Live race coverage

2009 Paris-Tours LIVE


Paris-Tours:  An early breakaway, late in the season.  Will it go all the way?
Copyright © Pete Geyer/www.cyclingfans.com

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- Video:  Paris-Tours final km here. (NOS, 02:14)

- Video:  Paris-Tours final km here. (Sporza, 02:41)

- Paris-Tours LIVE via Sporza.

- Paris-Tours LIVE via SuperSport, Paul Sherwen and Phil Liggett commentating.

- Paris-Tours LIVE on France3.fr, works here in France but apparently is geo-restricted.  NOS is also geo-restricted.  Links at right.

- Paris-Tours LIVE on Cycling TV.  Link at right.

- Paris-Tours LIVE now via Eurosport France.

- Eurosport France television coverage running late.  Still with tennis.  Paris-Tours to follow...

- 31 of 36 5-man teams entered in the U23 race today are French.  If a Frenchman doesn't win today, Bernard Hinault will go berserk a la Billy Jack.  (Stay off the new Bernard Hinault pedestrian bridge!) -Pete

- No American has ever reached the podium at Paris-Tours.  Today, American sprinter Tyler Farrar (Garmin-Slipstream) will go for the win.

- Today will see the last Paris-Tours finish on the famous Avenue de Grammont, due to the installation of tramway tracks in 2010.

- The town of Bonneval (km 44 for the Elite race and start town for the U23 race) yesterday unveiled a Tour de France street as well as a Bernard Hinault pedestrian bridge.  No word yet on whether or not Bernard tossed anyone off the bridge. -Pete

- LIVE ticker:  Eurosport France ticker (Google-translated to English).  More tickers listed at right.

- Paris-Tours book:  As far as I know, there is only one published book about the history of Paris-Tours, written by my good friend Charles Guenard (French, 2005, with preface by former TDF director Jean-Marie Leblanc).  There is currently just one copy left at Amazon.fr though they say they'll get more.  If you're ever in Paris on a Friday, you can stop by Charles' shop and get a signed copy.  Cover pics below with more info (in French) about the book on back cover.  -Pete

- Race organizer A.S.O. always produces nice event posters, though this year's Paris-Tours poster (see below) is nearly identical to last year's.  Large race posters are displayed throughout start/finish towns and a limited number of smaller versions are often available locally. -Pete


2009 Paris-Tours official poster

- The Eurosport France ticker is live.  (Link in "Live tickers" section at right.)


Chartres:  Start town for the Elite Men's race today.
Copyright © Pete Geyer/cyclingfans.com


Bonneval:  Start town for the U23 Men's race and at km 44
of the Elite Men's race.
Copyright © Pete Geyer/cyclingfans.com

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- Welcome to our live coverage guide for the 2009 Paris-Tours.

2009 Paris-Tours LIVE
France, October 11
Official Website
Elite Men Start List
U23 Men Start List

Elite Men start: 11:15 CET
(--)
Finish: 16:30 to 16:59 CET
(4:30pm to 4:59pm CET)


Tours

Tours weather


Live video streaming:


(free, North America)
(9:25am U.S. Eastern)


(15:00 CET)
(9am U.S. Eastern)


(France 3, geo-restricted?)
(15:25 CET)
(9:25am U.S. Eastern)


(NOS)
(15:30 CET)
(9:30am U.S. Eastern)


(Sporza, Belgium only?)
(15:25 CET)
(9:25am U.S. Eastern)

(more links to come)

 

(more video links to come if available)

 

Live audio streaming:

(Note: Eurosport is not showing
Paris-Tours in all markets today.)

(English)
---
Deutsch - Español
Français - Italiano
Russian - Swedish
---
Check schedule

 

Live tickers:



(English)
Deutsch - Español
Français - Italiano

(more tickers to come)

 

News and photos:


(cycling news)
Yahoo photo gallery (AP/AFP)


Graham Watson
Photography

 

Copyright © 2009 www.cyclingfans.com

 

Tour de Cycling - Saturday


Paris-Tours:  An early breakaway, late in the season.  Will it go all the way?
Copyright © Pete Geyer/www.cyclingfans.com

- Sunday Update:  Race is underway.  Our 2009 Paris-Tours Live Online Coverage Guide is here.

