Au revoir to the Tour de Yorkshirepublished at 17:10 BST 3 May 2015
Stuart Harratt
BBC Local Live
That concludes our live coverage of the first ever Tour de Yorkshire cycle race, hope you have enjoyed it.
Image source, Allsport/Getty ImagesSummary
Three-day race crowd estimated at over 1.2 million
About 20,000 people watch start of Stage Three
Riders tackle the 167km route from Wakefield to Leeds
David Cameron in Addingham to watch race
Rider injured in Sportive amateur cyclists' event
Updates on Sunday 3 May 2015
Au revoir to the Tour de Yorkshirepublished at 17:10 BST 3 May 2015
Image source, Allsport/Getty ImagesLars Petter Nordhaug wins tourpublished at 16:58 BST 3 May 2015
Lars Petter Nordhaug from Team Sky has won the first Tour de Yorkshire.
The 30-year-old Norwegian crossed the line in front of cheering fans in Leeds Roundhay Park.
Ben Hermans wins final stagepublished at 16:52 BST 3 May 2015
Belgian Ben Hermans from the BMC Racing Team has won the final day of the Tour de Yorkshire.
Image source, Tour de YorkshireCrowds gather in Roundhay Parkpublished at 16:49 BST 3 May 2015
Johnny I'Anson
Presenter, BBC Radio Leedstweets, external: Turned out nice again @letouryorkshire #TdY
Race crowds set to top 1.2 millionpublished at 16:37 BST 3 May 2015
Police estimate that crowds of between 500,000 and 750,000 have lined the route during today's final stage of the race.
Image source, Getty ImagesThat means the total turnout over the three days is expected to be between 1.2 million and 1.45 million.
In the run-up to the event race organisers had said they hoped around one million people would come out and watch.
Mayor gets ready for riderspublished at 16:22 BST 3 May 2015
Tour de Yorkshire tweets, external: Children from Roundhay School join the Mayor of Leeds & CEO of Leeds City Council @tomriordan on the finish line.
Image source, Tour de YorkshireCrowds gather for last hillpublished at 16:11 BST 3 May 2015
Crowds are gathering to watch the final hill climb of the day - the Cote de Chevin above Otley - which the riders will reach in the next few minutes.
Look who's popped in to watch the racepublished at 16:05 BST 3 May 2015
Prime Minister David Cameron was given a warm welcome when he visited Addingham to watch the Tour de Yorkshire riders pass through the village near Ilkley a short while ago.
Image source, APLeaders reach Ilkley Moorpublished at 15:58 BST 3 May 2015
The cyclists are beginning the Cote de Cow and Calf hill climb on Ilkley Moor.
BBC reporter's Sportive triumphpublished at 15:53 BST 3 May 2015
BBC Look North reporter Phil Bodmer has finished the amateur Sportive race in a time of six hours and 30 minutes.
PM watches race in Addinghampublished at 15:42 BST 3 May 2015
Telegraph & ArgusJulie Tickner, chief reporter at the Bradford Telegraph and Argus, tweets, external: PM David Cameron has arrived in Addingham to watch the Tour de Yorkshire #TDY
Moorland sunshine welcomes riderspublished at 15:30 BST 3 May 2015
Although there was heavy rain just before the race started in Wakefield the weather's steadily improved as the riders headed up into the West Yorkshire moors.
Image source, Allsport/Getty Images'On Ilkley Moor bah't 'at'published at 15:24 BST 3 May 2015
The riders will soon make their way past the famous Cow and Calf rocks on Ikley Moor.
Image source, Welcome to YorkshireEarlier today: What a viewpublished at 15:16 BST 3 May 2015
Although the peleton is well into the Pennine stages, Tour de Yorkshire has posted this picture from earlier as the riders snaked their way through Newmillerdam near Barnsley.
Image source, Tour de YorkshireStreet artists leave their markpublished at 15:10 BST 3 May 2015
As they did during the Tour de France Grand Depart last summer, race fans have been leaving their mark at various stages of the route around Yorkshire.
Image source, PAHere's a mural painted on the road at "Cote de Cow and Calf" on Cow and Calf hill overlooking Ilkley.
Police say crowds 'in great spirits'published at 15:05 BST 3 May 2015
West Yorkshire Police tweets, external: Crowds are in great spirits today during #TDY. Once the race has passed, be safe when leaving the route/travelling to your next destination.
Haworth ready for riderspublished at 14:59 BST 3 May 2015
Nigel Costello tweets, external: @letouryorkshire I think it's safe to say Haworth is ready :-) Allez Allez.
Image source, Nigel CostelloTourmakers get readypublished at 14:48 BST 3 May 2015
The volunteer tourmakers, who help out with the organisation of the race, are ready in Ilkley to welcome the riders who should be there in less than an hour's time.
The cyclists face a gruelling climb past the famous Cow and Calf rocks on Ilkley Moor.
Back to Bronte countrypublished at 14:37 BST 3 May 2015
At about 15:00 this afternoon the peleton will pass through the cobbled streets of Haworth, the famous home of the Bronte sisters.
Image source, Getty ImagesLast summer, the Tour de France Grand Depart's visit to the town left us with some of the event's most memorable images as riders tackled the Pennine town's steep main street.
Via Twitterpublished at 14:31 BST 3 May 2015
Andrew Edwards
Presenter, BBC Radio Leedstweets, external: "Fantastic atmosphere as riders powered Cote de #ScapegoatHill Exhilarating! " #BBCTdY
Image source, Andrew Edwards
