Tour de Yorkshire 2017 route to be unveiled December 2
The 2017 route for the Tour de Yorkshire will be announced at a press conference on Friday, December 2 in Bradford.
The three-day event is set to take place between April 28-30 next year, while Bradford, Bridlington, Fox Valley (Sheffield), Harrogate, Scarborough and Tadcaster have already been announced as start and finish points.
Organisers of the race, Welcome to Yorkshire, who helped bring the Tour de France to the United Kingdom in 2014, will also announce news surrounding the 2017 Tour de Yorkshire women’s race, which is set to be held on April 29.
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ASO Tour de France Director Christian Prudhomme will attend the presentation, along with Welcome to Yorkshire’s Gary Verity. The 2016 edition of the Tour de Yorkshire was won by Thomas Voeckler, who beat Nicolas Roche to the final stage of the race in Scarborough.
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