From the peaks of the Tyrol-Alto Adige-Trentino Euregio to the small screen: the Tour of the Alps is ready to transform itself, from April 21 to 25, into a great international narrative, a challenge that crosses mountains and breaks down borders.

The euro-regional stage race will be broadcast in over 100 countries worldwide, with two hours of live television every day, bringing the magic of the Alps into the homes of millions of fans thanks to the multi-year partnership with Infront Sports & Media, which holds media and marketing rights and television production.

The Italian public can follow the Tour of the Alps on Rai networks and Eurosport. The latter will carry the signal across the entire European continent and all of Asia. Austrian fans can also follow the Tour of the Alps live on the national broadcaster ORF and Eurosport.

FloSports will be the reference point for fans in North America, broadcasting the race in the United States and Canada. The #TotA will also be followed on L'Equipe TV frequencies, which will broadcast the event in France, and for the first time in Israel thanks to Sports5. Finally, EBU News will offer Tour of the Alps images in news broadcasts across Europe, while NOS will do the same in the Netherlands.

The general public can follow the Tour of the Alps challenge every day from 1:30 PM to 3:30 PM, except for the third stage on Wednesday, April 23, which will air from 12:30 PM to 2:30 PM.

"The 2025 edition of the Tour of the Alps marks a significant leap in terms of production and distribution," stated Stefano Deantoni, Marketing Director of Infront Italy. - "This year, Infront will directly manage the entire television production of the event, with cutting-edge means and technologies that will guarantee a spectacular, immersive, and continuous narrative, capable of maximizing the charm of the race and the territory hosting it. This is accompanied by a global media distribution, with coverage that will reach all major European, Asian, and American markets, confirming the Tour of the Alps as an increasingly international, competitive, and relevant product in the global cycling landscape."

"The Tour of the Alps is an international showcase not only for great cycling but also for the territories it crosses," commented Giacomo Santini, President of GS Alto Garda. – "Television broadcast in over 100 countries represents an extraordinary opportunity to promote the identity, landscape, and tourist attractiveness of the Euroregion. Sport and territory are at the center of our strategy: telling them together is our added value."

THE STAGES

Monday, April 21, 2025
Stage 1: San Lorenzo Dorsino – San Lorenzo Dorsino, 148.5 Km, 2,750 m elevation gain.
Difficulty: **

Tuesday, April 22, 2025
Stage 2: Mezzolombardo – Vipiteno-Racines, 178 Km, 3,750 m elevation gain.
Difficulty: ***

Wednesday, April 23, 2025
Stage 3: Vipiteno-Racines – San Candido, 145.5 Km, 2,750 m elevation gain.
Difficulty: **

Thursday, April 24, 2025
Stage 4: Sillian – Obertilliach, 162.7 Km, 3,200 m elevation gain.
Difficulty: ****

Friday, April 25, 2025
Stage 5: Lienz - Lienz, 112.2 Km, 2,400 m elevation gain.
Difficulty: ***