Eurosport, TNT Sports, and HBO Max unveil winter sports plan

The coverage will include 126 days of live action across the season, which runs from October to April. 

The coverage will see 123 World Championship and World Cup titles won this winter across 12 different sports, from skiing to snowboarding to skating, with each event broadcast live across Europe.

HBO Max will also stream the coverage, offering features such as Multiview, which displays up to four live event feeds on one screen, and Key Moments, which help subscribers navigate to main action points. Multi-language commentary will also be available for selected events. 

The first winter sports live coverage on TNT Sports and HBO Max was the FIS Alpine Skiing World Cup kicked off in Sölden, Austria on 24-25 October.

This will be followed by the FIS Ski Jumping World Cup from Lillehammer, Norway on 20-23 November, and the IBU Biathlon World Cup in Kontiolahti, Finland from 26-29 November. 

The 2026-2027 winter sports season plans follow coverage of the Olympic Winter Games Milano Cortina 2026 across Europe by Eurosport, TNT Sports, and HBO Max.

Eurosport, TNT Sports, and HBO Max are part of Warner Bros. Discovery, which was recently acquired by Paramount parent company Skydance.

Scott Young, Executive Vice President (EVP) EMEA Sports, Eurosport, TNT Sports, said: “Our heritage as the premier winter sports broadcaster combined with innovative ways to consume content on HBO Max makes us the number one destination for every winter sports fan, whatever their passion, and we can’t wait for the season to begin.”    

Warner Bros. Discovery recently partnered with the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) to show the European Athletics Championships Birmingham 2026 in 45 markets across Europe. Discover more here.