2015 JGP USA

The third event on the Junior Grand Prix takes place this week in Colorado Springs, USA.

JGP COLORADO SPRINGS

Results, entries, schedule etc.

When: Sept. 2-5
Where: Colorado Springs, CO, USA
Disciplines: men, ladies, pairs, ice dance
How to watch: Free livestream on the JGP Youtube channel
Notable entries: Daniel Samohin, Sota Yamamoto, Nathan Chen, Tomoki Hiwatashi, Marin Honda, Yuna Shiraiwa, Valeriya Mikhailova, Ekaterina Mitrofanova, Vivian Le, Nina Ouelette, Paige Rydberg, Anastasia Gubanova/Alexei Sintsov, Lorraine McNamara/Quinn Carpenter

2015 Challenger Series: An Overview

The Challenger Series, introduced in the 2014-15 season, brings together several B competitions in a series similar to the Grand Prix. It runs from September to December. Many skaters use Challenger competitions as warm-ups before their Grand Prix events. Scores recorded at Challenger competitions count for a skater’s season’s/personal best.

This post is only an overview; I will make separate posts before each week’s competitions with more detailed information and streaming links.

See also: ISU Challenger Series page

Note: Entries are subject to change. Some entries have not yet been announced as of the writing of this post. Some of the websites may be outdated.

US INTERNATIONAL SKATING CLASSIC (Salt Lake City, UT, USA)
Sept. 16-20
Entries & overview

NEBELHORN TROPHY (Oberstdorf, Germany)
Sept. 24-26
Entries & overview
Website

ONDREJ NEPELA TROPHY (Bratislava, Slovakia)
Oct. 1-3
Entries & overview
Website

FINLANDIA TROPHY (Espoo, Finland)
Oct. 8-11
Entries & overview
Website

MORDOVIAN ORNAMENT (Saransk, Russia)
Oct. 15-18
Entries & overview

DENKOVA-STAVISKI CUP (Sofia, Bulgaria)
Oct. 20-25
Entries & overview
Website

ICE CHALLENGE (Graz, Austria)
Oct. 27 - Nov. 1
Entries & overview
Website

TALLINN TROPHY (Tallinn, Estonia)
Nov. 18-22
Entries & overview
Website

WARSAW CUP (Warsaw, Poland)
Nov. 26-29
Entries & overview
Website

GOLDEN SPIN OF ZAGREB (Zagreb, Croatia)
Dec. 2-5
Entries & overview
Website

2015 JGP Latvia

The second event on the Junior Grand Prix takes place this week in Riga, Latvia.

JGP RIGA CUP

Results, entries, schedule etc.

When: Aug. 26-29
Where: Riga, Latvia
Disciplines: men, ladies, pairs, ice dance
How to watch: Free livestream on the JGP Youtube channel
Notable entries: Nicolas Nadeau, Sena Miyake, Deniss Vasiljevs, Dmitri Aliev, Petr Gumennik, Alexei Krasnozhon, Yuna Aoki, Kaori Sakamoto, Da Bin Choi, Alisa Fedichkina, Maria Sotskova, Amber Glenn, Rebecca Peng, Angelique Abachkina/Louis Thauron, Sofia Evdokimova/Egor Bazin, Betina Popova/Yuri Vlasenko, Christina Carreira/Anthony Ponomarenko

2015 JGP Slovakia

The season is finally starting! JGP Bratislava will take place this week, kicking off 7 weeks of Junior Grand Prix events leading up to the season proper. The ISU has confirmed that they will livestream the entire JGP on Youtube like last season.

JGP BRATISLAVA

Results, entries, schedule, etc.
Website

When: Aug. 19-22
Where: Bratislava, Slovakia
Disciplines: men, ladies, ice dance
How to watch: Free livestream on the JGP Youtube channel
Notable entries: Denis Margalik, Roman Sadovsky, Koshiro Shimada, Daniil Bernadiner, Alexander Samarin, Vincent Zhou, Mai Mihara, Rin Nitaya, Valeriya Mikhailova, Polina Tsurskaya, Emily Chan, Vivian Le, Alla Loboda/Pavel Drozd, Rachel Parsons/Michael Parsons

2015 Junior Grand Prix: An Overview

The 2015 Junior Grand Prix, featuring some of the top junior skaters in the world, will run from late August to early October and end with the Junior Grand Prix Final in December. The first competition kicks off in only a week!

