Eurosport is the number one sports channel in Europe. With a pan-European network of over 102 million homes in 54 countries, transmitting in 19 major European languages and showing the most prestigious international sporting events, Eurosport has become the "reference sports channel".

  Eurosport's success is due to its’ in-depth coverage, the high quality and diversity of its programming, its commitment to network development and its'investment in acquiring sporting rights.

  As an action channel, Eurosport's strategy is to bring the widest range of sporting events from around the world to its’ viewers, and to give priority to LIVE events. Eurosport's unrivalled programming is for all types of sports fans. Over 100 different sports are covered every year, from the most popular, such as football, tennis, motor racing, athletics, cycling and boxing, to the rather less common but equally exciting action-packed sports such as curling, snowboarding, or sumo.

  Eurosport transmits over 120 hours each week and 6200 hours of sporting action every year. Of 4000 hours in primary broadcasting, 53% is Live. This live package is complemented with well-timed highlights, behind-the-scene reports and regular in-house produced magazine programs. The daily sports bulletin "SportsCentre", gives the latest sports results, news and analysis. With a high calibre team of 400 professional world class commentators and expert guests, Eurosport also provides the most detailed, authoritative and exciting commentary available in 19 languages.

  In January 1999, Eurosport launched its Internet Web site: www.eurosport.com. Following its' successful launch, it now attracts up to 117 million page impressions monthly and over 3,9 millions unique viewers. There are versions in Spanish, English, French, German, and Italian.

 In September 2000, to complete the building of the company as a strong multimedia offer, Eurosport launched Eurosportnews, a channel of sports information which combines television and Internet in just one media 24 hours per day. Distributed in Italy, Israel, Portugal, Asia (Malasya, Honk Kong, China, India), Oceania (Australia, New Zealand) and Africa.

 In January 2005, Eurosport launched Eurosport2, a channel complimentary to Eurosport: 1,800 hours of top sport events not shown on Eurosport, including 500 hours of live combined with our top new formated sport news service 24 hours a day. Already distributed in 17 million homes, it is available in 6 languages: English, Italian, French, Polish, Greek and Turkish.

 On top of that, we have Eurosport Mobile, Eurosport content on the move via SMS, WAP, & I-MODE, in a total of 5 versions: English, French, German, Italian and Spanish.