Cross-country Tour de Ski 2023/24: How to watch Jessie Diggins in action
Discover how to follow Jessie Diggins in action during the Tour de Ski as she attempts to regain the title she last won in 2021.
Cross-Country Skiing
The 2023/24 Tour de Ski in cross-country skiing is about to begin, and the United States' Jessie Diggins, a previous winner from 2021, is favoured to win the women's title again.
Diggins is the current World Cup overall leader, and with reigning champion Frida Karlsson in doubt due to ongoing illness and form issues, will be tough to dislodge.
The 2021 champion gets her campaign underway alongside everyone else with a sprint race in Toblach, Italy on Saturday, 30 December.
Skiers will compete across seven stages, moving from Toblach to Davos, Switzerland, before the finale on the famously steep and gruelling mass start in Val di Fiemme, Italy.
Results from the Tour de Ski will also count towards the World Cup standings.
2023/24 Tour de Ski: When to watch Jessie Diggins in action
Toblach, Italy
- Stage 1 - Saturday, 30 December - Women's 1.5km sprint freestyle (qualification begins at 6:00am ET, 3:00am PT; finals begin at 8:30am ET, 5:30am PT)
- Stage 2 - Sunday, 31 December - Women's 10km interval start classic (6:15am ET, 3:15am PT)
- Stage 3 - Monday, 1 January - Women’s 20km pursuit freestyle (6:30am ET, 3:30am PT)
Davos, Switzerland
- Stage 4 - Wednesday, 3 January - Women's 1.5km freestyle sprint (qualification begins at 8:30am ET, 5:30am PT; finals begin at 11:00am ET, 8:00 am PT)
- Stage 5 - Thursday, 4 January - Women’s 20km pursuit classic (4:45am ET, 1:45am PT)
Val di Fiemme, Italy
- Stage 6 - Saturday, 6 January - Women's 15km mass start classic (5:30am ET, 2:30am PT)
- Stage 7 - Sunday, 7 January - Women's 10km final climb mass start freestyle (9:45am ET, 6:45am PT)
The full schedule and results can be found here.
How to watch Jessie Diggins competing on the 2023/24 Tour de Ski
The multi-stage cross-country World Cup event will be televised by FIS broadcast partners and available for digital live streaming in many territories.
American viewers can follow the event live on skiandsnowboard.live and on-demand on Outside+. Fans in Europe can watch on Eurosport.