The Coupe de France Cyclo-cross 2026 promises thrilling races across France, with live coverage on Vélo+TV* and a mix of seasoned champions and emerging talents.
Cyclo-cross event returns in 2026
The Coupe de France Cyclo-cross 2026 is set to return for a new season, featuring high-intensity races across various locations in France. These events will take place on technical and challenging courses, often covered in mud, and will bring together both seasoned champions and emerging talents.First rounds held in Nommay
The first two rounds of the Coupe de France de Cyclo-cross took place over the weekend in Nommay, located in the Doubs region. More than 900 participants gathered for the races, showcasing the popularity and competitive nature of the event.2026 competition calendar confirmed
The calendar for the Coupe de France de Cyclo-cross 2026 has been finalized, with six rounds scheduled across different regions of France. The events will be held in Nommay, Issoire, and St-Prouant, with specific dates set for October, November, and December 2026.2027 schedule already announced
The program for the Coupe de France de Cyclo-cross 2027 is already known, with planned rounds in October, November, and December. The events will take place in locations such as Beaumont-sur-Sarthe, Pierric, and Flamanville, continuing the tradition of hosting races in various French regions.Live broadcast on Vélo +TV
The events of this Sunday will be broadcast live and exclusively on Vélo +TV*, the web TV channel of the French Cycling Federation (FFC). The former French cyclo-cross champion Steve Chainel will serve as the commentator, offering insights into the fast-paced and competitive nature of the races.Vélo +TV aims to centralize cycling content
Vélo+TV aims to be a central platform for all video content produced by the FFC and its partners. This includes live coverage of various cycling events, replays, summaries, and exclusive interviews, making it a comprehensive resource for cycling fans across France.