The 2026 Giro Next Gen will benefit from extensive international TV coverage, allowing fans to follow the race across numerous countries and territories.

In Italy, the race will be broadcast on Eurosport from Stage 1 to Stage 5 starting at 2:30 PM, Stage 6 from 1:10 PM, Stage 7 from 12:50 PM, and Stage 8 from 11:30 AM.

RAI Sport will air a daily highlights program of approximately 60 minutes dedicated to the race, except for the final three stages, which will be broadcast LIVE:

• Stage 1 | Reggio Calabria – Vibo Valentia – Sunday, June 14
  60-minute highlights at 10:45 PM (may be brought forward if there is no Men’s A2 Basketball, possible Final Four at 8:45 PM)
• Stage 2 | Tropea – Crotone – Monday, June 15
  60-minute highlights at 6:30 PM
• Stage 3 | Sibari – Villa d’Agri di Marsicovetere – Tuesday, June 16
  60-minute highlights at 6:10 PM
• Stage 4 | Matera – Corato (Molino Casillo) – Wednesday, June 17
  60-minute highlights at 6:25 PM
• Stage 5 | Bacoli – Bacoli – Thursday, June 18
  60-minute highlights at 5:25 PM
• Stage 6 | Velletri – Subiaco – Monte Livata – Friday, June 19
  LIVE from 2:00 PM to 3:30 PM
• Stage 7 | Sulmona – Piana delle Mele (Guardiagrele) – Saturday, June 20
  LIVE from 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM
• Stage 8 | Villa Sant’Angelo – L’Aquila TUDOR ITT – Sunday, June 21
  LIVE from 2:00 PM to 3:30 PM.

In Belgium, the Giro Next Gen will be shown by Proximus, while viewers in the Americas can follow the race through DirecTV in South America and ESPN in Central America.

The race will also reach audiences in Asia and the Pacific thanks to agreements with J Sports in Japan and Zhibo TV in China. In Russia, Okko will carry the full live broadcast of the Giro Next Gen. In sub-Saharan Africa, however, it will be broadcast on SuperSport.