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How to Watch the 2026 UCI Track World Cup Live Online

The 2026 UCI Track Cycling World Cup concludes its third and final round from April 24 to 26 in Nilai, Malaysia, featuring global live and near-live broadcasts across multiple platforms and continents, according to the Union Cycliste Internationale…

The 2026 UCI Track Cycling World Cup concludes its third and final round from April 24 to 26 in Nilai, Malaysia, featuring global live and near-live broadcasts across multiple platforms and continents, according to the Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI).

Global Broadcast Channels for the Nilai Round

Fans across North America can watch the final stop of the series through FloBikes in the United States and Canada, alongside streaming availability on the HBO Max and Discovery+ platforms in the U.S., according to the UCI. South American viewers can access coverage via DirectTV in markets including Brazil, Colombia, Argentina, Peru, and Venezuela. In Europe, coverage is available on HBO Max, Discovery+, and through TNT Sports in the United Kingdom. Asian audiences can tune in via platforms such as IQiyi, Huya, Weibo, QQ Live, and Bilibili in China, as well as Astro in Malaysia. In Oceania, Sky Sport holds the broadcast rights for New Zealand.

Streaming and Digital Access

The UCI stated that complete lists of broadcasting rights, dates, and times remain continuously updated on its official website. In addition to regional television and streaming networks, cycling enthusiasts can follow the action live on the UCI YouTube channel, though streams may be subject to geo-blocking restrictions depending on the viewer’s location. The governing body will also post regular updates and event coverage across its official social media channels throughout the three-day competition in Nilai.

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