Stage 4 of the Tour of Britain will be riding through the Yorkshire Coast at Lunchtime.
The day's racing starts in Redcar and finishes at Duncombe Park in Helmsley.
The riders will be passing through Sandsend, Whitby, Robin Hood's Bay, Ruswarp, Sleights, and Grosmont at lunchtime.
| Location | Race estimated time of arrival | Estimated road closure |
|---|---|---|
|
Staithes |
12:20pm to 12:30pm |
12noon to 12:45pm |
|
Hinderwell |
12:20pm to 12:30pm |
12noon to 12:45pm |
|
Sandsend |
12:35pm to 12:45pm |
12:10pm to 1pm |
|
Whitby |
12:40pm to 12:50pm |
12:20pm to 1:15pm |
|
Robin Hoods Bay |
12:50pm to 1:05pm |
12:30pm to 1:30pm |
|
Robin Hoods Bay KoM |
12:55pm to 1:10pm |
12:30pm to 1:30pm |
|
Ruswarp |
1:10pm to 1:25pm |
12:45pm to 1:45pm |
|
Sleights |
1:10pm to 1:30pm |
12:50pm to 1:50pm |
|
Grosmont |
1:15pm to 1:40pm |
12:55pm to 1:55pm |
|
Egton |
1:20pm to 1:45pm |
1pm to 2pm |
Matt Hewison is Sport & Development Officer at Scarborough Borough Council he says there will be lots of great places to see the action today.
Among the riders in today's race will be British track stars Charlie and Harry Tanfield they will be cycling through their home village of Great Ayton
Matt Hewison - says having the professional riders back in the area and the race coverage on TV, is great for the area and for the sport.
Charlie and Harry Tanfield are hoping that local people will come out to line the route at lunchtime.
Scarborough Borough Council's sports development manager - Matt Hewison - hopes the event will encourage more people to get out on their bikes
Matt says the local roads are a great location for the race.
Eighteen of the world’s leading teams and 108 riders will compete in the eight-day race, which began in Aberdeen on Sunday and will be watched by a roadside audience of over one million spectators, plus many more on ITV4 in the UK.
Road closures will be in place for this event. The vast majority of road closures will be managed using rolling closures, where the roads will be closed for between 30 and 45 minutes to allow the race to pass safely.
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