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- Videos: Tour of Britain Videos .

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- This page will be updated throughout the race.

- Stage maps, profiles, timetables and more details here .

- Tour of Britain Start List here . (Men's Tour)

- 2024 Tour of Britain stage details with start/finish times:

Stage 1 - Tuesday, September 3 Start at 10:30 BST, 11:30 CET, 5:30am ET Finish at 14:40 BST, 15:40 CET, 9:40am ET

Stage 2 - Wednesday, September 4 Start at 11:00 BST, 12:00 CET, 6:00am ET Finish at 14:30 BST, 15:30 CET, 9:30am ET

Stage 3 - Thursday, September 5 Start at 11:00 BST, 12:00 CET, 6:00am ET Finish at 14:50 BST, 15:50 CET, 9:50am ET

Stage 4 - Friday, September 6 Start at 11:00 BST, 12:00 CET, 6:00am ET Finish at 14:15 BST, 15:15 CET, 9:15am ET

Stage 5 - Saturday, September 7 Start at 11:00 BST, 12:00 CET, 6:00am ET Finish at 14:25 BST, 15:25 CET, 9:25am ET

Stage 6 - Sunday, September 8 Start at 11:00 BST, 12:00 CET, 6:00am ET Finish at 14:45 BST, 15:45 CET, 9:45am ET

- Wout Van Aert (Team Jumbo-Visma) won the 2023 Tour of Britain.

- The 2024 Tour of Britain is being held September 3-8.

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- News: Ewan wins in Aldeburgh . (Cyclingnews) - Boom continues to lead overall.

- Caleb Ewan (Orica-Scott) won Stage 6.  Lars Boom (Team LottoNL-Jumbo) remains overall leader.

- News: Dowsett revels in 'hometown' time trial . (Cyclingnews) - Rider from Essex finishes ninth in world-class field.

- News: Boom wins Tour of Britain time trial . (Cyclingnews) - Dutchman moves into overall lead.

- Lars Boom (Team LottoNL-Jumbo) won the Stage 5 Individual Time Trial and took over the lead on G.C.

- News: Tour of Britain organisers investigating car crash . (Cyclingnews) - Hermans says incident was 'ridiculous' and 'so dangerous'.

- Stage 5 ITT Start Order and Times here .

- News: Gaviria wins stage 4 . (Cyclingnews) - First win since Giro d'Italia for Colombian.

- News: Tour of Britain: Ewan wins stage 3 . (Cyclingnews) - Australian regains race lead.

- Fernando Gaviria (Quick-Step Floors) won Stage 4.  Elia Viviani (Team Sky) is new overall leader.

- Caleb Ewan (Orica-Scott) won Stage 3 and is back in the lead in the general classification.

- Elia Viviani (Team Sky) won Stage 2 and took over the lead on G.C.

- News: Ewan loses Tour of Britain race lead . (Cyclingnews) - Australian looking ahead to further sprint opportunities.

- News: Phinney disqualified from Tour of Britain . (Cyclingnews) - American apologises for crossing railway while gates were closing.

- News: Viviani revs up for Worlds with Tour of Britain win . (Cyclingnews) - Italian holds no grudges after Boasson Hagen's stage 2 relegation.

- News: Boasson Hagen stripped of stage 2 win in Tour of Britain . (Cyclingnews) - Norwegian says his sprint move was unintentional.

- News: Viviani wins stage 2 . (Cyclingnews) - Team Sky rider wins in controversial circumstances.

- News: Ewan hails 2017 as his best season yet . (Cyclingnews) - Australian nabs eighth victory of season in Kelso.

- News: Ewan wins opener in Kelso . (Cyclingnews) - Australian pips Boasson Hagen and Viviani in tight sprint.

- Caleb Ewan (Orica-Scott) won Stage 1 and is first overall leader.

- Preview: Tour of Britain 2017 race preview . (Cyclingnews) - Worlds contenders tune up for Bergen.

- Sunday's Tour of Britain Stage 1 departs Edinburgh at 10:30am BST (5:30am U.S. Eastern) and is expected at the finish at Kelso at around 3:21pm BST (10:21am U.S. Eastern) .  Tour of Britain live streaming video should get underway at around 10:30am BST (5:30am U.S. Eastern).

- Steve Cummings (Dimension Data) won the 2016 Tour of Britain.

- The 2017 Tour of Britain is being held September 3-10.

- Official site ticker LIVE here .

- LIVE video here .  (itv4, geo-restricted)  - LIVE video here .  (L'Equipe, geo-restricted)

- Tony Martin (Etixx-Quickstep) won the Stage 7a Individual Time Trial ahead of Rohan Dennis and Tom Dumoulin.  Steve Cummings (Dimension Data) retained the overall race lead.

- Saturday's Tour of Britain Stage 7 is divided into morning (Stage 7a ITT) and afternoon (Stage 7b) stages.  Only the afternoon stage will be broadcast live.

- Wout Poels (Team Sky) won Stage 6.  Steve Cummings (Dimension Data) is new overall leader.

- Friday's Tour of Britain Stage 6 departs Sidmouth at 11:30am BST (6:30am U.S. Eastern) and is expected at the finish at Haytor, Dartmoor at around 3:09pm BST (10:09am U.S. Eastern) .  Tour of Britain live streaming video should get underway at around 12:30pm BST (7:30am U.S. Eastern).

