Tour de Yorkshire: Stage Two on Saturday 30 April 2016

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Live updates, pictures and videos from Stage Three will resume at 10:00 Sunday
Updates on Saturday 30 April 2016

Live Reporting

Kirsten Wild reflects on Tour de Yorkshire winpublished at 13:11 British Summer Time 30 April 2016
Mark Ansell
BBC Look North reporter
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Does support along the route make a difference?published at 13:02 British Summer Time 30 April 2016
Oliver Wright
BBC News Online, Yorkshire
You bet it does.
Here's one rider who paid tribute to the thousands who cheered the cyclists on this morning.
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And another who couldn't thank the crowds enough.
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Men's Tour de Yorkshire starts at 2.20pmpublished at 12:54 British Summer Time 30 April 2016
Oliver Wright
BBC News Online, Yorkshire
After a thrilling women's race it's over to the men.
Stage Two is due to start in Otley at 2.20pm.
The riders will face the same 136km course, external the women have just completed.
Image source, Welcome to Yorkshire
Verity 'devastated' at TV problemspublished at 12:41 British Summer Time 30 April 2016
Oliver Wright
BBC News Online, Yorkshire
Sir Gary Verity has told BBC Look North's Tanya Arnold he is 'devastated' that problems with the TV plane meant there was no coverage of the women's race.
The race had been due to be shown live on ITV4 from 10.00am.
ITV Cycling tweeted, external at about 10.45am that it hoped to have a new plane in time for the men's race.
Women's Tour de Yorkshire: In picturespublished at 12:31 British Summer Time 30 April 2016
It seems a long time since the women's race started in Otley this morning, so here's just a few pics to jog your memory of how the Women's Tour de Yorkshire unfolded.
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Who should I cheer for now Sir Bradley is out?published at 12:28 British Summer Time 30 April 2016
Oliver Wright
BBC News Online, Yorkshire
We'll turn our attention to the upcoming men's race for the moment.
Sir Bradley Wiggins was grabbing his fair share of attention on Stage One of the men's race - and why wouldn't he, he's won the Tour de France AND seven Olympic medals.
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But, with him out of the race if you're looking for a local rider to support there are several from Yorkshire to cheer on.
Leed's Liam Holohan is part of Team Wiggins, while Josh Edmondson, also from Leeds, will be riding for NFTO. Fellow West Yorkshire cyclist, Tom Moses, from Keighley, rides for JLT Condor.
South Yorkshire will be well represented too, with JLT Condor's Russell Downing (Rotherham) and Graham Briggs (Doncaster) lining up alongside Madison Genesis rider Tom Stewart (Doncaster).
Women's race winner Kirsten Wild takes to the podium in Doncasterpublished at 12:20 British Summer Time 30 April 2016
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Men's racepublished at 12:07 British Summer Time 30 April 2016
Oliver Wright
BBC News Online, Yorkshire
The second stage of the Tour de Yorkshire men's race begins in just a couple of hours.
Time to get your breath back.
We're just waiting to hear from the winner - and more from Lizzie.
A "goose pimple" moment for Lizziepublished at 12:07 British Summer Time 30 April 2016
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Women's top threepublished at 12:02 British Summer Time 30 April 2016
Oliver Wright
BBC News Online, Yorkshire
1st: Kirsten Wild
2nd: Lucy Garner
3rd: Floortje Mackaij
Watch: Kirsten Wild triumphs in Women's Tour de Yorkshirepublished at 11:56 British Summer Time 30 April 2016
Oliver Wright
BBC News Online, Yorkshire
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Kirsten Wild wins the Women's Tour de Yorkshirepublished at 11:54 British Summer Time 30 April 2016
Breaking
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Finish line in sightpublished at 11:53 British Summer Time 30 April 2016
Oliver Wright
BBC News Online, Yorkshire
There's nothing in it with 1km to go.
The pack have caught up - it's going to be a straight sprint.
Tightening up at the frontpublished at 11:46 British Summer Time 30 April 2016
Oliver Wright
BBC News Online, Yorkshire
The gap between the front three, including Lizzie Armitstead, and the chasing pack is down to just 25 seconds.
Prepare for a tight finish.
Most lucrative race in women's cyclingpublished at 11:41 British Summer Time 30 April 2016
As well as the prestige of being crowned winner there's also a healthy win bonus for the first female rider to cross the line in Doncaster. In fact, the £15,000 first prize is the most lucrative in women's cycling.
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When the bumper payout was announced Sir Gary Verity, chief executive of race organisers Welcome To Yorkshire said: "We're trying to seismically change the sport.
"If you won all three stages of the men's race and you took the general classification money as well, you would still be 40% worse off than the winner of the women's race. So that's a big difference."
Lizzie in the lead at Bawtry!published at 11:33 British Summer Time 30 April 2016
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The gap is...published at 11:24 British Summer Time 30 April 2016
growing.
Lizzie and the front two have put more distance between themselves and chasing pack.
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Leaders approaching Tickhillpublished at 11:18 British Summer Time 30 April 2016
Race leaders Doris Schweizer, Lizzie Armitstead and Leah Kirchmann are nearly in Tickhill where there's a huge crowd waiting to cheer them on.
There's about a 35 second gap between them and the chasing pack
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Why is it called Tour de Yorkshire and why Cote de Conisbrough Castle?published at 11:16 British Summer Time 30 April 2016
Oliver Wright
BBC Local Live
Before you ask, and, yes, I was wondering just the same thing, there is a very simple explanation for all the French names.
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According to Welcome to Yorkshire it is all down to the fact the race is owned by the Amaury Sports Organisation, a French company based in Paris.
A spokesman said: "It therefore has a French name and some of the key climbs have been given a French name as a nod to the French origins of the race."
Watch: Bawtry school children's Tour de Yorkshire inspired artpublished at 11:15 British Summer Time 30 April 2016
Oliver Wright
BBC News Online, Yorkshire
Pupils at Mayflower Primary School in Bawtry got in to the spirit of the Tour de Yorkshire as the excitement built ahead of Stage Two.
Dozens of pupils created this incredible piece of visual art which was then filmed from above using a drone.
The women's race is set to come through Bawtry between 11.35am and 11.56am while the men are due to arrive between 5.00pm and 5.18pm