21 stages)
All the action from the 2026 edition of La Vuelta as the final Grand Tour of the year sets off from Monaco. The route will take the peloton through a mediterranean and mountainous landscape, across 21 stages and a total of 3275 kilometres.
Every stage of La Vuelta A Espana will air live on SBS2 and on SBS On Demand from 22 August to 13 September.
Are they world feed calling or doing their own?
Good to see. Were they calling off tube from Fed Sq until that day?
This is the first day.
I think they must be referring to the past. This may well be the first time they’ve called from France for the Femmes version.
SBS has dropped their planned coverage of the formerly named Hi Tec Oils Super Series Rnd 4 scheduled from 15 August.
V8 Sleuth reports the Super Series will now be live streamed for the rest of this season, and beyond.
https://www.v8sleuth.com.au/aasa-race-series-ditches-tv-for-livestream/
Limited-commercial public broadcaster dropping coverage of a now-non-sponsored race?
Where’s the logic in that?
