The Tour de Yorkshire will speed through the streets of West Yorkshire today as the Halifax to Leeds leg finishes four days of thrilling races.
Today will see the 2018 Tour de Yorkshire enjoy a grand finish on the Headrow in Leeds city centre - ending at the same spot the Tour de France began in 2014.
Today's 189.5km route will begin at the iconic Piece Hall in Halifax, with Hebden Bridge, Haworth, Skipton, Masham and Otley.
Riders will whizz past Kirkstall Abbey before sweeping into Leeds city centre for the final finish line.
Follow our liveblog for live updates as the peloton passes through some of Yorkshire's most beautiful countryside for the final day of the four-day event.
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Key Events
Sun setting on the Tour de Yorkshire
That’s our lot until next year everyone. What a day!
Congratulations to all the winners and riders.
And congratulations to Yorkshire. What a show!
Also a quick thank you to the weather :)
Steward is inches from being hit by car on Tour route
Footage has emerged of a steward who is just inches from being hit by a car on the Tour de Yorkshire route in Leeds earlier today. Click on the link below to see it in slow motion! Terrifying, and he is one lucky guy!
https://www.leeds-live.co.uk/news/leeds-news/watch-tour-de-yorkshire-steward-14624135
"Yorkshire is one of the most special places in the world"
Chief Executive of Welcome to Yorkshire and chief organiser of the race today, Gary Verity, thanks the crowds all across the county for their support and pride.
BMC Racing named best team
BMC Racing, including Tour winner Greg Van Avermaet, are named best team at the Tour de Yorkshiare.
Rossetto given the red jersey
After leaving Britain’s Max Stedman in his wake Rossetto powered to through six climbs to become King of the Mountain. A truly amazing performance.
Stephane Rossetto presented with stage winner medal
The French rider is presented with a medal for winning stage four of the Tour de Yorkshire.
Leader of Leeds City council Judith Blake commends him on an incredible ride.
Stage 4 winner crosses the line
Stephane Rossetto crosses the finish line to an amazing reception in The Headrow in Leeds!
Greg Van Avermaet wins the Tour de Yorkshire
The Belgian takes second in stage 4 after a sprint finish and wins the Tour de Yorkshire. The biggest name yet to take the blue jersey at the Yorkshire event.
Rossetto wins stage
Stephane Rossetto wins stage 4 and takes the red jersey to become King of the Mountain as well.
Belgian in poll position
Greg Van Avermaet, a 32-year-old Belgian cyclist, is now in the virtual race lead. He went into the day second overall and has been helped by his team into a solid position today. In the last few miles he decided to break out and the Rio 2016 Olympic gold medallist now looks a heavy favourite for the blue jersey.
10km to go
Stephane Rossetto is on the outskirts of Leeds now. The Frenchman has led for most of the day and he must be absolutely exhausted but the stage win is now in sight.
He has a lead of 1 minute 26 seconds going into the home stretch.
They're through Bramhope...
Approaching the final stages of the race now. Clims done, sprints done. It’s just a ride to the finish line now!
Kirkstall crowds
These are the crowds lining Bridge Road in Kirkstall. The riders will pass here in around an hour.
Finish line looking glorious
This is the scene at the finish line on The Headrow in Leeds city centre. Not long now...
Rossetto starting last climb
The Frenchman is starting the last climb of the day, Otley Chevin.
This is a key climb for the whole race. There are still a number of riders in contention and this climb may decide it.
Crowds building in Leeds
Huge crowds are starting to swell in The Headrow in Leeds ahead of the race arrival at around 5.00pm.
How much does Rossetto have left?
In Otley they’re ready for the riders and wondering if Stephane Rossetto is still out in front. He is, but his lead is ebbing away and his cheeks are blowing hard. How much can he have left?
Tom Pidcock falls behind
The 18-year-old cycling prodigy from Leeds has fallen back from the chaser group to join the peloton, which itself is beginning to break up. It’s been a momentous effort by Tom but the hard racing of the last few minutes has proven just too much for the young man.
Rossetto takes King of the Mountain jersey... basically
Stephane Rossetto has taken maximum points at the Greenhow Hill climb meaning he is the virtual winner of the King of the Mountain red jersey. Max Stedman would have to perform miracles as the only man who can beat Rossetto - it’s not going to happen.
Race hotting up
Just coming down towards Pately Bridge now and the chaser group, including Leeds’ Tom Piddock, has started to race harder.
Britain’s Max Stedman quickly drops off the pace. Max has probably now lost his chance of a red jersey.
Sylvain Chavanel, a very strong and experience rider, breaks away at the front and the rest only just cling on to his coat tails.
News of the break makes it back to the peloton and they too begin to push harder.
Meanwhile Stephane Rossetto keeps the same pace out in front.
Now the race is really hotting up!
Not a bad afternoon!
Packed beer garden at The Bridge in Kirkstall ahead of the race passing at 4.50pm.
"I didn't know there was this many people in Yorkshire"
Chris Boardman commentating on the Tour de Yorskhire as the riders are cheered on by throngs of spectators.
Otley ready and raring
The riders are only just on the approach to Masham. But nearly 40 miles down the track in Otley they are already in the party mood.
The race for the overall win explained
It seems Stephane Rossetto, way out in front, is just going for the King of the Mountain win. He would need to stretch out one massive lead.
The real race for the overall Tour de Yorkshire winner is now between two groups. First is the chaser group which includes 18-year-old Leeds lad Tom Pidcock and a number of other potential winners - all of them more experienced than Tom.
3.17 behind that lot is the main group, containing the current leader of the Tour, Magnus Cort Nielsen, and his team.
