A.S.O. - Amaury Sport Organisation in the news

Sky extended its partnership with Amaury Sport Organisation (A.S.O.) until 2031, securing exclusive New Zealand broadcasting rights for major cycling events including the Tour de France, and other A.S.O. sports events like the Dakar Rally.

Saint-James is considering hosting a Tour de France 2027 stage, but budgetary and organizational concerns make it seem unfeasible.

Saint-James council members are delaying their decision on whether to host a 2027 Tour de France stage due to financial and logistical concerns.

Sky New Zealand extended its broadcasting rights with A.S.O. for cycling events, including the Tour de France, through 2031.

Eight communes in Corrèze will be compensated by ASO after being excluded from the 2026 Tour de France route due to a heatwave.

ASO will not reimburse eight communes in Corrèze after shortening a Tour de France stage due to a heatwave.

Amaury Sport Organisation (ASO) will compensate the Corrèze department for municipalities impacted by a shortened Tour de France stage due to a heatwave.

Amaury Sport Organisation (ASO) is a highly profitable, privately owned company that dominates the global sports event landscape, particularly in cycling, through strategic ownership and diverse revenue streams.

Amaury Sport Organisation, owner of the Tour de France and many other major sporting events, generates significant profit through broadcasting rights, host fees, and sponsorships, maintaining full ownership of its assets.

AMOS Sport Business School partners with A.S.O. and L'Équipe to provide students with practical experience and career opportunities in the sports business industry.

AMOS Sport Business School, A.S.O., and L'Équipe are partnering to offer immersive training for future sports managers through practical projects, event access, and expert master classes.

AMOS Sport Business School has partnered with A.S.O. and renewed its collaboration with L'Équipe to train future sports management professionals through immersive experiences and practical projects.

A.S.O. partnered with Ecologic for "La Grande Récup' Vélos Solidaires" to promote bicycle reuse and accessibility through cycling events.

The Paris City Council has awarded the organization of the Paris Marathon from 2027 to 2030 to the Cadence group, replacing A.S.O. after nearly three decades.

ASO meticulously manages the accommodation for 4,500 people across 500 hotels during the Tour de France, ensuring equity for teams through advance planning and flexible adjustments.

The Tour de France organizers shortened Stage 9 due to an intense heatwave for rider safety, marking the first such instance in the race's history.

Christian Prudhomme, the longtime general director of the Tour de France, works tirelessly behind the scenes for 11 months to stage the iconic three-week race, balancing global and local demands while envisioning its future.

ASO lost its legal challenge to retain the organization of the Paris Marathon, a significant revenue source, with the contract awarded to a competitor.

Asics will become the new title sponsor for the Paris Marathon from 2027, replacing Schneider Electric, following Cadence's successful bid to organize the event over A.S.O.

Ecologic collaborates with A.S.O. on "La Grande R Y R cup' V Y los Solidaires" to refurbish and redistribute bicycles, fostering reuse and access to cycling, especially for youth, and promoting the circular economy.