This post is only an overview; I will make separate posts before each competition with more detailed information.

See also:
The ISU JGP page (including standings)

Note: Entries are subject to change. Some entries have not been announced as of the writing of this post.

JGP BRATISLAVA (Bratislava, Slovakia)
Aug. 19-22
Entries & overview
Website

JGP RIGA CUP (Riga, Latvia)
Aug. 26-29
Entries & overview

JGP COLORADO SPRINGS (Colorado Springs, CO, USA)
Sept. 2-5
Entries & overview

JGP CUP OF AUSTRIA (Linz, Austria)
Sept. 9-12
Entries & overview
Website

JGP COPERNICUS STARS (Torun, Poland)
Sept. 23-26
Entries & overview

JGP LOGRONO (Logroño, Spain)
Sept. 30 - Oct. 3
Entries & overview

JGP CROATIA CUP (Zagreb, Croatia)
Oct. 7-11
Entries & overview

JUNIOR GRAND PRIX FINAL (Barcelona, Spain)
Dec. 10-13
Entries & overview

HOW TO WATCH

The ISU JGP Youtube channel will livestream all the competitions for free (except for possibly the final; more info on that later). Videos of individual skaters will also be uploaded to their Youtube.

All JGP posts on this blog will be posted in the Junior Grand Prix tag.

The Ice 2015

Normally I don’t make separate posts for shows, but The Ice has an exceptionally long tour this year and there’s so much information to organize, so I figured it merited its own post this time.

WHAT’S THE ICE?

For the newbies, The Ice is Mao Asada’s skating show, held annually during the off season since 2007. It features skaters from around the world and is known for its interesting group programs and various on-ice and off-ice shenanigans. One of the highlights of the show in recent years is the dance battle, hosted by Jeffrey Buttle, which is exactly what it sounds like.

Chukyo TV’s official Youtube channel for The Ice uploads videos of the show every year (usually from the Aichi stop of the tour). Unfortunately, they make the previous year’s videos private once they upload new ones, which is why that channel looks so empty right now. The Youtube channel seems to have been deleted; it’s possible that they won’t be uploading videos anymore.

To get a feel for what The Ice is like, I recommend watching the ShibSibs’ music videos and vlogs from the last few years: 2012, 2013, 2014.

2015 TOUR DATES AND CAST

The tour:

• Sapporo: July 22-23

• Osaka: July 25-26

• Aichi: July 29-30

• Sendai: August 1-2

Full-time cast: (exceptions noted)

• Mao Asada

• Akiko Suzuki

• Satoko Miyahara (except 7/26 and 29)

• Kanako Murakami (except 7/26 and 29)

• Takahiko Kozuka (except 7/26 and 29)

• Takahito Mura (except 7/26 and 29)

• Joannie Rochette

• Carolina Kostner

• Ashley Wagner

• Jeffrey Buttle

• Patrick Chan

• Jeremy Abbott

• Misha Ge

• Adam Rippon

• Qing Pang/Jian Tong

• Kaitlyn Weaver/Andrew Poje

Part-time cast:

• Nobunari Oda - Osaka and Sendai shows only

• Adelina Sotnikova - 7/26 in Osaka, 7/29 in Aichi only

• Maxim Kovtun - 7/26 in Osaka, 7/29 in Aichi only

• Miyu Nakashio - 7/25 in Osaka at 5PM show

• Koshiro Shimada - 7/26 in Osaka at 12PM show

• Rin Nitaya - 7/29 in Aichi at 1PM show

• Hiroaki Sato - 8/1 in Sendai

A few other local novice and junior skaters are also invited. See the website for more details.

BROADCAST SCHEDULE

All times are in Japan Standard Time. I’ll edit this if/when I find out more info.

• 7/25: 09:55-10:55, Fuji TV - Sapporo show, short broadcast with fluffs (Part 1, Part 2)

• 8/2: 12:55, UHB Hokkaido - Sapporo show

• 8/2: 15:00-16:25, Chukyo TV - Aichi show, short broadcast with fluffs (Videos)

• 8/8: 15:30-16:55, Miyagi TV - Sendai show

• 8/16: 02:00-04:00, Chukyo TV - Aichi show, long broadcast

• 8/16: 16:00-17:25, BS Nittele

• 8/30: 21:30-23:30, Nittele Plus - Aichi show, full broadcast

• 9/13: 17:50-20:20, Nittele Plus - Aichi show, full broadcast

• 10/3: 20:30, Nittele Plus - Sendai show, full broadcast

So how do we watch these?

