This year’s Giro d’Italia, which takes place from May 5 to 28, can be watched on television and via online live streaming.
Vicenzo Nibali, the 2016 Giro d’Italia winner, taking a corner during one of the stages in the race. Photo: Joop van Dijk (licensed)
SuperSport will broadcast the race live on the following dates:
May 5 (SS5) 1.05pm – 5.45pm: Stage one – Alghero/Olbia 203km
May 6 (SS6) 1.05pm – 5.45pm: Stage two – Olbia/Tortoli 208km
May 7 (SS5) 1.25pm – 5.45pm: Stage three – Tortoli/Cagliari 148km
May 9 (SS5) 1.05pm – 5.45pm: Stage four – Cefalu/Etna 180km
May 10 (SS5) 1.05pm – 5.45pm: Stage five – Pedara/Messina 157km
May 11 (SS5) 1.05pm – 5.45pm: Stage six – Reggio Calabria/Terme Luigiane 207km
May 12 (SS5) 1.05pm – 5.45pm: Stage seven – Castrovillari/Alberobello 220km
May 13 (SS6) 1.05pm – 5.45pm: Stage eight – Molfetta/Peschici 189km
May 14 (SS6) 1.05pm – 5.45pm: Stage nine – Montenero Di Bisaccia/Blockhaus 139km
May 16 (SS5) 1.05pm – 5.45pm: Stage ten – Foligno/Montefalco ITT 39.2km
May 17 (SS5) 1.05pm – 5.45pm: Stage eleven – Firenze/Bagno Di Romagna 161km
May 18 (SS5) 1.05pm – 5.45pm: Stage twelve – Forli/Reggio Emilia 237km
May 19 (SS5) 1.05pm – 5.45pm: Stage thirteen – Reggio Emilia/Tortona 162km
May 20 (SS5) 1.05pm – 5.45pm: Stage fourteen – Castellania/Opopa 131km
May 21 (SS5) 1.05pm – 5.30pm: Stage fifteen – Valdengo/Bergamo 199km
May 23 (SS5) 1.05pm – 5.45pm: Stage sixteen – Rovetta/Bormio 227km
The live coverage and video streaming can be seen on www.steephill.tv, www.cyclingfans.com or www.procyclinglive.com.