- Tomorrow, Sunday, is the 103rd Paris-Tours and there will be live video streaming.  The Elite Men's race will start in Chartres instead of the usual Saint-Arnoult-en-Yvelines outside Paris.  It will finish in Tours, on the Avenue de Grammont for the last time due to the installation of tramway tracks next year.  (There is also an Under-23 race.  It starts in Bonneval and finishes in Tours.)  Philippe Gilbert (Silence-Lotto) is defending champion.  No American has ever reached the podium; Tyler Farrar (Garmin-Slipstream), winding down a breakout season, hopes to become the first American winner.  We'll post our full 2009 Paris-Tours Live Online Coverage Guide before the start of live television coverage.

Paris-Tours Official Website
Start List
Race starts at:  11:15 CET (5:15am U.S. Eastern)
Live video webcast on Cycling TV starts at:  15:25 CET (9:25am U.S. Eastern)
Live streaming on Sporza:  15:25 CET (9:25am U.S. Eastern)
Live coverage on Eurosport France:  15:00 CET (9am U.S. Eastern)
Live coverage from other sources:  Check back in the morning
 

- On now:  Giro dell'Emilia delayed video coverage via Rai here.  (Thanks, Bernie.)

- More Tour de Cycling - Saturday to come, including a first look at tomorrow's Paris-Tours LIVE coverage options.

- LIVE now:  GVA Trophy Cyclocross - Namen here.  (Thanks, Jirka!)  Also LIVE here.  (Bernie S.)

Tour de Cycling - Wednesday

- Flying overnight to Paris today, so next update late Thursday.  -Pete

- The 2010 Tour de France Route Presentation is one week from today at the Palais des Congres in Paris.  You will be able to watch the event LIVE on the internet, with audio commentary in English and FrenchLive streaming is scheduled to begin at 11:00 CET (5am U.S. Eastern), October 14.  (We will of course have the links for you + more info as the event approaches.)  The first half hour should include speeches from TDF organizer Amaury Sport Organization (A.S.O.) president Jean-Etienne Amaury and Tour director Christian Prudhomme, among others including officials from key regions visited during the 2010 Tour.  This is a good time for a nap.  Things will then get more interesting as breathtaking 12-minute video highlights of the 2009 Tour, set to music, remind everyone why we love this sport.  The event concludes with what everyone is waiting for: the presentation of the 2010 Tour de France race route.  Will there be a Team Time Trial?  (Rumor is no.)  How many Individual Time Trials and how long will they be?  How many mountaintop finishes?  With coastal winds already expected in week one, will organizers also throw in some cobblestone sections on the route from Rotterdam into Northern France to keep things interesting?  (Rumor is yes.  Remember Iban Mayo bouncing all over the road and crashing in 2004?)  Among the riders expected in attendance in Paris are Lance Armstrong and Alberto ContadorAlso expected "in the house":  Most everyone from team managers such as Marc Madiot and Johan Bruyneel to broadcasters Paul Sherwen, Phil Liggett and Bob Roll.  Will UCI President Pat McQuaid show up or will his "bad France week" this week extend into next week?  Will someone, perhaps a member of the French media, have sent bad boy and past regular attendee Alexandre Vinokourov an invitation in order to stir up trouble?  Stay tuned.  Not to be missed.  -Pete

- The 2009 Paris-Tours is Sunday.  Cycling.tv will have LIVE video of the race, free, to North America.  Click here for more info.  Cyclingfans.com will of course publish a complete Paris-Tours Live Online Coverage Guide before the race.

Tour de Cycling - Sunday

- Tour de Vendee LIVE on France3.fr.  Appears to be playing worldwide.

- Cyclo-cross World Cup:  Still looking for streams.

- A Cyclocross fan in the U.S. emailed saying he was able to watch the women's race live earlier on Cycling TV.  So if you have a CTV subscription in the U.S. you may want to give that a try, despite the fact it is supposed to be geo-restricted (available worldwide excluding U.S).

- UCI Cyclo-cross World Cup:  Sporza appears to be geo-restricted, not working in the U.S.  No surprise.

