The soigneurs and team staff have finished, the team buses have left the carpark and the celebrations have are all but finished.
From everyone at RGT Cycling, Veloviewer and The Cycling Podcast:
Thanks for taking part in the worlds first virtual grand tour!
our giro
21 STAGES OF MAGIC ROADS STARTING MAY 9TH 2020
The Cycling Podcast is award-winning and globally respected, it is the only podcast to provide daily, on-the-ground coverage of all three of professional cycling’s Grand Tours.
RGT and the Cycling Podcast, along with their key partners Iwoca and Veloviewer have come together to present “Our Giro”; a free 21 day Italian adventure.
“Our Giro” is the fourth, or rather the first Grand Tour in a season when some fans had been glumly contemplating life without their favorite sport.

Having for years reported on “La Corsa Rosa” on the ground – from the swooping valleys and towering peaks of the Alps and Dolomites – now The Cycling Podcast’s three hosts have turned race directors:
Parallel to three weeks of acoustic love letters celebrating cycling’s most romantic race, from May 9 to May 31, we invite you to ride the roads of Our Giro, some of them famous, some undiscovered and all spectacular.
From the Gavia to the Agnello, the Fedaia to Mount Etna – this is every cyclist’s chance to test themselves in the sport’s most captivating arena, the crucible of a three-week tour.



The Stages
The Cycling Podcast “Our Giro” leaderboard provides a tick-list of the 21 RGT stages to log your progress over the Grand Tour. The leaderboard will help motivate you, whether you are enjoying the satisfaction of ticking off each route, or putting in efforts with the aim to log one of the fastest times. Check out the VeloViewer maps, profiles and stats for each of the stages to discover what you are in for, and plan your racing strategy.
Strava users need to be a member of The Cycling Podcast Strava club to get their times on there but they are shown a link to take them to the club if they are not a member.
Users do not have to be VeloViewer PRO users to get their times populated in the leaderboard.
Stage 1. May 9TH
ITT Budapest
Stage 2. May 10TH
Györ to Budapest
Stage 3. May 11TH
from Gödöllö to Tokaj
Stage 4. May 12TH
Monreale to Agrigento
Stage 5. May 13TH
Agrigento to Modica
Stage 6. May 14TH
Ragusa to Etna
Stage 7. May 15TH
Tropea to Praia a Mare
Stage 8. May 16TH
Castrovillari to Matera
Stage 9. May 17TH
Altamura to Rifugio Calvanico
Stage 10. May 19TH
ITT – Amatrice to Castelluccio
Stage 11. May 20TH
Tropea to Praia a Mare
Stage 12. May 21ST
Cesenatico to Cesenatico
Stage 13. May 22ND
Ravenna to Padova
Stage 14. May 23RD
Treviso to Feltre
Stage 15. May 24TH
Belluno to Corvara in Badia
Stage 16. May 26TH
Mezzolombardo to Aprica
Stage 17. May 27TH
Morbegno to Bergamo
Stage 18. May 28TH
Magenta to Barolo
Stage 19. May 29TH
Cuneo to Pinerolo
Stage 20. May 30TH
Alba to Col Basset
Stage 21. May 31ST
ITT – Cernusco sul Naviglio to Milan
what is VeloViewer
VeloViewer is a website used by both professional cycling teams and recreational cyclists to allow riders to get the most from their Strava data. Whether you are looking to gain new insights into your riding history, check out all of your Strava segment placings, or planning out your next ride, VeloViewer’s interactive data visualisations, 3D profiles, and fully filterable lists of your Strava history, has all the features you need.
Access the same tools as top level professional cycling teams to prepare for your upcoming events and trips. VeloViewer works to inspire your riding regardless of your level, from ticking off local Explorer Tiles, planning an overseas adventure, or winning the next Tour de France.