- Jack Bauer (Cannondale) won Stage 5.  Julien Vermote (Etixx-Quickstep) remains overall leader.

- Thursday's Tour of Britain Stage 5 departs Aberdare at 11:00am BST (6:00am U.S. Eastern) and is expected at the finish at Bath at around 3:31pm BST (10:31am U.S. Eastern) .  Tour of Britain live streaming video should get underway at around 1:00pm BST (8:00am U.S. Eastern).

- Dylan Groenewegen (LottoNL-Jumbo) won Stage 4.  Julien Vermote (Etixx-Quickstep) remains leader on G.C.

- Wednesday's Tour of Britain Stage 4 departs Denbigh at 10:40am BST (5:40am U.S. Eastern) and is expected at the finish at Builth Wells at around 3:30pm BST (10:30am U.S. Eastern) .  Tour of Britain live streaming video should get underway at around 1:00pm BST (8:00am U.S. Eastern).

- Ian Stannard (Team Sky) won Stage 3.  Julien Vermote (Etixx-Quickstep) remains leader in the general classification.

- Tuesday's Tour of Britain Stage 3 departs Congleton at 11:25am BST (6:25am U.S. Eastern) and is expected at the finish at Tatton Park, Knutsford at around 3:33pm BST (10:33am U.S. Eastern) .  Tour of Britain live streaming video should get underway at around 1:00pm BST (8:00am U.S. Eastern).

- Julien Vermote (Etixx-Quickstep) won Stage 2 and took over the race lead.

- Monday's Tour of Britain Stage 2 departs Carlisle at 11:10am BST (6:10am U.S. Eastern) and is expected at the finish at Kendal at around 4:20pm BST (11:20am U.S. Eastern) .  Tour of Britain live streaming video should get underway at around 1:00pm BST (8:00am U.S. Eastern).

- André Greipel (Lotto-Soudal) won Stage 1 ahead of Caleb Ewan and is first leader in the general classification.

- Official 2016 Tour of Britain Start List here .

- Edvald Boasson Hagen (MTN-Qhubeka) won the 2015 Tour of Britain.

- Sunday's Tour of Britain Stage 1 departs Glasgow at 11:30am BST (6:30am U.S. Eastern) and is expected at the finish at Castle Douglas at around 3:34pm BST (10:34am U.S. Eastern) .  Tour of Britain live streaming video should get underway at around 1:00pm BST (8:00am U.S. Eastern).

- The 2016 Tour of Britain is being held September 4-11.

- U.S.A. and Canada: Note that Cycling TV also has Tour of Britain live and On Demand .  (details at right)

- LIVE video here . (CTV subscription, no ad breaks.  U.S.A. and Canada)

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Tour of Britain 2023 route map today: Stage 3 schedule, where to watch, road closures and TV coverage

The howdens stage, which runs from goole to beverley over 154.7km, is one for the sprinters.

The  2023 Tour of Britain enters its third stage today, and will see East Riding of Yorkshire host a full stage of the tour for the first time.

This stage will take place almost 15 years to the day since the event last passed through the county, during a stage that travelled from Hull to Dalby Forest.

Dutch rider Olav Kooij became the first rider in four years to win back-to-back stages of the tour on Monday as he claimed victory in stage 2 in Wrexham . His Belgian Jumbo-Visma teammate Wout van Aert finished third behind BORA–hansgrohe’s Danny van Poppel.

It means Kooij holds the overall lead heading into stage 3 and Jumbo-Visma remain in firm control of the event.

“We went again for another win today – we took control and tried to catch the break which took a huge effort by two of our guys. We went into the last kilometre in a really good position again and were able to take the second win,” Kooij said.

What is the Tour of Britain route today?

The Howdens Stage, which runs from Goole to Beverley over 154.7km, is one for the sprinters.

Following a start in the port town of Goole, the peloton will head north to Howden, Market Weighton, and Driffield. Riders will then get a taste of British seaside life when they race through Bridlington, before they head inland towards the finish line upon reaching Hornsea.

The expected sprint finish will take place at Beverley Westwood, a popular green space for families that sits next to the town’s racecourse.

Here is the full route with expected timings:

• Goole, Market Square – 11.30am
• Howden – 11.48am
• Holme-on-Spalding Moor – 12.23pm
• Market Weighton – 12.36pm
• Towthorpe Lane – 12.40pm
• Middleton-on-the-Wolds – 12.52pm
• Driffield – 1.14pm
• Langtoft – 1.32pm
• Rudston – 1.44pm
• Bridlington – 1.59pm
• Skipsea – 2.20pm
• Hornsea – 2.32pm
• Tickton – 3.12pm
• Beverley, York Road – 3.26pm

You can see the full in-depth timetable, including road closures, here .

Tour of Britain stage schedule Grand Depart  | Sunday 3 September | Greater Manchester: Altrincham > Manchester Stage 2  | Monday 4 September | Wrexham > Wrexham Stage 3  | Tuesday 5 September | Goole > Beverley Stage 4 | Wednesday 6 September | Sherwood Forest > Newark-on-Trent Stage 5  | Thursday 7 September | Felixstowe > Felixstowe Stage 6  | Friday 8 September | Southend-on-Sea > Harlow Stage 7  | Saturday 9 September | Tewkesbury > Gloucester Stage 8  | Sunday 10 September | Margam Country Park > Caerphilly

How can I watch the Tour of Britain?