- Next updates when live coverage gets underway for the men's Cyclo-cross World Cup and for the Tour de Vendee.

- Circuit Franco-Belge Stage 4 today.  Official site - Live ticker (Select Stage 4 (Etape 4) from drop-down list)

- LIVE today:  Live coverage of the UCI Cyclocross World Cup event in Treviso, Italy is scheduled to begin on Cycling TV at 13:50 CET for the women's race and at 15:20 CET for the men's race.  Cycling TV's coverage is worldwide excluding the U.S.  Live coverage on Sporza should begin at around 15:15 CET (9:15am U.S. Eastern).


(Worldwide excluding U.S.A.)


(Likely Belgium only)

(More feeds at race time if available)

- LIVE today:  Live coverage of today's Tour de Vendee is scheduled to begin at 16:35 CET (10:35am U.S. Eastern).  Live streaming coverage on France TV is listed as geo-restricted.  Eurosport France is also covering the latter part of the race live.


(Often worldwide but listed
as restricted for this race)


(Eurosport France)
(Links at race time if available)

UCI Road World Championships LIVE video streaming - Day 4

 

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- Men's Road Race final kilometer video here.  (02:02)  More Road Race videos from worldwide media sources here.

- LIVE AUDIO:  Eurosport live audio feeds are playing in English, French, Russian and Swedish.  Links in "Live audio streaming" section at right.  Pick your language; audio feeds can be played simultaneously with video streams.

- There are numerous options for watching the UCI Road World Championships, links below and at right.

- Note:  Eurosport in some markets has gone to Superbike coverage for a little over an hour.  They will then return to live coverage of the World Championships Road Race.

- The race is also LIVE via NOS.  -Bernie S.

- Road Race also LIVE via Eurosport France.

- Elite Men Road Race LIVE via TDP.  (Spanish)

- Elite Men Road Race LIVE via Swedish public TV here.

- Elite Men Road Race LIVE via Eurosport UK

- UCI Road Worlds LIVE on Universal Sports.  Link at right.

- Vuelta Online Game:  TODAY is the last day to register for the game.  Details below.

- Today's Elite Men's Road Race starts at 10:30 CET (4:30am U.S. Eastern) and is expected to finish at around 17:30 CET (11:30am U.S. Eastern).  UCI Road Worlds live video coverage on Universal Sports is scheduled to begin at 4:30am U.S. Eastern.  (10:30 CET)  Live video streaming on Cycling TV is also scheduled to begin when the race itself starts.  Live coverage on Eurosport will also start with the race or possibly beforehand depending on market.

- NEW!  Vuelta a Espana Online gameFree to play.  You get to play the directeur sportif.  Create your cycling team, train it and compete against players from all over the world on the official stages of the 2009 Vuelta a Espana.  Just like in the real Vuelta, one stage is simulated per day.  Once you have signed up and set up your team, your race begins the following day with Stage 1.  Click banner below or here for more info and to sign up.


 

- We recommend you open our Twitter feed in a separate window now.  If ever we have a server outage, we will update on Twitter and direct you to a live coverage page on another server.

- Welcome to our live coverage guide for the 2009 UCI Road World Championships.

2009 UCI Road World Championships LIVE
Mendrisio, Switzerland
September 23-27
Official Website
Elite Men Start List (.pdf)

Elite Men RR: 10:30-17:30 CET
(10:30am-5:30pm CET)


Mendrisio

Mendrisio weather


Live video streaming:


(Worldwide excluding U.S.A.)
(10:30 CET)
(Elite Men's Road Race)
(Live coverage for Elite Men's events)
(Highlights for Women's and U23 events)


(4:30am U.S. Eastern)
(Elite Men Road Race)


(Elite Men RR: 10:30 CET)
(4:30am U.S. Eastern)


(Swedish public TV)


(NOS)


(NRK)

(Links to come at race time)


(Belgium only)
(Elite Men RR: 10:00 CET)

(more links to come)

 

(more video links to come if available)

 

Live audio streaming:

(English)
---
Deutsch - Español
Français - Italiano
Russian - Swedish
---
Check schedule

 

