The international television broadcast of the 21 stages of the Giro d’Italia is being produced by the host broadcaster EMG, live and in full. Now under way, and running from May 6-28, 2023, the TV images will be distributed across the world, thanks to deals with over 20 different television networks.
The 2023 Corsa Rosa will be available on Eurosport, Eurosport Player, GCN + and Discovery + for an integral and multi-platform offering available across the whole of Europe, Southeast Asia and the Indian subcontinent.
There will be free-to-air coverage of the event by RSI in the Canton of Ticino, by EITB in the Basque Country, by S4C in Wales and by VTM and RTL in Belgium.
In the USA, the Giro can be watched on BeIN Sport, while in South America on Direct TV and CLARO, exclusively with the exception of Colombia where the live broadcast will be provided by Caracol, free to air.
Fans in Japan will be able to follow the race on J Sport, in Australia on SBS, in the Middle East and North Africa on Starzplay, and in Sub-Saharan Africa on Supersport.
Worldwide, the Corsa Rosa will be broadcast on GCN+ and Discovery+.
In Italy, RAI will broadcast every stage free-to-air. The TV schedule will begin with an hour of ‘Aspettando il Giro’ on Rai Sport HD, a program that will include the presentation of the riders and the pre-race interviews, after which there will be ‘Prima diretta’ on the same channel to follow the start of the stage until 14:00.
Then the programming of the Corsa Rosa will move to Rai 2, with ‘Giro in Diretta’ until 16:15 and ‘Giro all’Arrivo’ immediately following, for the commentary of the final phases of each stage, up to the finish at around 17:15.
Immediately following the race, will be the traditional post-race analysis of the ‘Processo alla Tappa’, generally lasting 45 minutes. ‘Arriva il Giro’ at 20:00 and ‘KM’ at 00:00 will close each day’s broadcasting in Italy.
Meanwhile, in Italy, the Corsa Rosa can also be followed on Eurosport, Eurosport Player, GCN + and Discovery +.
