The cyclists ended the week with a mountainous event, between Capua and Gran Sasso d'Italia. This Saturday on the Eurosport channel, the competitors leave Terni, and must join Fossombrone. This new stage extends over a total length of 207 kilometers, and includes a loop at the end of the route. Once the two sprints have passed, the route leads the riders to I Cappuccini, a level 4 pass. Once crossed, participants face the Monte delle Cesane, a level 2 pass, before returning to the Cappuccini. The stage then ends with a straight line of 700 meters, in Fossombrone. On Sunday, cyclists challenge each other in a time trial stage between Savignano sul Rubicone and Cesena. The roads are large and paved. As for the difference in altitude, it is almost non-existent. However, the crossing of Cesena has a stretch of porphyry, which requires caution. This ninth stage allows the riders to get ahead in the classification, before the first rest day. Want to watch the Giro stages this weekend? In these lines, we tell you at what time and on which channel to attend the races, live!
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Giro 2023 live broadcast: on which channel to watch the weekend's stages?
This weekend, the stages of the Giro 2023 are broadcast live, on the Eurosport 1 channel. On Saturday, May 13, Louis-Pierre Frileux will meet you at 11:30 a.m. for the show "Les rois de la pédale". The stage will then be followed from noon. The next day, the pre-race broadcast is broadcast at 13 p.m. From 13:10 p.m., you will meet the cyclists for the ninth stage of the Giro. Following each event, Eurosport experts lead the end-of-course debrief. Highlights, results, performances and challenges, you will know all the news of the competition.
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