ITV4 is broadcasting all eight stages of the 2023 Tour of Britain in their entirety. A one-hour highlights show will also be shown each evening.

ITV4 is available on Freeview (channel 25), Freesat (channel 117), Sky (channel 120), Virgin Media (channel 118) and the ITV X (online) in the UK.

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ITV4 to screen live coverage of every stage of the Lloyds Bank Tour of Britain Men this September, including as race comes to Newark and Sherwood

All the action from this year’s Tour of Britain will once again be broadcast live on TV.

ITV4 is set to provide flag-to-flag coverage of all six stages of the Lloyds Bank Tour of Britain Men for the seventh consecutive year.

The elite cycle race will pass through Newark and Sherwood during its fourth stage, and it will be its fourth visit to the district.

On Friday, September 6, the leg will start from the Derby Arena, Derby and end in Newark’s Sconce and Devon Park.

Following the action for viewers at home, TV presenter Matt Barbet will be joined by ITV’s commentary duo of Ned Boulting and David Millar, as ITV4 broadcasts live coverage of the UK’s biggest professional cycle race.

Coverage gets underway with stage one in Kelso and the Scottish Borders on Tuesday, September 3, going live at 10.15am, with the likes of double Olympic gold medallist Remco Evenepoel, double world road race champion Julian Alaphilippe (both Soudal Quick-Step) and Olympic mountain biking star Tom Pidcock (INEOS Grenadiers) all confirmed to participate.

In addition to the free-to-air live coverage on ITV4, viewers will also be able to catch a one-hour highlights programme each evening on the same channel, with live coverage and highlights also available on demand via ITVX.

Jonathan Day, managing director of British Cycling Events, said: “Bringing the Lloyds Bank Tour of Britain Men to as many people as possible whether at the roadside or at home on television, is of huge importance to us.

“We’re delighted to once again have full live free to air coverage of every stage, and with the riders announced so far we know it will be one to remember so fans can look forward to six exciting days of action.”

The Lloyds Bank Tour of Britain Men will begin in the Scottish Borders on Tuesday, September 3, followed by stages in the Tees Valley, South Yorkshire, the East Midlands and West Northamptonshire, before it concludes in Suffolk on Sunday, September 8, after six stages of action-packed racing.

As TV cameras follow the racing action, viewers will also be able to catch glimpses of towns and villages across Newark and Sherwood — including a variety of yellow decorations along the route.

If you’ve decorated for the Tour of Britian, get in touch via [email protected].

Wout van Aert secures overall title at Tour of Britain

Carlos Rodríguez holds off chase to take solo stage 8 win in Caerphilly

How it unfolded

Wout Van Aert (Jumbo-Visma) secured overall victory at the Tour of Britain with a calculated and hugely impressive ride on the final hilly stage in south Wales.

The Belgian was attacked and isolated but kept his cool, chased hard, controlled his closest rivals and did enough to win the red, white and blue jersey.

Spain’s Carlos Rodriguez (Ineos Grenadiers) stayed away to win the stage after making a 50km attack, but he started the day 39 seconds down on Van Aert.

Van Aert led home the chasers and finished just 11 seconds behind him to win the Tour of Britain by just three seconds ahead of Tobias Halland Johannessen (Uno-X), with Damien Howson (Q36.5) finishing third on the stage and overall, also at three seconds.

The USA’s Magnus Sheffield (Ineos Grenadiers) was fourth overall, also at three seconds and stage placings.

“I have to thank the team for this win,” Van Aert said. “When Rodriguez attacked with 50km to go, I didn’t think I could win the GC, but then my teammates came back up to me and made all the difference.

“We knew the guys away were climbers, and they would suffer on the flat roads to the finish, then I had to believe that I could give it everything twice on the climb. I did, and it worked out.”

After a week of sprint finishes, the Tour of Britain headed to south Wales for the final stage and hilly showdown in the valleys near Caerphilly.

The two climbs of Caerphilly Mountain came late in the stage, but the attacks came early in the valleys, with Oliver Wood (Great Britain), Max Walker (Trinity Racing), Casper Van Uden (Team DSM-firmenich), Abram Stockman (TDT-Unibet), James Fouche (Bolton Equities Black Spoke) and Johan Meens (Bingoal WB).

They opened a gap of 1:30 in the rain, with Jumbo-Visma and then Movistar leading the chase on the flat opening 70km.

A major non-race vehicle incident before the first classified climb meant the race was stopped after 83 km and then diverted via a different route. The riders covered a longer loop in the next valley with a police escort before they returned to the stage route.

After a short pause, the six-rider breakaway was allowed to rebuild their three-minute advantage. However, the delay disrupted the attack and fired up the peloton, with the gap falling quickly to 1:20 on the Rhigos climb as the valley roads began to hurt.

With 55km to go, local resident Luke Rowe upped the pace, and Ineos Grenadiers lined out the peloton as they rode at speed between parked cars. The finale of the race started early.

When the steep Bryn Du climb began, Max Walker was the first to attack, splitting the breakaway. However, the peloton came up quickly as the GC battle exploded. Van Aert was there but was alone, and so Carlos Rodriguez (Ineos Grenadiers) and Stevie Williams (Great Britain) attacked together over the top of the climb.

They had a gap of 20 seconds as Van Aert was forced to wait for other riders and precious teammates.

Rodriguez and Williams were initially uncertain if they should ride together. The Spaniard started the stage 36 seconds down on the Welshman and would have to distance him massively to win the overall classification of the Tour of Britain. Their tactics didn’t tally as Williams appeared to struggle on the climb, but they pressed on.

