There are two parts to VeloViewer, firstly the subscription (or business → customer) part, which enables individuals to view all of their Strava activity history and segment information in engaging and motivational ways. Secondly, the WorldTour package (our business → business offer) which enables Race Organisers, professional Teams and riders to organise their race season, improve performance and optimise safety.
VeloViewer WorldTour Package
The VeloViewer WorldTour package is made up of two main parts:
Race Hub – A configurable list of all the organisation’s races for the season. There are links to detailed route information for each race/stage. Waymarkers can be added to each race/stage to highlight the location of climbs, sprints, feeds, hazards and other key features of the course. This information is displayed via the Live app and can be exported and loaded onto the riders’ head-units.
Live App – Designed specifically for use in race vehicles, the Live app shows a real-time view of the upcoming course including profile and distances to all the configured waymarkers. New waymarkers can be added when doing a recon before the race, or by vehicles driving ahead of the convoy during a race e.g. Race Organisation’s safety officer. Live locations of vehicles will be shared and visible on the map.
Organisations Using the Package
All women’s and men’s WorldTeams along with many of the ProTeams, Conti teams, National and domestic teams.
The package has been increasingly used by Race Organisers to assist with pre-race planning, race day communication and logistics. All Race Organisers associated with the 150+ events in the AIOCC calendar will have access to the WorldTour Package for the 2025 season. Race Organisers can add in key waymarkers (before & during a race) that are automatically shared with Teams; working off a common platform improves communication and safety.
Other users include UCI Commissaires, neutral service and TV production companies.
For more information email: worldtour@veloviewer.com
Wilson Sandoval says:
Quiero saber si se puede utilizar en latino América y es específico en Colombia. Las rutas son sólo para Europa?
Ben Lowe says:
Best to drop me an email Wilson. STrava/VeloViewer will of course allow for routes in any country. The WorldTour teams using VeloViewer use it for their South American races as well as everywhere else in the world they race.
Pascal BERAUD says:
Hello Ben !
First of all thank you for creating Veloviewer which is a valuable tool.
On this Worldtour package, I wanted to know if you hadn’t considered a version for paying Veloviewer subscribers, in the form of an option for example?
I see an interest in it for users who want to prepare circuits.
thank you for your attention.
(Excuse me for my English, but I’m French)
Best regards
Ben Lowe says:
You can of course create routes in Strava and view them in VeloViewer which gives you a large part of what the pro teams have. The integrated weather and the ability to add waymarkers is of course only something the teams can use (along with the Live app in the car and a number of other features) but those are getting pretty specialised for what a team needs to do. All of that functionality is wrapped up together and only available in the team package which I need to charge a considerable amount more for than £10 a year. More than happy for event organisers or tour operators to sign up to the package for the same costs as the domestic/conti teams if interested as it could be of great use to that sort of organisation as well. Proved very useful for the Rapha film crew following Lachlan Morton at the AltTour.
Alejandro says:
Hi Ben,
It looks like a fantastic and useful tool. Yesterday Alberto Contador was talking on Eurosport that they are using this tool to know all kind of data in live such as Watts of each rider, position of each rider in the bunch. Is possible for a user pay the same suscription than a World Team to have the same data about the rider.
Many thanks in advance
Alejandro
Ben Lowe says:
Hi Alejandro. Good to hear that Alberto was giving me a plug! Was he commentating on Tirreno? My software doesn’t do anything in terms of rider live data so I think he must be confusing it with the Velon app/site. At the RCS races (e.g. Strade, Tirreno, Giro) Velon have data transmitting devices on the rider’s bikes so power and heart-rate can be shown on the tv images and you can also see that live data on Velon’s app and website. At the Tour de France ASO have a similar system to track rider location (provided by NTT) but I don’t think that passes the power/heart data though.
Sam says:
I think there was a lot of confusion after Remco’s accident in Lombardia where the team said they saw Remco’s data stop as he crashed and then that twitter hater Antoine Vayer spread videos that the team had illegal 5G connections on the rider and Veloviewer was secretly able to hack riders power meters and HR straps and send this data to the Quickstep car to view. It was all rather pathetic, why UCI even looked into it was even more pathetic.
Patrick Laenen says:
Hoy Ben , Wij zijn een junioren Team Acrog -Tormans Balen BC , volgende week rijden onze renners Tour Valromey voor junioren .
Vraag was dat het mogelijk is om deze professionele app uit te testen en wat eigenlijk de kosten zijn voor een jaar abonnement
Ben Lowe says:
Hi Patrick. Best to drop me an email.
Andy says:
Can you make the WorldTour package available for purchase for everyone? If not, why? What’s preventing you from offering that package to everyone?
I want to pay more money for that feature specifically. I don’t care about the live tracking of rider’s positions as much as I do being able to see a stage profile preview of every race in 3D without having to hunt them down via Google searches.
Ben Lowe says:
This is a package only available to teams. Lots of the race info I receive aren’t yet in the public domain and I don’t have explicit permission from race organisers to share their routes. At this time I suggest heading to sites like La-Flamme-Rouge to view race routes.