How can I watch Tirreno-Adriatico on GCN+?

Can I watch Tirreno-Adriatico on GCN+?

Yes! Live coverage of Tirreno-Adriatico is available to GCN+ subscribers worldwide, excluding in New Zealand and France. Full on-demand replays of the race will also be available to subscribers worldwide, except in New Zealand and France. You can check out the full list of races available in your country for 2022 here. 

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What and when can I watch?

Live racing: GCN+ subscribers in the above territories can watch Tirreno-Adriatico live on the GCN app or via the web player.

Short highlights: We have daily highlights for each stage after the stages finish. The highlights are available worldwide for all subscribers.

Extended highlights: Our extended highlights for each stage are available worldwide except in New Zealand and France.

How to watch Tirreno-Adriatico highlights?: All of these highlights can be found:

• In the GCN app: click on the Race TV section of the app and then scroll down to "Latest Highlights".
• On our web player: click on the correct race then click the "Highlights/Extra" tab and select the relevant highlights package.

How can I watch Tirreno-Adriatico live with GCN+?

You can watch Tirreno-Adriatico on:

• A mobile in the GCN app on Android (download here) and iOS (download here)
• Casting via Chromecast is supported on Android and iOS
• Casting via AirPlay is supported on iOS
• Connected devices including:
• Amazon Fire Stick
• Samsung TV (2018-2020 models, not available in the USA)
• Android TV
• Our web player (here)

About Tirreno-Adriatico

This early season stage race is traditionally held around mid-March and offers both Classics specialists and Grand Tour riders a chance to hone their form ahead of races like Milan-San-Remo and the Giro d’Italia. Tirreno-Adriatico is, in many ways, a mini Grand Tour. If a rider can claim a win here - like Simon Yates did in 2020 - then they’ll no doubt go into the Giro as the big favourite to take the maglia rosa.

The race runs from the Tyrrhenian sea on Italy’s west coast to the Adriatic on its east coast, crossing the hills and mountains that litter the country’s interior along the way. It also features two tough time trials that typically bookend the race, a team time trial on day one and an individual time trial on the final day.

If there is a problem or I have a question about GCN+, what do I do?

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