Where To Watch Tour De Ski 2021/2022

by Leandro Lutz • 27.12.2021
Big names like Alexander Bolshunov, Johannes Høsflot Klæbo, Frida Karlsson, Dario Cologna, Heidi Weng, and Iivo Niskanen will be in action in the 16th edition of the Tour de Ski.

Big names like Alexander Bolshunov, Johannes Høsflot Klæbo, Frida Karlsson, Dario Cologna, Heidi Weng, and Iivo Niskanen will be in action in the 16th edition of the Tour de Ski.

This year’s event starts on December 28, 2021, and finishes on January 4, 2022. The traditional stage race consists of six competitions in three different countries and the broadcast takes place on different TV channels around the globe. 

TV BROADCAST FOR TOUR DE SKI 2021/2022 (subject to changes)

COUNTRYTV CHANNEL
AustraliaNine Network
CanadaTSN
European CountriesEurosport
GermanySky Deutschland
ItalyRai Sport
RussiaMatch TV
SwitzerlandSRG SSR
United KingdomEurosport
USAESPN

Finland, Norway and Sweden have special TV agreements:

COUNTRYTV CHANNEL
FinlandYle (Switzerland’s races)
Viaplay (Germany and Italy’s races)
NorwayTV2 (Switzerland’s races)
TV3/Viaplay (Germany and Italy’s races)
SwedenSVT/SVT Play (Switzerland’s races)
TV6/Viaplay (Germany and Italy’s races)

Here are all the Tour de Ski details and the day-by-day schedule

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