The two extended their lead to over a minute on the road towards Caerphilly, but the peloton never gave up the chase as the strongest and GC contenders finally emerged. Jumbo-Visma and then Q36.5 did a lot of the chasing.

As the riders passed through the finish before the two climbs of Caerphilly Mountain, Rodriguez and Williams led by just 15 seconds.

Caerphilly Mountain is only 1.7km long but climbs at 8.5%. That and the earlier effort cracked Williams, and he was dropped, but Rodriguez pushed on in pursuit of at least a stage victory. Behind, Magnus Sheffield sat on Van Aert’s wheel in defence of his teammate's attack, but the Belgian seemed determined to give his all to defend his overall race lead.

Rodriguez heard the bell ring out with seven kilometres to go, his lead at only 20 seconds. His chances of overall victory were fading, but he could perhaps still win the stage, and so he fought on, reminding everyone of the determination and talent he showed when he won stage 14 at the Tour de France to Morzine in the Alps.

Van Aert chased on the front, aware that he had a 39-second advantage on Rodriguez but that other riders could attack him.

He carefully paced his effort on the climb, going deep to dissuade attacks, and then other riders helped with the chase of Rodriguez as the battle for the podium places began.

Rodriguez stayed clear to win the stage, but the chasers were just behind him, with Van Aert winning the sprint for second to seal a calculated but well-deserved overall victory.

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The upcoming Tour of Britain Men will be shown live on ITV4, British Cycling has announced.

All six stages of the race, sponsored by Lloyds Bank, which begins next Tuesday, 3 September in Kelso, Scotland will be covered live from start to finish, with commentary from the platform's Tour de France commentators Ned Boulting and David Millar, as well as presentation from Matt Barbet.

ITV4 will also show a one-hour highlights programme each evening, with both the live coverage and the highlights available on catch-up on its ITVX platform.

International fans can also enjoy free live coverage of the Tour of Britain on British Cycling's YouTube channel , which is not subject to geo restrictions. There will be more international broadcast details available ahead of the start next week.

The Tour of Britain, which is ranked UCI 2.Pro, features an impressive line-up of teams and riders, with Remco Evenepoel and Julian Alaphilippe (both Soudal Quick-Step), plus Paris Olympics MTB champ Tom Pidcock ( Ineos Grenadiers) set to line up in Kelso on Tuesday.

Bahrain Victorious, dsm-firmenich PostNL, Uno-X Mobility and Israel PremierTech will also be fielding teams, along with domestic representation from Saint Piran, Trinity Racing, and the GB national squad.

After the demise of previous organiser SweetSpot , it had looked as though the Tour of Britain could be in doubt. But British Cycling has taken the reins, bringing in changes including reducing its length to from eight to six stages to give parity with the new Tour of Britain Women.

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The 182km hilly first stage in the Scottish Borders starts and finishes in Kelso before the race crosses the border to England for another tough stage that takes the riders 152km from Darlington to Redcar.

Things even out a little for an undulating 166km third stage from Sheffield to Barnsley, before things flatten out for stage four's 138.5km between Derby and Newark in the Midlands.

The race culminates in a pair of relatively flat outings. Stage five – 'The West Northamptonshire Stage' – is based on Northampton and takes riders on a 146.9km exploration of the county, before returning to finish in the city.

The Tour of Britain entourage then moves to Suffolk for a trip down the coast from Lowestoft to Felixstowe. With just 817m elevation in 158.4km, it's the flattest stage of the race and should offer a nailed-on sprint finish to end proceedings.

Last year's winner was Wout van Aert (Jumbo-Visma), with his team-mate Olav Kooij winning four sprint stages.

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The UK's most popular professional cycling race is back - the 16th edition of this multi-day, eight-stage tour. Which world-class rider will hold 2023's leader jersey?

6. Lowestoft to Felixstowe

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Preview Tour of Britain 2024 | Evenepoel and Pidcock lead the charge!

Stage races in the fall: there aren’t many of them, but that makes the ones we do have all the more interesting. The Tour of Britain is one of these races. Wout van Aert dominated it last year; will it be Remco Evenepoel ’s turn this time? IDLProCycling.com tells you everything you need to know!

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The Tour of Britain has been favorable for Dutch and Belgian riders. In the last ten years, three Dutchmen have won: our classics specialists Dylan van Baarle (2014), Lars Boom (2017), and Mathieu van der Poel in 2019.

Last year, the victory went to a Belgian: Wout van Aert and Jumbo-Visma dominated the whole race . Two years before that, the superstar from Herentals also won the overall classification, but he won’t be able to do that this season. Van Aert is riding the Vuelta and, like his team, will not be present.

Latest winners Tour of Britain 

2023 Wout van Aert 2022 Gonzalo Serrano 2021 Wout van Aert 2020 Not ridden 2019 Mathieu van der Poel 2018 Julian Alaphilippe 2017 Lars Boom 2016 Steve Cummings 2015 Edvald Boasson Hagen 2014 Dylan van Baarle

Tour of Britain 2024: Course, favorites stage wins and times

Stage 1, tuesday, sept. 3: kelso - kelso (181.9 km).

The Tour of Britain kicks off in Kelso, Scotland. This is familiar ground for Remco Evenepoel, who won the World Time Trial Championships last year in Stirling. The Belgian has a chance on day one, but a sprint with a small group seems like the most likely scenario.