Well, we can’t really watch the broadcasts as they happen, unless you live in Japan/get Japanese TV channels. Online streams are very hard to find, especially for regional TV stations. But it is pretty much a certainty that fans will upload videos from the broadcasts onto the internet.

2015 World Team Trophy: Info & streaming

The 2015 World Team Trophy is the last competition of the 2014-15 skating season. As always, it will take place in Tokyo, Japan from April 16-19.

Live results, starting orders
Entries & overview
Website

SCHEDULE

All times in Japan Standard Time (UTC+9); convert to your own.

Apr. 16: Short dance 15:15; Ladies’ SP 16:35; Men’s SP 18:40
Apr. 17: Pairs’ SP 16:00; Free dance 17:25; Men’s FS 19:00
Apr. 18: Pairs’ FS 15:15; Ladies’ FS 16:50
Apr. 19: Gala 14:00

INFO

The World Team Trophy (WTT) is a team event composed of the top 6 ranked countries after the rest of the major competitions of the season are done. This year, the countries in order of qualification are: Russia, USA, Japan, Canada, France and China. Each country sends two men, two ladies, one pair and one dance team to the competition. Skaters earn points for their team based on their placement in their segment of the competition, and the country with the greatest number of points in the end wins. WTT has been held three times so far, in 2009, 2012, and 2013. (For more information regarding the qualification process and other rules, see the ISU website.)

WTT is generally regarded as an informal competition with a fun and relaxed atmosphere; skaters are encouraged to cheer for their team from the K&C and compete for a Team Spirit Award. However, scores recorded at WTT do count towards skaters’ personal/season’s bests, and there is a total of $1 million prize money at stake, distributed among all 6 teams.

HOW TO WATCH

ISU: The ISU stream will show the entire competition live, including the gala. This stream is blocked in Japan, S. Korea and USA since other parties have bought the broadcasting rights in those countries. You may need to use a VPN to unblock it. The stream should work everywhere else in the world.

Icenetwork: Icenetwork will stream the entire competition live for subscribers in the US. (I don’t recommend buying a subscription now, since the season is almost over and you would still have to pay the full price.)

TV Asahi: TV Asahi will air the singles competitions in slightly delayed broadcasts the day of the events, and the entire competition will be aired on TV Asahi ch.2 on May 2-3. I do not know of any reliable online streams at this time.

Youtube: If you can’t watch live, videos from the competition will be uploaded to Youtube and/or Dailymotion pretty quickly, so you can always catch up later.

2015 Off season skating shows

A schedule of shows that will take place during the off season. This post will be updated as more info appears. Casts may change at any time; check the websites for updates. Broadcasts may be delayed a few hours to a few weeks.

STARS ON ICE: USA (website)
Time and place: March-April, several cities in the US
Cast: link
Broadcast: NBC, date unknown
Notes: See website for more cast and ticket details.

KOBE CHARITY EXHIBITION (website)
Time and place: April 7, Kobe, Japan
Cast: Daisuke Takahashi, Nobunari Oda, Takeshi Honda, Kaori Sakamoto, Mai Mihara, Keiji Tanaka, Taichiro Yamakuma, Saya Ueno, Kazuki Tomono, Sena Miyake, Satoko Miyahara, Rika Hongo, Shoma Uno, Kanako Murakami, Koshiro Shimada, more
Broadcast: none
Notes: Annual fundraising event for the Great East Japan Earthquake, first held in 2011.

PRINCE ICE WORLD: YOKOHAMA (website)
Time and place: April 25-26, 29, May 2-3; Yokohama, Japan
Cast: Shizuka Arakawa, Takeshi Honda, Yukina Ota, Akiko Suzuki, Nobunari Oda, Tatsuki Machida, Miki Ando, Kanako Murakami, Takahiko Kozuka, Takahito Mura, Wakaba Higuchi, Rika Hongo, Shoma Uno, more
Broadcast: May 17 at 14:00 JST, BS Japan
Notes: Held every year in April and May. One of the oldest skating shows in Japan. Skaters go around the rink to meet the fans and take pictures after each show.

