How to Watch the 2026 Paris-Nice Cycling Race on Peacock
One of the most prestigious cycling events on the European circuit is coming to Peacock.
With the Union Cycliste Internationale's (UCI) World Tour now in European territory, cycling season is officially well underway. The European leg of the tour will take up much of the rest of 2026, reaching its apex with NBC and Peacock's coverage of the Tour de France this summer, but you don't have to wait until then to see cycling action from the beautiful French countryside.
The annual Paris-Nice race kicks off on Peacock this weekend, as more than 200 cyclists from more than 20 teams set out to claim victory in one of the most venerable events in the sport. Ahead of the eight-day race, let's take a closer look at how you can watch along.
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How to Watch the Paris-Nice 2026 cycling race on Peacock
The 2026 Paris-Nice cycling race begins March 8 in Paris, as the name suggests, and runs through eight days of different stages, finishing in Nice on March 15. Whether you're peeking in for the start and the finish or you'd like to keep track of every single stage, Peacock has you covered with streaming options for all eight stages.
Peacock's coverage of Paris-Nice 2026 begins at 10 a.m. ET each day of the race, and will be available to replay as each stage concludes. To stream Stage One, simply log into Peacock, head to the sports tab, and find the Paris-Nice 2026 event.
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What is the Paris-Nice cycling race?
First run in 1933 and celebrating its 84th race this season, Paris-Nice is one of the most prestigious races in cycling. Known as the "Race to the Sun," it takes athletes from the cold, often wintry conditions of northern France in late winter, down into the sunny, warmer coastal climes of Nice in the south. Through eight stages in as many days, it will take riders 1,245 kilometers (nearly 800 miles) through France, and the winner will enter the history books alongside greats like Ireland's Sean Kelly (the winningest Paris-Nice cyclist of all time) and last year's winner, the USA's Matteo Jorgenson.
So if you love cycling and you want daily racing to look forward to for the next week and more, head over to Peacock and enjoy!
