Tour Tracker Grand Tours 4+

Really a great app. I use this app and the $60 NBC Gold Cycling App for my cycling fix. I like the NBC for the video coverage of mostly just mountain stages and time trial only and this for everything else. If I had to choose though I would only go with Tour Tracker. One underrated feature of tour tracker is how blazing fast all the page loads are and how well it’s layer out. In 10 minutes I can get everything I need to know for the days 4 hours of racing. he live feed commentary is excellent. The replays and clips are great. The ability to quickly and effortlessly track all the riders all the teams all the races all the stages without adds or slow load time. See the maps see the layout see profile and read the social feeds. No other app does anything remotely close to even part of this. And for $3 a year it’s a steal. Easily has a value closer to $20 when compared to other sports tracking apps.

I rarely give app reviews. But I’ve been using Tour Tracker for years now, and they have really stepped up their game in 2020. New features such as gradients on climbs and the “time machine” feature to stream your data as if it’s live during a race replay are fantastic. SOOO much data is available through just a few clicks.

If you are a pro cycling fan, this app is indispensable! It is essential as a companion to watching the race, or just following along with events if you can’t stream video where you’re at. It’s literally the first thing I look at when I wake up each morning of a big race.

There is a nominal annual subscription to get most of the races (two tiers of subscription - with the most expensive being about US$10 per year). Pay the subscription - if you love pro cycling, you won’t be disappointed.

This app is well worth the pro subscription every year. There is a ton of data available. The app is a great companion for watching live, but also allows you to check race details when watching replays without spoiling the results. And it’s always improving!

I wrote to the developer on a Saturday with a question about how the “reverse distance markers” feature worked, which turned into a feature request after he replied the same day clarifying the existing behavior. The new feature (also reversing the distance labels over climbs/sprints) was released the next day.

I’m spending roughly $100/year and dozens of hours to watch these races on TV. The couple bucks for a Pro subscription is a no-brainer.