The 105th edition of the Giro d’Italia featured 21 stages from Budapest to Verona – with Jai Hindley becoming the first Australian rider to win the Corsa Rosa.
Event organiser RCS Sport reported 210 million page views between the official website and app, with 10 million unique visitors.
All the properties of the Giro d’Italia totalled 180 million video views and the social community was comprised of 4.2 million users. Total impressions reportedly exceeded 800 million.
200 countries around the world saw the Giro broadcast. The TV production utilised 48 vehicles from EMG Italy, Belgium and France (with 10 cameras, 6 audio / video motorcycles and 4 audio motorcycles, as well as 2 helicopters equipped with cineflex cameras).
These provided the TV production and images of the Corsa Rosa, following a new partnership between EMG Group and RCS Sport for the event’s live TV production.
