Where to Watch: LGCT Stockholm

Competition kicks off today at the Longines Global Champions Tour of Stockholm and all eyes will be on the Swedish capital as show jumping heroes compete for victory. Don't miss a second of the action from the Longines Global Champions Tour and GCL of Stockholm. Check out the broadcast schedule below to catch all the action!

BROADCASTING PARTNERS

Worldwide: GCTV
Equestrian aficionados worldwide can catch all the action live on GCTV, ensuring an immersive viewing experience that captures every jump, every stride, and every electrifying moment of the competition.

Australia: 7 Network
Down under, Australian fans can enjoy live coverage of the event on 7 Network, providing a front-row seat to the drama as teams compete for supremacy in Stockholm.

Brazil: Zapping TV
In Brazil, viewers can tune into Zapping TV to witness the ninth leg of the Longines Global Champions Tour.

Czech Republic: TV Nova
Nova Sport brings the excitement of the Longines Global Champions Tour to viewers in the Czech Republic, delivering unrivalled coverage of the intense competition as it unfolds in Stockholm.

Netherlands: DPG Group
In the Netherlands, Dutch fans can enjoy live coverage of the event brought to you by DPG Group, providing a front-row seat to the action in Stockholm.

Norway: VG
In Norway, VG offers comprehensive coverage of the Longines Global Champions Tour, ensuring that fans across the country can follow their favourite riders as they navigate the challenging course in Stockholm.

Saudi Arabia: SSC
Viewers in Saudi Arabia can tune in to SSC to witness the exhilarating action unfold, as riders and teams battle it out for glory and prestige in this thrilling stage of the championship.

Sweden: Sportbladet
Sportbladet brings all of the action to Sweden. Viewers can watch as their favourite riders navigate the course in the heart of Stockholm.

With an array of broadcasting options, fans from around the globe can enjoy all the thrills as the Longines Global Champions Tour heads to the Swedish capital where the world’s top riders will vie for the top spot in Stockholm.