The Men's Tour de Yorkshire takes in all four corners of the county, over 617.5km - https://letour.yorkshire.com
The Asda Tour de Yorkshire Women's Race covers 264km and shares two stages with the men's race - https://letour.yorkshire.com
Stage 1 is a 178.5km race from Doncaster to Selby - https://letour.yorkshire.com
The men's Stage 2 doubles up as the Women's Stage 1, from Barnsley to Bedale - https://letour.yorkshire.com
The 132km route from Bridlington to Scarborough serves as both the men's Stage 3 and the women's Stage 2 - https://letour.yorkshire.com
The men's race concludes with a 175km race from Halifax to Leeds - https://letour.yorkshire.com
Stage 1 departs the historical market town of Doncaster and heads for the Selby district at the heart of Yorkshire - https://letour.yorkshire.com
Stage 2 begins in Barnsley, originally mentioned in the Domesday Book, and ends in the Georgian market town of Bedale - https://letour.yorkshire.com
Stage 3 starts in the historic coastal town of Bridlington, finishing in Scarborough for the fifth year running - https://letour.yorkshire.com
Stage 4 leave the impressive Piece Hall in Halifax and finishes in Leeds, the historic heart of Yorkshire - https://letour.yorkshire.com
The 2019 Tour de Yorkshire kicks off on Thursday 2 May in Doncaster, with a two-stage women’s race and a four-stage men’s race, culminating on Sunday 5 May in Leeds. Here’s everything we know about how you can follow it as it unfolds.
The fifth edition of the Tour de Yorkshire starts in Doncaster and takes place over four stages to finish in Leeds. It takes in all four corners of the county, including 150 villages, towns and cities along the way.
The Asda Tour de Yorkshire Women’s Race is a two-stage event that will take place over Friday 3 and Saturday 4 May.
Tour de Yorkshire 2019 route
The Men's Tour de Yorkshire takes in all four corners of the county, over 617.5km - https://letour.yorkshire.com
The men’s race covers a total of 617.5km over four days, taking the peloton from Doncaster to Selby, through Barnsley, Bedale, Bridlington, Scarborough and Halifax, and then finishing up in Leeds.
The Asda Tour de Yorkshire Women's Race covers 264km and shares two stages with the men's race - https://letour.yorkshire.com
The Asda Tour de Yorkshire Women’s Race covers 264km over two days, beginning in Barnsley and following the same route as the men’s race through Bedale and Bridlington, and culminating in Scarborough.
How can I watch the Tour de Yorkshire 2019 live on TV?
As with last year, ITV4 will be showing live coverage of both the men’s and women’s races. Here’s the full schedule of live coverage.
ITV4 broadcast schedule: Men’s Tour de Yorkshire
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ITV4 broadcast schedule: ASDA Women’s Tour de Yorkshire
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