The 2026 FEI World Championships gets underway on Tuesday 11 August in Aachen, Germany, and we will then be treated to almost two whole weeks of incredible equestrian sport until the closing ceremony on Sunday 23 August. Of course, if you cant be there in person, you dont want to miss a moment of the action from the comfort of your own home. So here weve detailed how you can watch every discipline eventing, dressage, showjumping, para dressage, vaulting and driving. How to watch the 2026 FEI World Championships All the action will be shown on the pay-for equestrian streaming service, ClipMyHorse.TV and FEI.TV. A discount of 26% is available on membership until 23 August for new and returning customers without a current membership, which brings the cost to 177.59, which is approximately 150. This covers a one-year subscription all you need to go is go to the website and use the code AACHEN26. At the moment, there is no news on whether there will be any coverage by the BBC or other British broadcasters, but if that changes, we will be sure to post the information on this page. To find out when your favourite discipline is taking place at the World Championships and to discover when the medals will be decided, make sure you check out our comprehensive timetable of events. Image: FEI/ Richard JuilliartRelated contentFEI introduces online abuse protection measures ahead of World ChampionshipsBritish eventing, showjumping and dressage teams announced for World ChampionshipsAbu Dhabi confirmed as host of FEI Endurance World Championship Whats happening, when? The full 2026 FEI World Championships timetableThe post How to watch the 2026 FEI World Championships on TV and via livestream appeared first on Your Horse.