Anna Morris, 29, from Cardiff, put her career as a junior doctor on hold to ride for Team GB at the Paris 2024 Olympics

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The Olympic road races takes place on Saturday 3 August for the men and Sunday 4 August for the women. Both start and end at the Place du Trocadro, taking in some punchy climbing in the le-de-France region around Paris. The race then returns to Paris for laps of an 18.4km finishing circuit, which includes a fierce climb on the Butte Montmartre.The mens Olympic road race is the longest ever at 273km with 2,800m of climbing, so get ready for a long session if you want to watch the whole thing live. Its a course that will favour the Classics riders, such as the host nations Julien Alaphilippe and, of course, world champion Mathieu van der Poel.Our MediaThe womens road race takes place over 158km with 1,700m of climbing. It also starts and ends at the Place du Trocadro in central Paris. Favourites include world champion Lotte Kopecky who is skipping the Tour de France Femmes in favour of the Olympics and Lorena Wiebes, who will lead the Netherlands team.We've got more details of all the cycling at the 2024 Paris Olympics and the riders to watch, but first here are the options to watch the racing for viewers in the UK, US and Australia.How can I watch the Olympic road races live in the UK?France's own Alaphilippe starts as a favourite. - Dario Belingheri/Getty ImagesIn the UK, the BBC will cover the mens and womens road races. 'BBC 1s coverage darts between cycling and a range of other events, but theres dedicated coverage of the cycling on Olympics Extra on the red button.Coverage of the mens race begins on Saturday 3 August from 10:00, running until 16:45.Coverage of the womens race begins on Sunday 4 August from 13:00, running until 17:30.If you cant watch live, theres on-demand coverage on BBC iPlayer and online.There's also coverage on Eurosport/discovery+. Mens road race coverage begins on Saturday 3 August, running from 10:00 to 17:15 UK time. Theres high-definition coverage from 12:15 to 16:45 on Euro 4K.Thats followed on Sunday 4 August by womens road race coverage from 13:00 to 17:45.As usual, theres catch-up coverage on demand too.How can I watch the Olympic road races live in the US?Lotte Kopecky has chosen to skip the Tour de France Femmes in favour of her quest for Olympic gold. - Luc Claessen/Getty ImagesViewers in the US can enjoy coverage of the mens and womens races on NBC, NBCSN and Peacock.Coverage of the mens race starts at 02:00 PDT, while womens race coverage begins from 05:00 PDT.You can watch on NBC on demand too there's no additional charge above your cable, satellite or telco TV provider's subscription cost.Peacock access requires a subscription to its Premium tier, priced at $7.99 a month. You can escape the ads by paying $13.99 a month for Premium Plus.How can I watch the Olympic road races live in Australia?In Australia, free-to-air coverage of the mens and womens Olympic road races is on ABC channel 9 and 9HD. Mens race coverage is on Saturday 3 August and starts at 19:00 AEST, while womens road race coverage is on Sunday 4 August beginning at 19:00 and finishing at 00:00 AEST. Both are included in the coverage of a range of events.How else can I watch the Olympic road races?Theres live terrestrial and internet coverage globally live and on-demand. If you have a VPN, you may be able to sign in to watch.YouTube is also an option, although the Olympics channel is dedicated to former games.

Oier Lazkano is one of Spain's great assets to try to win a medal this Saturday, August 3, in the road race of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. The Movistar Team all-rounder claims to be in very good physical condition after the sensations he had in the time trial, despite finishing deep in the field i...

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On the 3rd of August 2024 the men's road cycling peloton takes on the Olympic Games. This is one of the most important races of the entire year and one that many riders dream of. In Paris, a very small peloton takes on a very long race packed with small climbs, cobbled roads and huge crowds. Mathieu...