Live tickers:



(English)
Deutsch - Español
Français - Italiano

(more tickers to come)

 

News and photos:


(cycling news)
Yahoo photo gallery (AP/AFP)


Graham Watson
Photography

 

Copyright © 2009 www.cyclingfans.com

 

UCI Road World Championships LIVE video streaming - Day 3


2009 UCI Road World Championships:  Germany's Elite Men's team recons the road race course Friday
in Mendrisio, Switzerland.  The Elite women and Under 23 men race Saturday, the Elite men on Sunday.
- Click for high resolution -
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- Elite Men Road Race Start List (.pdf)

- Sunday's Elite Men's Road Race starts at 10:30 CET (4:30am U.S. Eastern) and is expected to finish at around 17:30 CET (11:30am U.S. Eastern).  UCI Road Worlds live video coverage on Universal Sports is scheduled to begin at 4:30am U.S. Eastern.  (10:30 CET)  Live video streaming on Cycling TV is also scheduled to begin when the race itself starts.  Live coverage on Eurosport will also start with the race or possibly beforehand depending on market.

- U23 Men Road Race LIVE via Eurosport France.

- The women's race is over.

- Elite Women's Road Race also LIVE via Eurosport France.

- UCI Road Worlds LIVE via Eurosport UK

- UCI Road Worlds LIVE on Universal Sports.  Link at right.

- Today is the running of the Women's Elite and Men's U23 road races.  The women's race starts at 09:00 CET (3:00am U.S. Eastern) and is expected to finish at around 12:30 CET (6:30am U.S. Eastern).  UCI Road Worlds live video coverage on Universal Sports is scheduled to begin at 3:00am U.S. Eastern.  (9:00 CET)  Live coverage of the Elite Women's race on Eurosport is scheduled to begin at 9:00 CET or 9:30 CET depending on market.  The U23 Men's race starts at 13:30 CET (7:30am U.S. Eastern) and is expected to finish at around 18:00 CET (12pm U.S. Eastern).  Live coverage of the U23 Men's race on Eurosport is scheduled to begin at 14:00 CET (8am U.S. Eastern).

- Vuelta Online Game:  Last day to register for the game is September 27.

- NEW!  Vuelta a Espana Online gameFree to play.  You get to play the directeur sportif.  Create your cycling team, train it and compete against players from all over the world on the official stages of the 2009 Vuelta a Espana.  Just like in the real Vuelta, one stage is simulated per day.  Once you have signed up and set up your team, your race begins the following day with Stage 1.  Click banner below or here for more info and to sign up.


 

- We recommend you open our Twitter feed in a separate window now.  If ever we have a server outage, we will update on Twitter and direct you to a live coverage page on another server.

- Welcome to our live coverage guide for the 2009 UCI Road World Championships.

2009 UCI Road World Championships LIVE
Mendrisio, Switzerland
September 23-27
Official Website
Elite Women Start List (.pdf)
U23 Men Start List (.pdf)

Elite Women RR: 09:00-12:30 CET

 U23 Men RR: 13:30-18:00 CET
(1:30pm to 6pm CET)


Mendrisio

Mendrisio weather


Live video streaming:


(Worldwide excluding U.S.A.)
(Live coverage for Elite Men's events)
(Highlights for Women's and U23 events)


(3:00am U.S. Eastern)
(Elite Women Road Race)


(Elite Women RR: 9:30 CET)
(3:30am U.S. Eastern)
(U23 Men RR: 14:00 CET)
(8am U.S. Eastern)

(Links to come at race time)


(Belgium only)
(Elite Women RR: 11:00 CET)
(U23 Men RR: 16:30 CET)

(more links to come)

 

(more video links to come if available)

 

Live audio streaming:

(English)
---
Deutsch - Español
Français - Italiano
Russian - Swedish
---
Check schedule

 

Live tickers:



(more tickers to come)

News and photos:


(cycling news)
Yahoo photo gallery (AP/AFP)


Graham Watson
Photography

 

Copyright © 2009 www.cyclingfans.com

 

UCI Road World Championships LIVE video streaming - Day 2


2009 UCI Road World Championships:  American Kristin Armstrong on the podium after
winning yesterday's Elite Women's Time Trial.
- Click for high resolution - More photos
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2009 UCI Road World Championships:  Jack Bobridge of Australia won yesterday's U23 Men's Time Trial.
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- The UCI Congress is in session on Friday; there are no races.  Next road events are Saturday with the Elite Women's and Under 23 Men's road races.

