The 2026 gravel world championship field races in Western Australia on Oct. 10-11. See how to stream in the US, UK and Canada without paying extra.
The 2026 Gravel World Championships move to Western Australia for Oct. 10-11. In the US and Canada, FloBikes streams the race; the UK uses TNT Sports; Australia offers free viewing on SBS On Demand.
What this means for you: You can watch without pricey add-ons in several regions. US/Canada viewers use FloBikes, UK viewers check TNT Sports, and Australians can watch for free on SBS On Demand.
What’s next: Pick your watching method, verify access before Oct. 10, and remember streaming rights can shift in future years.
The UCI Gravel World Championships are taking a non-European leap this year, landing in Nannup, Western Australia, on October 10-11. If you want to follow the action without hunting for paywalls, there are legitimate viewing options in several countries. Here’s what to know and how to tune in from the US, UK and Canada.
The race will be streamed by FloBikes for viewers in the United States and Canada, while Australia gets free-to-air coverage on SBS On Demand. In the United Kingdom, TNT Sports carries the event via its TV package, or through an HBO Max option that includes TNT Sports. Details can change, so check before race weekend.
FloBikes is the US home for the race. A yearly FloBikes plan runs at the typical annual price point used by sports streaming services, with monthly options as well. The platform works on laptops and most streaming devices, including many smart TVs. If you’re traveling, a VPN can sometimes let you access your home service, but verify FloBikes’ terms first.
Canadians can also stream the event on FloBikes under similar subscription options. If you’re away from home, a VPN may unlock your usual stream, but confirm regional terms with the service first.
The UK broadcasts the race on TNT Sports. Access comes either through a TV package or via HBO Max that includes TNT Sports as part of the subscription. Package pricing varies by provider, so review your plan ahead of Oct. 10.
Australia offers free viewing on SBS On Demand, so you can watch the two race days online without extra charges if you’re in the country. If you’re traveling, a VPN can help you log in from abroad, but be mindful of service terms and regional restrictions.
The main takeaway is access. The gravel routes demand endurance and grit, and you now have clear paths to watch live in the US, UK, Canada and Australia without extra fees, depending on where you are.
Note October 10-11 on your calendar and decide how you’ll watch from your country. If you subscribe to FloBikes in the US or Canada, confirm your plan before race weekend to avoid billing hiccups. If you’ll be abroad, check your streaming service’s policy on using a VPN ahead of time to avoid interruptions during the race.
Australia offers free viewing on SBS On Demand; in the US and Canada, FloBikes is the main streaming home with standard subscription options.
VPNs can unlock streams in some cases, but you should confirm each service’s terms before using one.
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