Climbs 65.4 km: Scott's View (4.2 km at 2.1%) 103.0 km: Dingleton (2.6 km at 6.1%) 146.2 km: Scott's view (4.2 km at 2.1%) 159.0 km: Dingleton (2.6 km at 6.1%)

Favorites Paul Magnier ( Soudal Quick-Step ) Ethan Vernon (Israel-Premier Tech) Casper van Uden (dsm-firmenich PostNL)

Times Start: 10:30 AM UK time (5:30 AM EST) Finish: 3:00 PM UK time (10:00 AM EST)

Stage 2, Wednesday, Sept. 4: Darlington - Redcar (152.1 km)

On day two, we move from Darlington to Redcar, located on the coast. The stage features a number of challenging climbs spread over many small ascents. A perfect opportunity for the punchers to cause some chaos?

Climbs 74.6 km: Ugglebarnby Moor (1.9 km at 7.9%) 85.9 km: Raw Pasture Bank (1.5 km at 6.5%) 100.3 km: Lythe Bank (1.5 km at 8.3%)

Favorites Tom Pidcock ( INEOS Grenadiers ) Remco Evenepoel (Soudal Quick-Step) Julian Alaphilippe (Soudal Quick-Step)

Times Start: 11 AM UK time (6 AM EST) Finish: 3 PM UK time (10 AM EST)

Stage 3, Thursday, Sept. 5: Sheffield - Barnsley (166.1 km)

Stage three appears to be the queen stage of this Tour of Britain. We start in Sheffield and finish 166 kilometers later in Barnsley. Just five kilometers from the end, there’s a tricky little climb, Hound Hill (1.4 kilometers at 5.5 percent), waiting for the riders.

Climbs 17.1 km: Long Lane (2.4 km at 5.5%) 22.0 km: Jawbone Hill (1.7 km at 8.9%) 162.0 km: Hound Hill (1.4 km at 5.5%)

Favorites Paul Magnier (Soudal Quick-Step) Remco Evenepoel (Soudal Quick-Step) Oscar Onley (dsm-firmenich PostNL)

Stage 4, Friday, Sept. 6: Derby - Newark (138.5 km)

Day four can be described as a flat, pancake-like stage, running from Derby to Newark-on-Trent. Sprinters, get ready!

Climbs None

Favorites Paul Magnier (Soudal Quick-Step) Ethan Vernon (Israel-Premier Tech) Casper van Uden (dsm-firmenich PostNL)

Times Start: 10:30 AM UK time (5:30 AM EST) Finish: 3:00 PM UK time (10 AM EST)

Stage 5, Saturday, Sept. 7: Northampton - Northampton (146.9 km)

On day five, we start and finish in Northampton, where we once again seem to have a chance for the fast men, as the total elevation gain barely exceeds 1,000 meters.

Climbs 15.8 km: Newnham Hill (0.6 km at 7.2%) 19.5 km: Bulshill (0.6 km at 5.3%)

Favorites Casper van Uden (dsm-firmenich PostNL) Erlend Blikra (Uno-X) Ethan Vernon (Israel-Premier Tech)

Stage 6, Wednesday, Sept. 8: Lowestoft - Felixstowe (158.4 km)

The Tour of Britain concludes on the British coast in Felixstowe. There might be some action caused by crosswinds, but it won't be due to elevation—there’s only 817 meters of climbing, according to the organizers.

Favorites Casper van Uden (dsm-firmenich PostNL) Matevz Govekar (Bahrain Victorious) Paul Magnier (Soudal Quick-Step)

Times Start: 11:00 AM UK time (6 AM EST) Finish: 3:00 PM UK time (10 AM EST)

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The route of this year's Tour of Britain isn't very selective, so attackers will have to force the issue if they want to compete for the overall victory. The advantage for this type of rider is that the teams are limited to just six riders, which generally means there's slightly less control. However, the difference in levels between teams could be significant.

For example, there's a WorldTour team like Soudal Quick-Step, which comes with champions such as Remco Evenepoel and Julian Alaphilippe . They might not even be the biggest favorites for the Belgian team, as hill sprinter Paul Magnier could also shine with his fast finish after a tough race, much like Van Aert did in 2023.

INEOS Grenadiers counters with Tom Pidcock and Ethan Hayter , who is moving to Soudal Quick-Step, but Israel-Premier Tech also has a strong, well-rounded team. With puncher Stephen Williams , top talent Joseph Blackmore , and strong sprinters Ethan Vernon and Jake Stewart , they can try to compete with the big teams.

Other WorldTour teams include dsm-firmenich PostNL and Bahrain Victorious, which also feature strong riders from a Dutch perspective. The Dutch team has sprinter Casper van Uden and Oscar Onley , who hails from the starting point in Kelso, while the team from the Middle East brings Wout Poels, Pello Bilbao , and Matevz Govekar.

Revelation stagiaire Jelte Krijnsen is also participating with Q36.5, while Uno-X is counting on Jonas Abrahamsen , Markus Hoelgaard , and the fast Erlend Blikra. Additionally, keep an eye on young talents such as Noah Hobbs (Groupama-FDJ development team), Tom Donnenwirth, Rasmus Sojberg Pedersen (Decathlon AG2R Development), Liam O'Brien (Lidl-Trek Future), Robert Donaldson (Trinity), and the Visma riders Tomos Pattinson and Jed Smitshon, who are racing for the British national team in this event.

