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Belgium's Jordi Meeus of Team BORA celebrates winning the Nottinghamshire stage at last year's Tour of Britain. Photo: Will Palmer/SWpix.com

Tour of Britain will return to Nottinghamshire again this year

Quirky handmade cycling ducks lead the way for gift ideas

Gaz Hughes approaches the summit of Mont Ventoux.

Bassetlaw Triathlon Club member ticks French grueller off bucket list

The winner of the 2019 Tour de France - Colombia's Egan Bernal - leads the pack down the Champs Elysees in Paris (Photo: ANNE-CHRISTINE POUJOULAT/AFP via Getty Images)

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Sir Gary Verity at the City Region Business Awards

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Team Sky's Pater Kennaugh (centre) celebrates winning the the British Cycling National Road Championships in Lincolnshire, along side second placed Etixx - QuickStep Mark Cavendish MBE (left) and thrid placed Team Sky's Ian Stannard. Photo credit: Nigel French/PA Wire

VIDEO - Tour de France: Mark Cavendish hopes to return to winning ways
Mark Cavendish hopes to bounce back from his Harrogate horror to return to winning ways at the Tour de France.

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NDFP 24-8-14 Velo, U16 Polypipe boys race BC 1

Crowds flock toTickhill for second cycling Grand Prix

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Image by Sgt Paul Morrison RLC - 29/06/2014 MoD Release Authorised Handout Image IMAGE: Flying Officer Anthony Richardson As cycling fever grips Yorkshire in advance of Le Grand Depart of the Tour de France 2014, some of the top cyclists in the Armed Forces have been testing the 390 kilometre route in the county to assist in the preparations for the prestigious event. The 70-strong Armed Forces "peloton" pedalled the two day route from the historic Harewood House, on the outskirts of Leeds to the centre of Sheffield. Exercise "Maillot Jaune" (translated Exercise "Yellow Jersey")was one of a series of test exercises being run in preparation for the world-famous cycling race. "Preparations for Le Grand Depart of the Tour de France 2014 have been underway for many months now and we are grateful to the military cyclists for their assistance with our final planned tests to prepare for the race. We are on track to create a memorable weekend of cycling which will be seen across the world" said Nicky Roche, Chi

Worksop: RAF officer cycles Grand Depart

Notts: Former Sergeant Major defies doctors orders to cycle 870-mile journey for...

Crash injured Mark Cavendish applauded by The Duke of Cambridge and Prince Harry as he rides over the finish line in Harrogate. Photo: Tim Ireland/PA Wire

Cavendish crashes out of Tour de France

TAKE A RIDE ON THE TOUR DE FRANCE

VIDEO: TAKE A RIDE ON THE TOUR DE FRANCE

Get On Yer Bike singer song writer Paul Ballington

VIDEO: Get On Yer Bike - Tour de France fun song

Video: Dinnington singing plumber releases Tour de France hit Get on Ya Bike

Worksop: Compete against Tour de France cyclists for charity

Students rowed the equivalent length of the River Don on rowing machines for one of their Sport Relief challenges

Rotherham: College students on top form to raise more than £700 for Sport Relief

YORKSHIRE POISED FOR TOUR DE FRANCE ARRIVALS

VIDEO: YORKSHIRE POISED FOR TOUR DE FRANCE ARRIVALS

Anston’s Swift takes Mallorca podium places for Team Sky

VIDEO: Yorkshire Tour de France festival

Tour De France on Bridge Street

Saddling up with racing brothers

Get ready to pedal with free advice from experts
If a Tour de France winner like Bradley Wiggins can get knocked off his bike, then the rest of us need to watch out.

Thurcroft pro Dean helps land Tour de France

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Challenge of a bike ride

Swift in Pole position

Swift signs new Team Sky deal

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