Tech News 2018: Stage 20 Tour de France live stream: how to watch the cycling climax online from anywhere

Saturday, July 27, 2019

Stage 20 Tour de France live stream: how to watch the cycling climax online from anywhere

Wow! Just...wow! Yesterday's events at the 2019 Tour de France will be remembered by cycling fans for a long, long time. Hail stones on the road; the stage suddenly shortened; Egan Bernal suddenly wearing the yellow jersey. It all happened. So now it's all down to Stage 20 - to see the sights and the cycling from just about anywhere on Earth, be sure to follow our Tour de France live stream guide for Stage 20.

So where are we after all the drama? It's the 22-year old Colombian Bernal of Team Ineos that now leads the way with one competitive stage to go. He was the pre-Tour favorite and has been near the top of the general classification for most of the race, but it was a big slice of good fortune that means he'll wear the yellow on the penultimate stage.

French native Alaphilippe had worn that very same jersey for the vast majority of the 2019 Tour de France and is only 48 seconds behind. He needs (another) stage of a lifetime today to take his shot at glory. Reigning champion Geraint Thomas sits in third place in the general classifications in a spirited defence of his title. While Steven Kruijswijk and Emanuel Buchmann are the only other two riders that really have a chance to steal the title.

Whatever happens, it's set to be one heck of a ride! And to make sure that you don't miss a single minute of the action, keep reading our guide. We'll tell you all the best (and FREE) ways to watch Stage 20 with Tour de France live stream options no matter where you are today.

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Live stream Tour de France Stage 20 from outside your country

We have details of all the UK, US, Canada, Australia and New Zealand broadcasters further down this guide. Good news in the UK and Australia where it's on free-to-air TV.

If you're obsessed by watching Le Tour and refuse to miss a stage - even when you're away on business or on holiday - then you'll be disappointed to see your domestic coverage geo-blocked when you try to stream online from abroad. That's where utilising a VPN (Virtual Private Network) really helps. It let's you virtually change the ISP of your laptop, tablet or mobile to one that's back in your home country. Thus letting you watch as if you were back there.