According to IDLProCycling.com , who are the favorites for the general classification of the 2024 Tour of Britain?

Top favorites: Paul Magnier (Soudal Quick-Step) and Ethan Vernon (Israel-Premier Tech) Outsiders: Remco Evenepoel, Julian Alaphilippe (Soudal Quick-Step), Ethan Hayter and Tom Pidcock (INEOS Grenadiers) Long shots: Stephen Williams, Joseph Blackmore, Jake Stewart (Israel-Premier Tech), Pello Bilbao (Bahrain Victorious), Casper van Uden, Oscar Onley (dsm-firmenich PostNL), Jonas Abrahamsen and Markus Hoelgaard (Uno-X)

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Slotdag Tour of Britain zorgt voor najaarsbrokken: Pidcock en sensationele Magnier out met hersenschudding

Een hard gelag voor INEOS Grenadiers en Tom Pidcock : de 25-jarige Brit heeft een hersenschudding overgehouden aan een val in de Tour of Britain , zo maakte zijn ploeg maandagmiddag bekend via een bericht op X . Ook Britain-sensatie Paul Magnier van Soudal-Quick Step moest er vroegtijdig uit met hoofdletsel.

Pidcock zal door zijn crash niet kunnen meedoen aan het Canadese tweeluik, bestaande uit de GP Québec (vrijdag 13 september) en de GP Montréal (zondag 15 september). 'Na zijn val in de zesde etappe van de Tour of Britain, kunnen we bevestigen dat Tom Pidcock een hersenschudding heeft opgelopen. Tom zal huiswaarts keren om te herstellen en blijft onder toezicht van ons medische team', klonkt het INEOS-communiqué. 'Hij zal ons protocol voor het hervatten van de training na een hersenschudding gaan volgen. Helaas betekent dit dat hij niet kan koersen in de aankomende Canadese koersen.'

Eerder deze week kwam Pidcock ook al in het nieuws . Toen maakte hij in een interview met HLN bekend dat de relatie tussen hem en INEOS Grenadiers niet al te best is. 'Ja, het klopt dat er op dit moment wel een aantal zaken zijn binnen de ploeg waarmee ik moet omgaan. En die helpen me eerlijk gezegd niet om optimaal te presteren. Ik moet op dit moment over veel meer nadenken dan alleen maar prestatie-gerelateerde zaken. En dat zorgt ervoor dat de focus op de zaken die echt belangrijk zijn, namelijk koersen, niet ideaal is', vertelde hij toen.

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Ook Paul Magnier loopt hersenschudding op in Tour of Britain

Pidcock was zondag niet de enige die in de slotrit betrokken was bij een valpartij. Ook Paul Magnier moest eraan geloven, met dezelfde diagnose als gevolg. De nog maar 20-jarige Fransman van Soudal-Quick Step domineerde de sprints, en won op die manier maar liefst drie etappes . Toch ontbrak hij in de slotetappe naar Felixstowe in de massasprint. De in Laredo geboren spurtbom kwam lelijk ten val, waar zijn ploeg zondagavond een update over deelde via de officiële kanalen . 'Magnier werd na zijn val naar het ziekenhuis in Ipswich vervoerd, voor een serie aan onderzoeken.'

'Paul is een CT-scan ondergaan, waar op te zien was dat hij een serieuze herschudding had opgelopen waardoor hij de nacht in het ziekenhuis heeft moeten doorbrengen. Bij dezelfde val heeft de 20-jarige ook serieuze schaafwonden opgelopen aan zijn elleboog en knie, die gehecht moeten worden. Iedereen bij Soudal-Quick Step wenst Paul een snel en compleet herstel toe', zo klonk het vanuit de Belgische formatie.

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De slotrit van de Ronde van Groot-Brittannië eindigde op een valse noot voor Soudal-Quick Step. Snelle man Paul Magnier zag door een valpartij zijn kansen op een vierde ritzege in rook opgaan. Evenepoel viel dan maar een paar keer zelf aan, maar winnen zat er niet in.

In een interview met VTM NIEUWS maakt hij de balans op van zijn eerste koersweek na de Olympische Spelen.

“Of ik tevreden ben over deze week? Ja, het was gewoon weer opbouwen en zaak van er weer in te komen. Meer dan dat kon ik niet doen, hé”, aldus onze landgenoot, die - onder meer door het gure Britse weer - toch een pittige week kende. Evenepoel heeft ook enkele koortsblaasjes. “Maar dat is niets om ons zorgen over te maken, hoor.”

De dubbele olympische kampioen zal zich nu in Spanje voorbereiden op zijn laatste doelen van het seizoen. “Het wordt zaak om gewoon alles nog wat te verbeteren. Ik zal veel achter de brommer trainen en op de tijdritfiets. Een hoogtestage wordt dat niet, wel gewoon intensieve trainingen.”

Red Bull-BORA-hansgrohe

Tot slot reageerde Evenepoel op geruchten in buitenlandse media. Onze landgenoot wordt er (weer) gelinkt aan Red Bull-BORA-hansgrohe. “Daar weet ik zelf niks van. Er komt altijd zoveel uit zonder dat er iets van waarheid in zit - geen idee waar het allemaal over zou gaan. Ik heb zelfs niks zien passeren, dus... Volgend jaar normaal gezien nog bij hetzelfde team? Dat is een ja, hé.”

