Giro stage highlights outside of U.S.?

neeb
neeb Posts: 4,473
edited May 2008 in Pro race
Anyone have any tips for getting non-live TV coverage of the giro on the web in English, i.e. comprehensive highlights or recorded live footage? I don't want to watch it live during the day at the weekend when it's sunny out, and I'm always busy during the week. Not being able to watch the CyclingTV highlights is doing my head in, I haven't seen any of the stages. And now it looks like it's getting interesting...

Anyone managed to record the footage from the NRK/Eurosport player on cyclingfans?

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  • donrhummy
    donrhummy Posts: 2,329
    neeb wrote:
    Anyone have any tips for getting non-live TV coverage of the giro on the web in English, i.e. comprehensive highlights or recorded live footage? I don't want to watch it live during the day at the weekend when it's sunny out, and I'm always busy during the week. Not being able to watch the CyclingTV highlights is doing my head in, I haven't seen any of the stages. And now it looks like it's getting interesting...

    Anyone managed to record the footage from the NRK/Eurosport player on cyclingfans?

    Check http://steephill.tv/giro-d-italia (and email the guy there about bittorrents), http://cyclingfans.com and http://cycleto.com
  • neeb
    neeb Posts: 4,473
    Thanks, will check these out.
  • pottssteve
    pottssteve Posts: 4,069
    You can get the Giro highlights and full stage replayed later on cyclingtv outside USA...
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  • neeb
    neeb Posts: 4,473
    You can get the Giro highlights and full stage replayed later on cyclingtv outside USA...
    :shock: :shock:

    You can?? Do you have to subscribe to the Giro channel? Didn't work for me when I tried (I have a subscription to the Premium channel).
  • deltadawn
    deltadawn Posts: 168
    Cycling TV has a separate Giro package I believe
  • neeb
    neeb Posts: 4,473
    Cycling TV has a separate Giro package I believe
    Yup, but it's advertised as only available to U.S./Canada customers and priced in dollars. Maybe it's possible to buy it anyway from Europe, but with the limitation that you can't watch live? Or perhaps the Giro is included in some of the other (non-U.S. only) packages and that provides a loophole?

    pottssteve, can I ask what packages you subscribe to and where you are?