STARS ON ICE: CANADA (website)
Time and place: May 1-21, several cities in Canada
Cast: link
Broadcast: CBC, date unknown
Notes: See website for more cast and ticket details.

PRINCE ICE WORLD: HACHINOHE (website)
Time and place: May 9-10, Hachinohe, Japan
Cast: Shizuka Arakawa, Takeshi Honda, Yukina Ota, Akiko Suzuki, Nobunari Oda, Miki Ando, Takahiko Kozuka, Rika Hongo, Wakaba Higuchi, Hiroaki Sato, more
Broadcast: none
Notes: Held every year in May. One of the oldest skating shows in Japan. Skaters go around the rink to meet the fans and take pictures after each show.

FANTASY ON ICE: MAKUHARI (website)
Time and place: May 29-31, Chiba, Japan
Cast: Evgeni Plushenko, Javier Fernandez, Stephane Lambiel, Johnny Weir, Brian Joubert, Jeffrey Buttle, Tatiana Volosozhar/Maxim Trankov, Anna Cappellini/Luca Lanotte, Yuzuru Hanyu, Nobunari Oda, Miki Ando, Akiko Suzuki, Shoma Uno, Wakaba Higuchi, more
Broadcast: May 30 at 16:00 JST, BS Asahi (LIVE)
Notes: The Fantasy on Ice shows are usually held in various cities every year during the off season. Guest singers are often invited. This is its second year at Makuhari.

FANTASY ON ICE: SHIZUOKA (website)
Time and place: June 6-7, Shizuoka, Japan
Cast: Evgeni Plushenko, Javier Fernandez, Stephane Lambiel, Johnny Weir, Brian Joubert, Jeffrey Buttle, Tatiana Volosozhar/Maxim Trankov, Anna Cappellini/Luca Lanotte, Yuzuru Hanyu, Nobunari Oda, Miki Ando, Akiko Suzuki, Shoma Uno, Yuka Nagai, more
Broadcast: June 6 at 19:00 JST, BS Asahi
Notes: The Fantasy on Ice shows are usually held in various cities every year during the off season. Guest singers are often invited.

DREAMS ON ICE (website, tickets)
Time and place: June 12-14, Yokohama, Japan
Cast: Yuzuru Hanyu, Takahito Mura, Takahiko Kozuka, Daisuke Murakami, Shoma Uno, Sota Yamamoto, Hiroaki Sato, Shu Nakamura, Sena Miyake, Koshiro Shimada, Satoko Miyahara, Rika Hongo, Wakaba Higuchi, Kaori Sakamoto, Yuka Nagai, Yuna Aoki, Marin Honda, Tatsuki Machida, Evgeni Plushenko, Elizaveta Tuktamysheva, Meagan Duhamel/Erid Radford, Yuko Kavaguti/Alexander Smirnov, more
Broadcast: June 22 at 01:25 JST, Fuji TV; July 18 at 19:00 JST, BS Fuji
Notes: Annual show, one of the oldest in Japan, often featuring young up-and-coming Japanese skaters. Many Japanese skaters debut their new programs at this show.

PRINCE ICE WORLD: KAGOSHIMA (main website, specific website)
Time and place: June 13-14, Kagoshima, Japan
Cast: Shizuka Arakawa, Takeshi Honda, Yukina Ota, Akiko Suzuki, Nobunari Oda, Miki Ando, Keiji Tanaka, Haruka Imai, more
Broadcast: none
Notes: One of the oldest skating shows in Japan. Skaters go around the rink to meet the fans and take pictures after each show.

DENIS TEN AND FRIENDS
Time and place: June 20-21, Almaty, Kazakhstan
Cast: Stephane Lambiel, Tatiana Volosozhar/Maxim Trankov, Joannie Rochette, Jeremy Abbott, Elena Radionova, Qing Pang/Jian Tong, Elladj Balde, So Youn Park, Maia Shibutani/Alex Shibutani, more
Broadcast: July 6 at 17:45 ALMT, Kazakh TV (live stream)
Notes: Denis Ten’s show, first held in 2013.

FANTASY ON ICE: KANAZAWA (website)
Time and place: June 26-28, Kanazawa, Japan
Cast: Evgeni Plushenko, Javier Fernandez, Stephane Lambiel, Johnny Weir, Brian Joubert, Jeffrey Buttle, Tomas Verner, Nam Nguyen, Meagan Duhamel/Eric Radford, Yuzuru Hanyu, Nobunari Oda, Miki Ando, Akiko Suzuki, Shoma Uno, Marin Honda, more
Broadcast: none
Notes: The Fantasy on Ice shows are usually held in various cities every year during the off season. Guest singers are often invited.

