How to watch E3 Saxo Classic 2025 – Streaming and TV information for Tour of Flanders test

HARELBEKE, BELGIUM - MARCH 22 : Van Der Poel Mathieu (NED) of Alpecin-Deceuninck attacking on the Taaienberg climb during the 67th E3 Saxo classic Harelbeke UCI World Tour cycling race with start and finish in Harelbeke on March 22, 2024 in Harelbeke, Belgium, 22/03/2024 ( Motordriver Kenny Verfaillie & Photo by Nico Vereecken / Photo News
Mathieu van der Poel won last year's E3 in the rainbow jersey (Image credit: Getty Images)

Watch E3 Saxo Classic on Friday March 28 for a cobbled Classic that's a crucial step on the path to the Tour of Flanders, with all the broadcast information, including live streams and TV channels, covered right here. 

E3 Saxo Classic: Key information

► Date: Friday 28 March, 2025

Location: Flanders, Belgium (start and finish in Harelbeke)

► Category: UCI WorldTour

TV & Streaming: TNT Sports, Discovery+ (UK) | Max (US) | FloBikes (Canada) | Staylive (Australia)

Free stream: VMT Go (Belgium)

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UK (GMT)1pm on Discovery+ / 3pm on TNT Sports5.15pm on Discovery+ / 4.45pm on TNT Sports 1
US / Canada (ET)9am1.15pm
Australia (AEDT)12am (Saturday)4.15am (Saturday)
Local (CET)12.35pm on VMT5.25pm on VMT
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