Live sports coverage across television and streaming platforms features the European Men’s Cycling Championship alongside the Bahrain Formula 1 Grand Prix.
European Men’s Cycling Championship and Global Racing Schedules
Sports fans tracking Sunday’s live calendar can watch the European Men’s Cycling Championship starting at 12:30 local venue time with live coverage on Tipik, Eurosport, Sporza, and Eén starting at 13:50, according to broadcast listings published by DHnet.
Motorsport enthusiasts face an early start with the Bahrain Formula 1 Grand Prix scheduled for 08:55 on Tipik. Additional racing action includes the World Rally Championship in Sardinia via Auvio at 11:35 and 13:55, the MotoGP Japanese Grand Prix on Tipik at 06:55, Superbike racing from Donington Park on Eurosport at 11:20, and the Motocross of Nations broadcast on Play Sports 3 and Eurosport at 13:00.
Cycling and Endurance Events Across International Venues
Beyond the elite men’s road race, the cycling schedule packs multiple disciplines into Sunday’s lineup. Eurosport carries the BMX World Cup from Beijing at 09:00. Later in the afternoon, the Coppa Agostoni goes live at 15:30 on Pickx+ Sports 1, with Eurosport joining coverage at 15:45. The Tour de Vendée follows at 16:00 on Eurosport, while the Mountain Bike World Cup in Lake Placid broadcasts on Eurosport and Sporza beginning at 17:25, with Sporza picking up the feed at 18:45.
Racquet Sports, Darts, and Additional Disciplines
Tennis coverage spans the ATP tournaments in Tokyo and Beijing, with Eurosport broadcasting from 07:00 and an earlier window for Beijing at 05:00. Indoor action features the World Grand Prix Darts on VTM 2 at 21:00 and the Shenzhen Snooker Open on Eurosport starting at 08:00.

Sports Magazine Shows Provide Highlights
Television schedules also reserve blocks for multi-sport magazine shows and studio roundups. Tipik broadcasts 100% Sport at 18:30, and France 3 airs Stade 2 at 20:05, providing highlights and analysis across the day’s international competition calendar.