FANTASY ON ICE: KOBE (website)
Time and place: July 4-5, Kobe, Japan
Cast: Evgeni Plushenko, Stephane Lambiel, Jeffrey Buttle, Brian Joubert, Johnny Weir, Javier Fernandez, Tomas Verner, Phillippe Candeloro, Meagan Duhamel/Eric Radford, Yuzuru Hanyu, Nobunari Oda, Akiko Suzuki, Miki Ando, Shoma Uno, Yuna Aoki, more
Broadcast: July 11 at 13:00 JST, BS Asahi
Notes: The Fantasy on Ice shows are usually held in various cities every year during the off season. Guest singers are often invited.

ARTISTRY ON ICE (weibo, facebook)
Time and place: July 8, Taipei, Taiwan; July 10, Beijing, China; July 11, Shanghai, China; July 12, Shenzhen, China
Cast: Javier Fernandez, Adelina Sotnikova, Meryl Davis/Charlie White, Ksenia Stolbova/Fedor Klimov, Carolina Kostner, Stephane Lambiel, Johnny Weir, Kurt Browning, Karen Chen, Zijun Li, Han Yan, Wenjing Sui/Cong Han, Cheng Peng/Hao Zhang, Xiaoyu Yu/Yang Jin, Xuehan Wang/Lei Wang, more
Broadcast: Beijing - July 10 at 19:23 CST, live stream
Notes: Show started by Shen/Zhao in 2010; often collaborates with guest singers.

FIGURE SKATING AORE NAGAOKA (website)
Time and place: July 11-12, Niigata, Japan
Cast: (link) Yuzuru Hanyu, Evgeni Plushenko, Brian Joubert, Nobunari Oda, Takahito Mura, Sota Yamamoto, Sena Miyake, Koshiro Shimada, Miki Ando, Akiko Suzuki, Haruka Imai, Rika Hongo, Wakaba Higuchi, Marin Honda, Miyu Honda, more
Broadcast: none
Notes: This show was last held in 2012.

PRINCE ICE WORLD: TOKYO (website)
Time and place: July 17-20, Tokyo, Japan
Cast: Shizuka Arakawa, Takeshi Honda, Yukina Ota, Akiko Suzuki, Nobunari Oda, Tatsuki Machida, Miki Ando, Takahiko Kozuka, Takahito Mura, Yuka Nagai, Shoma Uno, more
Broadcast: July 19 at 14:30 JST, BS Japan (LIVE)
Notes: Held every year in July. One of the oldest skating shows in Japan. Skaters go around the rink to meet the fans and take pictures after each show.

THE ICE (website)
Time and place: July 22-23, Sapporo, Japan; July 25-26, Osaka, Japan; July 29-30, Aichi, Japan; August 1-2, Sendai, Japan
Cast: (link) Mao Asada, Akiko Suzuki, Satoko Miyahara, Kanako Murakami, Takahiko Kozuka, Nobunari Oda, Takahito Mura, Joannie Rochette, Carolina Kostner, Ashley Wagner, Jeffrey Buttle, Patrick Chan, Jeremy Abbott, Misha Ge, Adam Rippon, Qing Pang/Jian Tong, Kaitlyn Weaver/Andrew Poje, Adelina Sotnikova, Maxim Kovtun, more
Broadcast: More info here
Notes: Mao Asada’s show, first held in 2007. Known for its fun group programs, dance battles, and various backstage antics.

BEIJING WINTER OLYMPIC CELEBRATION
Time and place: July 31, Beijing, China
Cast: Javier Fernandez, Tessa Virtue/Scott Moir, Meagan Duhamel/Eric Radford, Evgeni Plushenko, Zijun Li, Xiaoyu Yu/Yang Jin, Xuehan Wang/Lei Wang, more
Broadcast: August 8 at 16:15 CST, BTV
Notes: Show to support/celebrate the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympic bid.

