TNT Sports Launches Massive Winter Broadcast Schedule
The network will air 1,800 hours of live winter sports coverage across 126 days of competition through April 2027.
Updated on Oct. 28, 2026 in Skiing
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TNT Sports and Eurosport have unveiled a comprehensive broadcast package featuring 1,800 hours of programming across 123 World Cup and World Championship titles. The coverage encompasses 12 distinct winter sports and utilizes advanced streaming features on HBO Max.
Why it matters
This extensive schedule provides viewers with deep access to elite winter competition across multiple disciplines while introducing new technology to simplify the navigation of simultaneous events. The platform is positioning itself as a central hub for winter sports fans through professional, multi-language commentary and expanded expert analysis.
The coverage spans 12 different sports and includes 100 distinct race formats over a 126-day window of live action. HBO Max users can utilize a Multiview feature to monitor up to 4 live feeds simultaneously on a single screen.
The players
TNT Sports
This major sports broadcaster produces and distributes premium athletic content through linear and digital platforms.
Eurosport
Known as a primary pan-European sports network, it provides extensive coverage of international sporting events and championships.
HBO Max
This streaming service offers integrated entertainment and live sports content featuring advanced user interfaces for personalized viewing.
The details
The broadcast package kicked off with the FIS Alpine Skiing World Cup in Sölden, Austria, and will continue through the end of the season in April 2027. HBO Max has also integrated personalized tools including curated watch lists and dedicated Key Moments navigation to help viewers track specific athletes and events.
Timeline
24-25 October 2026: FIS Alpine Skiing World Cup season opening in Sölden, Austria.
20-23 November 2026: FIS Ski Jumping World Cup start in Lillehammer, Norway.
26-29 November 2026: IBU Biathlon World Cup in Kontiolahti, Finland.
April 2027: End of the winter sports broadcast season.
Season Trajectory
The adoption of the Multiview streaming interface signals a shift toward tech-integrated consumption for elite winter sports. By centralizing 123 titles, the network is attempting to capture a larger share of the fragmented winter sports audience throughout the 2026-2027 season.
Viewers can now track up to four simultaneous competitions using the Multiview feature on HBO Max. Fans of specific disciplines should prioritize bookmarking the Key Moments navigation to quickly access highlights from the 100 unique race formats featured in this broadcast package.
The takeaway
The consolidation of winter sports onto one platform allows for a more cohesive viewing experience throughout the competitive season. Utilizing digital features like Multiview can help fans stay engaged with multiple disciplines without missing critical moments in the race calendar.
What happens next
The FIS Ski Jumping World Cup is scheduled to begin in Lillehammer, Norway, on 20 November 2026, followed by the IBU Biathlon World Cup in Kontiolahti, Finland, starting on 26 November 2026.
Further reading
For more information on upcoming races and athlete updates, visit the Skiing coverage section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Broadcast.
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