Strada Bianche, how to watch?

[BumbleBeeDave]

Any suggestions on how to watch this weekend without major VPN or other $$$ investment?

[Roberto Yunge]

Tiz cycling live steam should work, haven`t used it in a while though.

[cmb5286]

I *think* it will be shown on Max here in the US. I just checked the app and it looks like it'll be shown there.

[prototoast]

I use NordVPN which is like $100 for two years, and I use that to watch a free Dutch or Belgian livestream.

[irideti]

I’m planning to watch it on Flo w Surfshark VPN connecting to Canada. This setup worked wonderfully last weekend for the two Belgium spring classic openers. I’m based in the US.

[kytyree]

Originally Posted by cmb5286

I *think* it will be shown on Max here in the US. I just checked the app and it looks like it'll be shown there.

It will but I think the free trial everyone got for the sports package expires today (the 29th) so it will be $9.99 for the month if we want to watch it on Max, more if you're not already a Max subscriber.

[glepore]

Max has extended the trial, date unknown. Given the merger, might be a while.
I used Tiz for Omloop. Its great if you are in a situation to reload every 15 min or so.
VPN to sporza be works if you spoof Belg. But commentary is Belgian.

[GregL]

Max B/R Sports, 8AM EST this Saturday. Already planning my coffee and breakfast around this

Greg

[Onno]

I thought I had just read somewhere that it was on Flobikes in the US. Is that not true? Perhaps I inadvertently found info from last year...

[Mark McM]

Originally Posted by Onno

I thought I had just read somewhere that it was on Flobikes in the US. Is that not true? Perhaps I inadvertently found info from last year...

Flo's schedule lists races they will broadcast - but they usually don't say which will only be available in Canada (I suspect they do this on purpose). I'm in the US, and I have had luck using a VPN to watching races on Flo that are geo-restricted to Canada.

[GregL]

Originally Posted by Mark McM

Flo's schedule lists races they will broadcast - but they usually don't say which will only be available in Canada (I suspect they do this on purpose). I'm in the US, and I have had luck using a VPN to watching races on Flo that are geo-restricted to Canada.

I've found Flo's schedule misleading as well. You have to drill down to individual race listings to determine their availability in your area. For Strade Bianche, you can see it's not available in the US.

Greg

[robertbb]

For those with a VPN or similar, our Australian free-to-air channel "SBS" broadcasts Strada Bianchi live (along with the grand tours and other big races).

That'll mean you get coverage in English as opposed to some of the Euro options mentioned earlier.

They have an on-demand streaming service via their website which could be accessed easily through your VPN.

[SpeedyChix]

Originally Posted by robertbb

For those with a VPN or similar, our Australian free-to-air channel "SBS" broadcasts Strada Bianchi live (along with the grand tours and other big races).

That'll mean you get coverage in English as opposed to some of the Euro options mentioned earlier.

They have an on-demand streaming service via their website which could be accessed easily through your VPN.

Thanks for posting this.

[merckxman]

Appetizer, former winner Philippe Gilbert profiles the iconic roads of the Strade Bianche:
https://youtu.be/xHPJvt53MAw?si=BOK5Qr7kFN8F9ESR

[shoota]

I'm so excited! It'll be TIZ for me.