- VIDEOS:  UCI Road Worlds video clips from worldwide media are being listed here.  (Highlights, interviews, Wiggins mechanical, etc.)

- LIVE AUDIO:  Eurosport live audio feeds playing in English, French, Russian and Swedish.  Links in "Live audio streaming" section at right.  Audio feeds can be played simultaneously with any of the video feeds listed below or at right (mute the sound on a video feed).

- Race is also LIVE via Swedish Public TV here.  (Thanks, Gandalf in Slovenia!)

- Elite Men TT LIVE via Eurosport Russia.

- Elite Men TT LIVE via Eurosport.  (English, media player)

- UCI Road Worlds LIVE via Eurosport France.  Link at right.

- UCI Road Worlds LIVE on Universal Sports.  Link at right.

- Today is the Men's Elite Time Trial (49.8km).  The event gets underway at 11:30 CET (5:30am U.S. Eastern) when the first rider departs.  Full Men's TT Start Order and Times here.  (.pdf)  UCI Road Worlds live video coverage on Cycling TV and on Universal Sports is scheduled to begin at 5:30am U.S. Eastern.  (11:30 CET)  Live coverage on Eurosport is also scheduled to begin at that time.

- Vuelta Online Game:  Last day to register for the game is September 27.

- NEW!  Vuelta a Espana Online gameFree to play.  You get to play the directeur sportif.  Create your cycling team, train it and compete against players from all over the world on the official stages of the 2009 Vuelta a Espana.  Just like in the real Vuelta, one stage is simulated per day.  Once you have signed up and set up your team, your race begins the following day with Stage 1.  Click banner below or here for more info and to sign up.


 

- We recommend you open our Twitter feed in a separate window now.  If ever we have a server outage, we will update on Twitter and direct you to a live coverage page on another server.

- Welcome to our live coverage guide for the 2009 UCI Road World Championships.

2009 UCI Road World Championships LIVE
Mendrisio, Switzerland
September 23-27
Official Website
Elite Men TT Start List (.pdf)

 Elite Men TT: 11:30-17:00 CET
(11:30am to 5pm CET)


Mendrisio

Mendrisio weather


Live video streaming:


(Worldwide excluding U.S.A.)
(11:30 CET)
(Elite Men TT)
(Live coverage for Elite Men's events)
(Highlights for Women's and U23 events)


(5:30am U.S. Eastern)
(Elite Men TT)


(Elite Men TT: 11:30 CET)
(5:30am U.S. Eastern)

(Links to come at race time)


(Belgium only)
(Elite Men TT: 14:30 CET)

(more links to come)

 

(more video links to come if available)

 

Live audio streaming:

(English)
---
Deutsch - Español
Français - Italiano
Russian - Swedish
---
Check schedule

 

Live tickers:



(English)
Deutsch - Español
Français - Italiano

(more tickers to come)

News and photos:


(cycling news)
Yahoo photo gallery (AP/AFP)


Graham Watson
Photography

 

Copyright © 2009 www.cyclingfans.com

 

UCI Road World Championships LIVE - Day 1


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- Thursday's Day 2 at the UCI Road World Championships will see the running of the Men's Elite Time Trial (49.8km).  The event gets underway at 11:30 CET (5:30am U.S. Eastern) when the first rider departs.  Full Men's TT Start Order and Times here.  (.pdf)  UCI Road Worlds live video coverage on Cycling TV and on Universal Sports is scheduled to begin at 5:30am U.S. Eastern.  (11:30 CET)  Live coverage on Eurosport is also scheduled to begin at that time.

- Women Elite TT Start Order and Times here (.pdf).

- Women Elite TT LIVE via Universal Sports.  Link at right.

