The 2025 season is going through a very special moment from April 21 to 25. The Tour of the Alps is being held this week as a race that serves, for many, as preparation for the Giro d'Italia and will feature many of it's headliners.
Daniel Martinez, Felix Gall, Jai Hindley, Giulio Ciccone, Thymen Arensman, Derek Gee or Antonio Tiberi are just some of the names who will take part in the Italian race, which also makes a trip to Austria in the final days. And Chris Froome will also serve as a headliner in this event. . Below, we tell you when and where to follow on TV and online this exciting edition of the Tour of the Alps.
TV
The Tour of the Alps 2025 can be followed live in the traditional platforms such as Discovery, MAX and Eurosport.
Estimated start and finish times Tour of the Alps 2025 (CET)
- Monday, April 21 (San Lorenzo Dorsino - San Lorenzo Dorsino): 11:30h - 15:18h.
- Tuesday, April 22 (Mezzolombardo - Sterzing): 10:15h - 15:12h.
- Wednesday, April 23 (Sterzing - Innichen): 10:30h - 15:30h.
- Thursday, April 24 (Sillian - Obertilliach): 10:50h - 15:30h.
- Friday, April 25 (Lienz - Lienz): 12:15h - 15:30h.
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