Evenepoel ligt nog tot en met 2026 onder contract bij Soudal-Quick Step.

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Matevz Govekar regelt de Britse slotsprint, Stephen Williams is eindwinnaar

Matevz Govekar (Bahrain Victorious) heeft verrassend de slotetappe van de Tour of Britain gewonnen. De Sloveen was de snelste van het pak. Slokop Paul Magnier (Soudal-Quick Step) kwam ten val en gaf op. Ploegmakker Remco Evenepoel liet zich geregeld zien, maar kon een sprint niet ontregelen. De eindwinst is voor Stephen Williams (Israel-Premier Tech).

Een betrekkelijk vlakke slotetappe aan de Engelse oostkust, veel zou daarin niet te beleven zijn. Zeker omdat alle truien in deze Tour of Britain al zo goed als zeker waren uitgedeeld. Dat draaide toch even anders uit. De tegenwind speelde immers een hoofdrol tussen Lowestoft en Felixstowe. Israel-Premier Tech (voor leider Stephen Williams) en Soudal-Quick Step (voor slokop Paul Magnier) probeerden het peloton onder controle te houden, maar dat was onbegonnen werk. Uiteindelijk reed een groepje van vier man weg. Tom Pidcock, Pello Bilbao, Mathias Bregnhøj en Jacob Scott werden echter opnieuw ingerekend nadat het peloton in twee waaiers was uiteengevallen. Met rode puntentrui Magnier in die tweede waaier zagen de ploegen van de andere sprinters hun kans. Bij Soudal-Quick Step probeerden ze de Fransman nog opnieuw naar voren te brengen, maar een valpartij betekende het einde voor Magnier. Ook voor Evenepoel mocht het vandaag niet zijn. De olympische kampioen testte in de finale wel een paar keer zijn gouden benen. Israel-Premier Tech kreeg op een tiental kilometer van de streep eindelijk orde in de warboel, maar niet zonder dat Oscar Onley nog een wanhoopspoging had gedaan om Williams nog uit de groene leiderstrui te wringen. De sprint op de Sea Road in Felixstowe, waar Wout van Aert vorig jaar nog een nummertje opvoerde, was zonder Magnier helemaal open en onvoorspelbaar. Deens kampioen Rasmus Pedersen leek vanuit de lucht de snelste, maar zat te ver om Matevz Govekar nog te remonteren. De Sloveen won de rit, de enige in deze Tour of Britain die niet naar Stephen Williams of Paul Magnier ging.

Uitslag Rit 6

Fase per fase laatste update: 2 dagen geleden.

1. Matevz Govekar (Bahrain-Victorious) 2. Rasmus Pedersen (Decathlon-AG2R) 3. Ben Swift (Ineos) 4. Ethan Vernon (Israel-Premier Tech) 5. Erlend Blikra (Uno-X) 6. Rory Townsend (Q36.5) 7. Noah Hobbs (Groupama-FDJ) 8. Robert Donaldson (Trinity) 9. Jonas Abrahamsen (Uno-X) 10. Sean Flynn (DSM-Firmenich)

Govekar wint!

"Zambanini!", schreeuwt de omroeper, maar het is wel degelijk Matevz Govekar die de sprint naar zich toe trekt. Veel is er niet te beginnen tegen de Sloveen, al komt Rasmus Pedersen nog dicht.

Onder de vod!

Uno-X schuift naar voren, terwijl Israel-Premier Tech wat lijkt weg te zakken. Voor het overige zijn het enkelingen die voor hun plekje knokken.

Bahrain-Victorious wil Govekar in een kansrijke positie afzetten. Nu Magnier er niet meer bij is, ligt de sprint wijd open.

Ineos is vooraan te vinden, dus moet Ethan Hayter ook nog in dit peloton zitten.

Gaat het druppelen?

De wolken waren bijna de hele rit wit, maar nu kleuren ze grijs. Normaal gezien zijn de renners binnen vooraleer het hier begint te regenen.

Uno-X zet al een trein op de rails. Erlend Blikra werd eergisteren derde en gisteren tweede. U weet wat dat wiskundig wil zeggen voor vandaag.

Het lijkt erop dat we naar een sprint gaan, al durven wij daar geen hand voor in het vuur te steken.

Eindelijk orde

Israel-Premier Tech probeert er opnieuw lijn in te krijgen. De ploeg ligt met Stephen Williams in een ideale positie voor de eindzege, maar lonkt met Ethan Vernon ook naar de ritoverwinning.

Het is door de wind een razende rit geweest. We zullen een halfuur vroeger dan gepland finishen in Felixstowe.

Oscar Onley (DSM-Firmenich) ruikt zijn kans om een gooi te doen naar de leidersplaats. Hij hoopt weg te rijden uit een warrig peloton waar de organisatie zoek is, maar dat lukt niet.

Het viertal met Evenepoel wordt gegrepen, maar Remco probeert het zonder verpozen nog eens. Ook die aanval wordt tenietgedaan.

Evenepoel is mee!

Remco Evenepoel maakt de oversteek naar Swift. De olympische kampioen neemt Callum Thornley en Jonas Abrahamsen mee in zijn zog. Stevig groepje!

Connor Swift peert na de tussensprint door, met een handvol seconden voorsprong.

Grundisburgh

Er wordt stevig gebikkeld om de seconden bij de laatste spurt. Mark Donovan (Q36.5) probeert zich op het podium te wurmen, maar volgens onze berekeningen doet Donnenwirth net genoeg. Bijna was de Fransman gevallen door een contact met een boordsteen.