- LIVE AUDIO:  Eurosport live audio feeds playing in English, French, Russian and Swedish.  Links in "Live audio streaming" section at right.  Audio feeds can be played simultaneously with video feeds (mute the sound on a video feed).

- UCI World's LIVE video via Rai.  (Italian)

- UCI World's LIVE video via TDP.  (Spanish)

- Men U23 TT LIVE via Eurosport France.

- Men U23 TT LIVE via Eurosport.

- Time Trial Start Order and Times:  Men U23 -- Women Elite

- Today's events are the Men Under 23 Time Trial and the Women Elite Time trial.

- Universal Sports originally planned to broadcast all events live.  They have informed us that due to the very early start times, only the Elite Men's and Women's events will be live; other events will be delayed coverage only.

- Vuelta Online Game:  Last day to register for the game is September 27.

- NEW!  Vuelta a Espana Online gameFree to play.  You get to play the directeur sportif.  Create your cycling team, train it and compete against players from all over the world on the official stages of the 2009 Vuelta a Espana.  Just like in the real Vuelta, one stage is simulated per day.  Once you have signed up and set up your team, your race begins the following day with Stage 1.  Click banner below or here for more info and to sign up.


 

- We recommend you open our Twitter feed in a separate window now.  If ever we have a server outage, we will update on Twitter and direct you to a live coverage page on another server.

- Welcome to our live coverage guide for the 2009 UCI Road World Championships.

2009 UCI Road World Championships LIVE
Mendrisio, Switzerland
September 23-27
Official Website
Men Under 23 TT Start List (.pdf)
Women Elite TT Start List (.pdf)

 Men U23 TT: 09:29-12:45 CET
Women Elite TT: 14:00-17:15 CET
(2:00pm to 5:15pm CET)


Mendrisio

Mendrisio weather


Live video streaming:


(Worldwide excluding U.S.A.)
(Live coverage for Elite Men's events)
(Highlights for Women's and U23 events)


(8:00am U.S. Eastern)
(Women Elite TT)


(U23 Men TT: 09:30 CET
(3:30am U.S. Eastern))
(Elite Women TT: 14:00 CET)
(8:00am U.S. Eastern)

(Links to come at race time)


(Belgium only)
(U23 Men TT: 11:00 CET)
(Elite Women TT: 15:25 CET)

(more links to come)

 

(more video links to come if available)

 

Live audio streaming:

(English)
---
Deutsch - Español
Français - Italiano
Russian - Swedish
---
Check schedule

 

Live tickers:



(more tickers to come)

News and photos:


(cycling news)
Yahoo photo gallery (AP/AFP)


Graham Watson
Photography

 

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Vuelta a Espana Stage 21 LIVE


2009 Vuelta a Espana:  David Millar (Garmin-Slipstream) on his way to winning the Stage 20 time trial.
- Click for high resolution -
photo Copyright © 2009 Fotoreporter Sirotti for cyclingfans.com


2009 Vuelta a Espana:  Cadel Evans (Silence-Lotto) finished third in the time trial, just 9 seconds
behind Millar.  It was good enough to move up to third in the overall standings as well,
ahead of Ivan Basso.
- Click for high resolution -
photo Copyright © 2009 Fotoreporter Sirotti for cyclingfans.com


2009 Vuelta a Espana:  Millar celebrates on the podium by spraying champagne.
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- Video:  Vuelta Stage 21 final km here. (Sporza, 04:04)

- Vuelta LIVE via Eurosport Poland.

- Vuelta LIVE via Eurosport France.

- Vuelta a Espana LIVE via Universal Sports.  Link at right.

- Vuelta Online Game:  Last day to register for the game is September 27.

- Vuelta a Espana Stage 21 departs Rivas-Vaciamadrid at 14:16 CET (8:16am U.S. Eastern) and is expected at the finish in Madrid between 17:10 and 17:42 CET (11:10am and 11:42am U.S. Eastern).  Vuelta a Espana live video on Universal Sports is scheduled to begin at 10:00am U.S. Eastern.  Vuelta live coverage on Sporza is scheduled to begin at 16:00 CET (10:00am U.S. Eastern).

- For satellite TV viewers, MJ Ray has you covered in our cycling via satellite blog here.

