The Spring 2022 Classic is underway. If you're looking for ways to watch the Classics over the next month, we've put together a handy Classics live stream guide.

A series of one-day races in Belgium, France, and Italy in March and April will bring four monuments throughout the spring: the Milan-San Remo, Tour de Flanders, Paris-Roubaix, and Liege-Bastogne-Liege.

The sprinters' classics, the Scheldeprij and Scheldeprij Women's, are the last spring cobbled classics usually held between Flanders and Roubaix, but this year they will be held a week and a half earlier than the latter due to a schedule change.

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Given the race's reputation for favoring sprinters, it is not surprising that both races are more or less flat.

The men's 199km race starts in Terneuzen, the Netherlands, and heads across the border to Schoten, Belgium, where it finishes with three and a half laps of the local circuit. There are four short cobblestone sections in Schoten, but they are not cobbled like those in Flanders or Roubaix.

The women's section is a 138-km route around Schoten and within Belgium. The cobblestones of the Broekstraat also make an appearance towards the end of the race.

Men's schedule Start - Wednesday, April 6, 12:45 (11:45 BST, 07:45 EST); Finish - Wednesday, April 6, 17:18 (16:18 BST, 12:18 EST)

Women's schedule: Start - 11:30 (10: 30 BST, 05:30 EST), Finish - 15:02 (14:02 BST, 10:18 EST) on Wednesday, April 6

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Scheldeprijs is a UK and European Eurosport Player costs £6.99/$9.15/month and a 12-month pass costs £59.99/$78.51. Discovery+ offers the same coverage for the same price. Discovery+" offers the same coverage for the same price.

In the UK, Europe, and some other regions, the race is broadcast on GCN+ (opens in new tab) for £39.99 for one year.

In the United States, Australia, and Canada, the races are broadcast on Flobikes (opens in new tab); a one-year subscription costs $150 in the US and $209.99 in Canada)

Local Belgian broadcasters RTBF (opens in new tab) and Sporza Sporza (open in new tab) will also broadcast the race.

We will continue to update our "How to Watch" guide with other broadcasters to remember over the next month, including NBC Sports (opens in new tab) via Peacock ($4.99/month in the US) during the Spring Classic season.

If you don't have cable, Smart TV with SlingTV (opens in new tab) ($35/month, $10 off first month) or FuboTV (opens in new tab) ($64.99/month) (both services offer free trials), or other smart devices to access NBC Sports over IP.

European spring classic broadcasts include Rai Sport (open in new tab) (Italy), France TV (open in new tab), L'Equipe TV (open in new tab) (France), NOS (Netherlands), EITB (open in new tab) (Basque Country), RTVE (open in new tab) (Spain).

If you live outside the broadcast area or are out of the country on vacation and the live stream is geographically restricted, you can work around this by using a "virtual private network" (VPN) for your laptop, tablet, or cell phone to simulate being in your home country.

Our sister site TechRadar has tested hundreds of VPNs and recommends Express VPN as the number one VPN currently available.With ExpressVPN (opens in new tab) you can watch on Smart TV, Fire TV Stick, PC, Mac, iPhone, Android phone, iPad, tablet, and many other devices at once.

In the men's race, Alpecin Phoenix's Tim Merlier and Yasper Philipsen will be the two sprinters for the finish sprint. Fabio Jacobsen and his powerful Quick-Step Alphavinir lead-out train are also strong contenders.

Other big Names lined up.

In addition, Arnaud De Lier (Lotto Soudal), Cees Boll (Team DSM), Jon Abelasturi (Trek-Segafredo), and Bora-Hansgrohe's Martin Lars and Jordi Meeus will be in the sprint competition.

Lorena Wiebes, the first winner of the women's race, will lead Team DSM with Charlotte Kuhl. Chiara Consonni and Silvia Persico (Valcar-Travel & Service) will be the race's top competitors, along with Trek-Segafredo's Chloe Hosking and Shirin van Unrooy.

Julie de Wilde (Plantur-Pla), Arianna Fidanza (BikeExchange-Jayco), Letizia Borghesi (EF-Tibco-SVB), and Rachele Barbieri (Liv-Xstra) are also to watch.