FRIENDS ON ICE (website)
Time and place: August 28-30, Yokohama, Japan
Cast: Shizuka Arakawa, Takeshi Honda, Akiko Suzuki, Takahiko Kozuka, Rika Hongo, Yuka Sato, Shae-Lynn Bourne, Tanith Belbin/Benjamin Agosto, Ilia Kulik, Irina Slutskaya, Miki Ando, Meryl Davis/Charlie White, Yamato Tamura, Stephane Lambiel, Satoko Miyahara, Qing Pang/Jian Tong, Jeremy Abbott, more
Broadcast: September 27 at 15:30 JST, October 10 at 22:30 JST, Nittele Plus
Notes: Shizuka Arakawa’s show, first held in 2006. Also known for its group programs and backstage antics. Celebrating its 10th anniversary this year.

2015 World Championships: Info & Streaming

The 2015 World Figure Skating Championships will take place in Shanghai, China from March 23-29. This will be the first time China is hosting a major ISU Championships.

Live results, entries, starting orders
Website

SCHEDULE

All times in China Standard Time (UTC+8). See here for more time zones, or convert to your own.

Mar. 25: Short dance 09:30; Pairs’ SP 18:00
Mar. 26: Ladies’ SP 10:30; Pairs’ FS 19:00
Mar. 27: Free dance 10:30; Men’s SP 16:15
Mar. 28: Ladies’ FS 10:30; Men’s FS 17:45
Mar. 29: Gala 14:00

HOW TO WATCH

ISU:

The ISU stream will show the entire competition live, including the gala. This stream is blocked in countries that have bought broadcasting rights for the competition (ie. most of the world; it should work in Australia and most parts of South America and Africa), so you may need to use a VPN to unblock it.

→ Official ISU stream

Sport 2 & Sportbox (Russia):

Sport 2 will air the entire competition and gala live, except for the short dance, which will be aired in a delayed broadcast at 21:20 MSK on Mar. 25th.

→ Stream 1, Stream 2, Stream 3 (all non-geoblocked)

Sportbox.ru will stream the entire competition live. These streams are geoblocked to Russia.

→ Short dance, Pairs’ SP
→ Ladies’ SP, Pairs’ FS
→ Free dance, Men’s SP
→ Ladies’ FS, Men’s FS
→ Gala

Eurosport:

Eurosport will air the pairs, men and gala live and ladies and ice dance in delayed broadcasts. The following broadcast schedule is for British Eurosport; check the website for schedules in other countries. (Reruns are not listed here.)

3/25: Short dance 10:00 (delayed, 90-min. recap)
3/25: Pairs’ SP 11:30 (live, 120 min., starts 1.5 hours into event)
3/26: Ladies’ SP 09:30 (delayed, 90-min. recap)
3/26: Pairs’ FS 11:00 (live, 180 min.)
3/27: Free dance 09:30 (delayed, 90-min. recap)
3/27: Men’s SP 11:00 (live, 120 min., starts 1.5 hours into event)
3/28: Ladies’ FS 10:00 (delayed, 90-min. recap)
3/28: Men’s FS 11:30 (live, 150 min., starts 45 min. into event)
3/29: Gala 07:00 (live, 180 min.)

→ Streams may be found at HahaSport or Stopstream an hour or so before an event starts. They are not geoblocked.

YLE (Finland):

YLE will stream the competition live on their website and air it on TV in delayed broadcasts. Official streams (geoblocked to Finland):

→ Short dance, Pairs’ SP
→ Ladies’ SP, Pairs’ FS
→ Free dance, Men’s SP
→ Ladies’ FS, Men’s FS
→ Gala

Icenetwork & NBC (USA):

Icenetwork will stream the entire competition (minus the gala) live for subscribers in the US. NBC will air a recap of some programs on March 28 from 8-10PM.

CBC (Canada):

CBCSports will stream the entire competition live on their website and air delayed recaps on TV.

→ Official CBC stream (geoblocked to Canada)

CCTV 5 (China):

CCTV 5 will air almost the entire competition live. The men’s SP broadcast will start 3 hours into the event (19:30 CST) and the ladies’ FS broadcast will start 30 minutes into the event (11:00 CST). All other broadcasts will start on time.

→ Stream 1, Stream 2, Stream 3 (all non-geoblocked)

Youtube:

If you can’t watch live, videos from the competition will be uploaded to Youtube very quickly, so you can always catch up later.

Other TV channels (eg. Spain’s TDP, Japan’s Fuji TV, Italy’s RaiSport) may also air parts of the competition. Check your local TV listings for more info.