BBC to broadcast live 2025 Women’s Tour of Britain

In its coverage of the Women’s Summer of Sport, BBC Sport will stream the Lloyds Women’s Tour of Britain this year live.

On June 5, the four-day race across England and Scotland will begin, and it will be streamed live on BBC iPlayer, BBC Sport, and the website and app.

Two-time Olympian Lizzie Deignan and her Lidl-Trek team-mate Anna Henderson, both of whom won the 2024 Olympic silver medal, will compete in the event.

Movistar’s Cat Ferguson and Imogen Wolff, both riders for Visma-Lease a Bike, are also involved.

The Women’s Euros, Women’s Rugby World Cup, and World Athletics Championships will be broadcast live on the BBC alongside Wimbledon, The Hundred Cricket Tournament, and Queen’s Tennis, where women will compete for the first time in more than 50 years, as part of BBC Sport’s coverage of the women’s summer of sport.

The Director of BBC Sport, Alex Kay-Jelski, said, “We’re delighted to bring this event to fans across the UK through our popular digital platforms. This is another fantastic moment for women’s sport this summer.”

“The BBC consistently supports women’s sport.” The stories, the grit, and the drive that underlie them, not just the victories. And as the most popular sports broadcaster in the UK, we’re proud to highlight this race and its outstanding cyclists.

Stage one: Dalby Forest to Redcar on June 5th.

Stage two: Hartlepool-Saltburn-by-the-Sea on Friday, June 6th.

The Scottish Borders Stage, Kelso to Kelso, on June 7 for stage three.