Giro d’Italia 2019 live TV guide
When and where to watch the 2019 Giro d'Italia
The first Grand Tour of the year kicked off on May 11, with the Giro d'Italia spanning over three weeks until June 2. The action is being broadcast live on Eurosport.
Viewers have been able to catch the action live, with further highlights available each evening.
The race is not broadcast on ITV4, like some of the other major races, because it's run by a different organiser.
The Giro d'Italia 2019 route includes plenty of ITT miles, with a 15km solo race on the final day carrying potential to shake up the standings.
There's seven summit finishes, two if which will be at the end of time trials, whilst stage 16 promises to test the legs with a climb of both the Gavia and the Mortirolo also included on the same day.
You can catch up with all the latest news and action from the Giro d'Italia here.
Giro d'Italia route guide
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Social media/web
Failing watching the live action or highlights, you can keep up with the race via social media:
Official Twitter account: @giroditalia
Official website: www.giroditalia.it/eng
And of course, Cycling Weekly's channels will be bursting with news, race reports and interviews from Italy over the course of the race.
Giro d'Italia 2019 live TV guide
Please note that while effort is made to ensure the accuracy of this information, schedules are subject to change.
Saturday 11 May
1530-1945 Stage 1 LIVE on Eurosport 1
2200-2330 Stage 1 Highlights on Eurosport 1
Sunday 12 May
1200-1630 Stage 2 LIVE on Eurosport 1
2000-2130 Stage 2 Highlights on Eurosport 1
Monday 13 May
1200-1630 Stage 3 LIVE on Eurosport 1
2000-2130 Stage 3 Highlights on Eurosport 1
Tuesday 14 May
1200-1630 Stage 4 LIVE on Eurosport 1
2000-2130 Stage 4 Highlights on Eurosport 1
Wednesday 15 May
1245-1630 Stage 5 LIVE on Eurosport 1
2000-2130 Stage 5 Highlights on Eurosport 1
Thursday 16 May
1200-1630 Stage 6 LIVE on Eurosport 1
2000-2130 Stage 6 Highlights on Eurosport 1
Friday 17 May
1200-1630 Stage 7 LIVE on Eurosport 1l
2000-2130 Stage 7 Highlights on Eurosport 1
Saturday 18 May
1200-1630 Stage 8 LIVE on Eurosport 1
1900-2000 Stage 8 Highlights on Eurosport 1
Sunday 19 May
1200-1645 Stage 9 LIVE on Eurosport 1
2000-2130 Stage 9 Highlights on Eurosport 1
Monday 20 May: Rest day
Tuesday 21 May
1230-1630 Stage 10 LIVE on Eurosport 1
2000-2130 Stage 10 Highlights on Eurosport 1
Wednesday 22 May
1200-1630 Stage 11 LIVE on Eurosport 1
2000-2130 Stage 11 Highlights on Eurosport 1
Thursday 23 May
1215-1645 Stage 12 LIVE on Eurosport 1
2000-2130 Stage 12 Highlights on Eurosport 1
Friday 24 May
1200-1645 Stage 13 LIVE on Eurosport 1
2000-2130 Stage 13 Highlights on Eurosport 1
Saturday 25 May
1145-1630 Stage 14 LIVE on Eurosport 1
2000-2130 Stage 14 Highlights on Eurosport 1
Sunday 26 May
1200-1630 Stage 15 LIVE on Eurosport 2
2000-2130 Stage 15 Highlights on Eurosport 2
Monday 27 May: Rest day
Tuesday 28 May
1200-1645 Stage 16 LIVE on Eurosport 2
2000-2130 Stage 16 Highlights on Eurosport 2
Wednesday 29 May
1200-1645 Stage 17 LIVE on Eurosport 2
2000-2130 Stage 17 Highlights on Eurosport 2
Thursday 30 May
1200-1645 Stage 18 LIVE on Eurosport 2
2000-2130 Stage 18 Highlights on Eurosport 2
Friday 31 May
1145-1645 Stage 19 LIVE on Eurosport 2
2000-2130 Stage 19 Highlights on Eurosport 2
Saturday 1 June
1200-1645 Stage 20 LIVE on Eurosport 2
2000-2130 Stage 20 Highlights on Eurosport 2
Sunday 2 June
1215-1800 Stage 21 LIVE on Eurosport 2
2000-2130 Stage 21 Highlights on Eurosport 2
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Jonny was Cycling Weekly's Weekend Editor until 2022.
I like writing offbeat features and eating too much bread when working out on the road at bike races.
Before joining Cycling Weekly I worked at The Tab and I've also written for Vice, Time Out, and worked freelance for The Telegraph (I know, but I needed the money at the time so let me live).
I also worked for ITV Cycling between 2011-2018 on their Tour de France and Vuelta a España coverage. Sometimes I'd be helping the producers make the programme and other times I'd be getting the lunches. Just in case you were wondering - Phil Liggett and Paul Sherwen had the same ham sandwich every day, it was great.
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