Poland's Katarzyna Niewiadoma wins stage one of the 2017 Women's Tour through Northamptonshire, on 7 June 2017
Riders left Daventry on the Grand Depart at 11:00 BST
Niewiadoma (WM3 Pro Cycling) crossed the line not long after 15:00 BST in Kettering after opening up a strong lead
Marianne Vos (WM3 Pro Cycling) comes in second, Christine Majerus (Boels Dolmans) in third
"I'm so happy. It went so great today," says Niewiadoma following her win
Riders faced categorised climbs at Haselbech and Rockingham, with sprints at Desborough and Oundle
All of the world's top 15 teams took part in the event
Stage two through Stoke-on-Trent and Staffordshire takes place tomorrow, 8 June
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That's it for our live coverage of the first stage of the Women's Tour 2017.
The Northamptonshire leg is over but there's still a long, long way to go for the competitors, starting with another 90 miles (144km) tomorrow from Stoke-on-Trent.
You can of course scroll back here to see highlights from the day.
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Poland's Katarzyna Niewiadoma rides to victory on the opening stage of the Women's Tour in Northamptonshire.
Read MoreHannah and Alice Barnes from Towcester put in impressive performances in their home county.
Alice came seventh - the best-placed British rider - while Hannah (pictured below) finished fourteenth.
Hannah said she enjoyed competing with her sister: "I came round the last corner and thought I might get a jersey today. Then she came round and we started laughing.
"It's great having her in the race and to catch up as I don't get to see her very often.
"It was a good, challenging course today and seeing all the schoolkids out on the side of the road was really great.
"But it's a really long tour, so you have to really focus on doing the best you can while keeping something back for the following days."
Their proud mum, Sue Barnes, said: "It's been great and it's hard to get over that so many people really want to see them.
"I don't think they realise how famous they are among the cycling community."
We'll bring you reaction from today's race soon, but in the meantime let's have a quick look ahead to tomorrow.
The 2017 Women's Tour will resume with stage two in Stoke-on-Trent.
It'll be the second time the event has been to the city, which will host both the start and finish of the race.
In 2016, Marianne Vos (Ned) - who finished second in the general classification today - won the Staffordshire stage of the race.
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Stage One result:
1. Katarzyna Niewiadoma (Pol/WM3) 3hrs 51mins 39secs
2. Marianne Vos (Ned/WM3) +1min 40secs
3. Christine Majerus (Lux/Boels Dolmans) Same time
4. Giorgia Bronzini (Ita/Wiggle High5) Same time
5. Tiffany Cromwell (Aus/Canyon Sram) Same time
Full results from stage one are available on the Women's Tour website., external
Jonathan Park
BBC Look East sport
Twenty-one-year-old Alice Barnes (below) from Towcester in Northamptonshire was the top British rider in stage one - finishing seventh overall in the Daventry to Kettering race.
Her prize for doing so is the Best British Rider jersey, which is awarded to the leading British rider on general classification following each day’s stage.
Her sister, Hannah, won the overall Best British Rider jersey in the 2015 edition of the race.
Keep it in the family, girls...
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To confirm, the top three from today's 2017 Women's Tour stage one race from Daventry to Kettering is:
Alice Barnes (Drops) was the highest-placed Briton in seventh place.
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We're still waiting for confirmation of the final placings for the race, but I'm told Towcester's Alice Barnes (Drops) is the highest-placed Briton.
Katarzyna Niewiadoma (WM3 Pro Cycling) says: "I'm so happy. It's incredible. It was hard for me last week, I got a small injury. It went so great today."
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It's a 1-2 for WM3 Pro Cycling, as Marianne Vos leads the peloton over the line a few minutes behind race winner Niewiadoma. She's followed by Christine Majerus (Boels Dolmans).
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Poland's Katarzyna Niewiadoma wins stage one of the 2017 Women's Tour.
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Graham McKechnie
BBC Radio Northampton sport
I'm guessing we are about 10 minutes from the end of the race.
It's very windy here and the weather is not as nice as we've had in previous years.
Certainly the crowds are down on what we have seen in Kettering before, though the finish straight is still pretty well populated.
