Worldwide coverage brings the Home of Triathlon to millions of viewers across the globe

Triathlon fans around the world can follow every moment of DATEV Challenge Roth on July 5, 2026. From the iconic sunrise swim start at the Main-Donau Canal to the emotional finish line celebrations inside the Triathlon Stadium, the race is available live and free of charge for a global audience.

The official English-language livestream will broadcast throughout the entire race day on the DATEV Challenge Roth YouTube channel. Coverage will be hosted by former IRONMAN World Champion Sebastian Kienle and renowned triathlon commentator Belinda Granger, bringing viewers expert analysis, exclusive insights and the unique atmosphere that makes Roth one of the most iconic events in endurance sport.

In addition to the official livestream, DATEV Challenge Roth will be distributed worldwide through an extensive network of broadcast and streaming partners, including the Olympic Channel, World Triathlon, DAZN, Prime Video, Samsung TV Plus, LG Channels, Plex, beIN Sports, SportEurope.TV and numerous regional sports broadcasters across Europe, North America, Asia, Africa and Oceania.

Kathrin Walchshöfer-Helneder, CEO of TEAMCHALLENGE, welcomes the continued international growth of the event:

“DATEV Challenge Roth has always been much more than a race. It is a celebration of our sport and a place where dreams come true. We are proud that millions of triathlon fans around the world can experience the unique atmosphere of Roth live, whether they are watching from Europe, North America, Asia, Africa or Australia. Our athletes, our volunteers and our spectators create something truly special, and we are delighted to share these emotions with a global audience.”

The worldwide distribution reflects the growing international appeal of DATEV Challenge Roth, which attracts professional athletes and age group competitors from more than 100 nations every year. Combined with the legendary crowds, the fastest long-distance course in the world and the support of 7,500 volunteers, Roth continues to be one of the most watched and celebrated events in global triathlon.