- NEW!  Vuelta a Espana Online gameFree to play.  You get to play the directeur sportif.  Create your cycling team, train it and compete against players from all over the world on the official stages of the 2009 Vuelta a Espana.  Just like in the real Vuelta, one stage is simulated per day.  Once you have signed up and set up your team, your race begins the following day with Stage 1.  Click banner below or here for more info and to sign up.


 

- We recommend you open our Twitter feed in a separate window now.  If ever we have a server outage, we will update on Twitter and direct you to a live coverage page on another server.

- Welcome to our live coverage guide for the 2009 Vuelta a Espana.

2009 Vuelta a Espana LIVE
August 29-September 20
Official Website
Start List

 Stage 21 start: 14:16 CET
(2:16pm CET)
Finish: 17:10 to 17:42 CET
(5:10pm to 5:42pm CET)

Live video:  16:00 CET
(4:00pm CET)


Rivas-Vaciamadrid

Madrid weather


Vuelta a Espana Online Game
(Be your own Team Director, train your riders, race the 2009 Vuelta stages.)


Live video streaming:


(10:00am U.S. Eastern)

TDP

TVE

rtve.es
(Spain, geo-restricted)


(Belgium only)
(16:00 CET (10:00am U.S. Eastern))

 
(Netherlands)

 

(more links to come)

 

(more video links to come if available)

 

Live audio streaming:

(English)
---
Deutsch - Español
Français - Italiano
Russian - Swedish
---
Check schedule

 

Live tickers:

Official site ticker



(English)
Deutsch - Español
Français - Italiano


(more tickers to come)

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Vuelta a Espana Stage 20 LIVE


2009 Vuelta a Espana:  Juan José Cobo (Fuji-Servetto) wins Stage 19.
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2009 Vuelta a Espana:  Cobo celebrates on the podium.
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2009 Vuelta a Espana:  2009 Tour champion Alberto Contador (Astana), visiting the Vuelta,
shows a copy of the book, "A Century of Passion: Giro d'Italia 1909-2009".
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Stage 20 Time Trial Start Order and Times

 

- Sunday's Vuelta a Espana Stage 21 departs Rivas-Vaciamadrid at 14:16 CET (8:16am U.S. Eastern) and is expected at the finish in Madrid between 17:10 and 17:42 CET (11:10am and 11:42am U.S. Eastern).  Vuelta a Espana live video on Universal Sports is scheduled to begin at 10:00am U.S. Eastern.  Vuelta live coverage on Sporza is scheduled to begin at 16:00 CET (10:00am U.S. Eastern).

- Vuelta a Espana LIVE via Eurosport

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- Vuelta a Espana LIVE via Universal Sports.  Link at right.

- Vuelta a Espana Stage 20 Individual Time Trial (27.8km) in Toledo starts at 14:29 CET (8:29am U.S. Eastern) when the first rider, Damien Gaudin, departs.  See link above for full start order and timesVuelta a Espana live video on Universal Sports is scheduled to begin at 10:00am U.S. Eastern.  Vuelta live coverage on Sporza is scheduled to begin at 16:00 CET (10:00am U.S. Eastern).

- For satellite TV viewers, MJ Ray has you covered in our cycling via satellite blog here.

- NEW!  Vuelta a Espana Online gameFree to play.  You get to play the directeur sportif.  Create your cycling team, train it and compete against players from all over the world on the official stages of the 2009 Vuelta a Espana.  Just like in the real Vuelta, one stage is simulated per day.  Once you have signed up and set up your team, your race begins the following day with Stage 1.  Click banner below or here for more info and to sign up.


 

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2009 Vuelta a Espana LIVE
August 29-September 20
Official Website
Start List

 Stage 20 start: 14:29 CET
(2:29pm CET)

Live video:  16:00 CET
(4:00pm CET)


Toledo

Toledo weather


Vuelta a Espana Online Game
(Be your own Team Director, train your riders, race the 2009 Vuelta stages.)


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(10:00am U.S. Eastern)

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(Spain, geo-restricted)


(Belgium only)
(16:00 CET (10:00am U.S. Eastern))

 
(Netherlands)

 

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(more video links to come if available)

 

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