For cycling fans in the United States, you'll find streaming coverage of the 2025 Vuelta a España on the Peacock subscription service. This is the only way to get full live streaming coverage and replays of every stage.
For additional details about live cycling on Peacock, please see my Peacock overview which includes pricing, list of major races, and other details.
What about cable/satellite?
Peacock is a streaming-only service that runs on connected TVs, smartphones, tablets, and laptops. There is no Peacock cable or satellite TV channel... however, if you're a cable/satellite subscriber, you can find some limited TV coverage of La Vuelta a España on NBC's CNBC channel. Note that it is sparse compared to the Peacock streaming coverage.
Does Peacock cover cyclocross?
No. Although Peacock's parent, NBC has had the streaming rights to some cyclocross races in the past, for 2025 you won't find cyclocross on Peacock. For cyclocross coverage, please see my article, "How to stream cyclocross during the 2025/26 season" to learn about live coverage on HBO MAX, which is the primary service for watching 'cross for those in the USA.
The primary reason most cycling fans will subscribe to Peacock is for coverage of the Tour de France, Vuelta a España, and some of the Spring Classics, like Paris-Roubaix.
What does "La Vuelta a España" translate to?
Vuelta means "lap" in Spanish, in English, you can think of La Vuelta a España as "the tour of Spain" - it's the Spanish equivalent of the Tour de France or Giro d'Italia ("the Tour of Italy".) La Vuelta a España, or simply "La Vuelta" is Spain's 3 week grand tour.