Magnier valt uit!

Paul Magnier zag zijn kansen op een vierde etappezege al in rook opgaan en komt tot overmaat van ramp nog ten val ook. Zijn koers stopt hier.

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Kate's soft-focus Insta-ready video marks a shift in how royals tell their story

When the Princess of Wales announced she had completed chemotherapy treatment in a soft-focus, Insta-ready video, it featured openness not usually associated with Britain’s royal family

LONDON -- Public displays of affection on a royal video? My, how times have changed!

When the Princess of Wales announced that she had completed chemotherapy treatment in a soft-focus, Insta-ready video, she ventured into realms not previously inhabited by Britain’s royal family, traditionally known for the stiff-upper-lip, “never complain, never explain” ethos of the late Queen Elizabeth II.

Here was the most popular royal, a public figure usually known simply as Kate, using the tools of social media to share the fact that for all her wealth and privilege, her life had been upended by cancer, just like millions of other people.

But it wasn’t just what she said, it was how she said it. Unlike earlier updates on Kate’s health, which sounded like factual news reports, this had an entirely different tone. The slickly produced mini-movie released on Monday showed the princess hugging Prince William and their three young children and sharing intimate moments at home with her parents.

There's even a chaste kiss on her cheek.

“It is a real break,’’ said George Gross, a royal historian at King’s College London. “But I think people will look at it and won’t necessarily realize that. I think they will think: This is just right, this is normal. That’s what a family does.”

Kate’s video marks the royal family’s latest experiment with greater openness since King Charles III assumed the throne in 2022. That has been tested repeatedly this year as both Charles and Kate were treated for serious health problems, then later announced they were undergoing cancer treatment.

For centuries, Britain’s royal family withheld news of illness for fear it might weaken their authority. That reticence and secrecy lingered even after they became constitutional figureheads.

The British public wasn’t told that King George VI, Charles’ grandfather, had lung cancer before his death at the age of 56 in February 1952. The public death announcement said only that the king had “passed peacefully away in his sleep.”

King George V died in 1936, after suffering from heart and lung disease. Far from being open about the king’s health, palace officials manipulated the timing of his death to gain more favorable coverage. Diary extracts published 50 years later revealed that the king’s physician injected the terminally ill monarch with morphine and cocaine to speed his death — partly so it could be announced in the morning newspapers “rather than the less appropriate evening journals.”

Charles has made a point of being more open than his mother, Elizabeth, whom Buckingham Palace described as suffering from “mobility issues” in the months before her death.

In January, the palace said Charles would enter a London hospital for treatment for an enlarged prostate. A few weeks later, the king said he would step away from public duties while he received treatment for an undisclosed type of cancer. Those announcements, however, were made in factual releases issued by the palace press office.

But Kate and William, both 42, are of a new generation that is more comfortable sharing personal issues on social media.

Kate’s video was shot by William Warr, creative director of Detail Films, which says it combines film production techniques and strategic marketing to create “beautiful branded films.”

“We exist to help brands tell stories that speak to their audience,” the firm says on its website.

In the video, Kate described how difficult the past nine months had been for her family and expressed “relief” at completing her course of treatment.

“Life as you know it can change in an instant, and we have had to find a way to navigate the stormy waters and road unknown,’’ she said in the video, which was shot in a woodland near the family’s summer home in Norfolk.

Some see the film as a reflection of a family bonded in a crisis, as many do when facing illness — sharing their thoughts with others.

“It is a love story,″ former BBC royal correspondent Michael Cole told TalkTV. “You’re seeing it there. You’re seeing what it means to a family.''

Mark Borkowski, a public relations and crisis consultant, described the film as “a tectonic shift in how the royal family controls its image.’’

“Kate’s journey is profound and deeply personal, but they’ve learned that emotion can be controlled – and weaponized – in small, potent doses,’’ he said. “By doing this through a polished film, they maintain dignity and control while still appearing relatable.”

The fact that the royal family needed new techniques for controlling its story in the age of TikTok and Instagram was underscored after palace officials announced in January that Kate would be hospitalized for abdominal surgery. While the palace released few details about her condition, social media sites were filled with speculation about what was really going on as Kate retreated from public view to focus on her recovery.

When the princess announced that she had cancer two months later, she spoke directly to the public in a somber video in which she asked for “time, space and privacy” while she underwent treatment.

In June, Kate released a video update, saying she had good days and bad days.

While the princess stepped away from most public duties during her treatment, Kate has made two appearances this year. First, during the king’s birthday parade in June, known as Trooping the Colour , and most recently during the men’s final at Wimbledon in July , where she received a standing ovation.

Now that she has completed chemotherapy, Kate plans to slowly return to public duties, “undertaking a few more public appearances” in the coming months.

But Kate said in her video that the path to full recovery would be long and she would “take each day as it comes.”

“William and I are so grateful for the support we have received and have drawn great strength from all those who are helping us at this time,” she said. “Everyone’s kindness, empathy and compassion has been truly humbling.”

The video should be seen as part of the king’s effort to increase the openness of the royal family as he seeks to build support for the monarchy, Gross said.

“It’s an operation. It’s the whole firm together,’’ he said. “And, I think, it really matches that sense of we’re being as open as we can, whilst retaining a natural sense of privacy that you need over these things.’’

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