That's all for our Tour de Yorkshire Live coveragepublished at 17:35 British Summer Time 1 May 2016
Well that's all for our Tour de Yorkshire Live coverage.
It's been a great Bank Holiday weekend, we hope you've enjoyed it as much as we have.
Thomas Voeckler wins Stage Three of Tour de Yorkshire at Scarborough
Sunday's final stage from Middlesbrough to Scarborough contained six categorised climbs
Big crowds lined route at steep Sutton Bank climb
Tour riders tackled stamina-sapping final day in North Yorkshire
Updates on Sunday 1 May 2016
Well that's all for our Tour de Yorkshire Live coverage.
It's been a great Bank Holiday weekend, we hope you've enjoyed it as much as we have.
And here's another as Voeckler crosses the line. Looks pretty happy doesn't he!
Great picture this, Voeckler's face as he crosses the line says it all, as does Roche's...
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Here's the moment that Sir Gary Verity handed over the trophy to Thomas Voeckler
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... and what a finish!
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So, let's recap the finish of the Tour de Yorkshire 2016, Frenchman Thomas Voeckler clinched overall victory by winning the third and final stage at Scarborough.
The Direct Energie rider took advantage of a lapse in concentration from Team Sky's Nicolas Roche to beat the Irishman in a sprint finish.
Roche was also second in the overall standings, six seconds behind Voeckler.
Bury's Adam Yates (Orica) was Britain's highest finisher, as he was third in the stage and fourth overall.
Quote MessageThe climbs were tough - but I was happy to win"
Thomas Voeckler, Tour de Yorkshire winner
Just whilst we wait for the latest quotes from the winners, some travel updates for you
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I should point out that Voeckler's last minute charge, means that he wins the Tour de Yorkshire overall with a time of 13h 5mins and 16secs, just 6 seconds ahead of Roche.
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Voeckler stands proud on the top step as he receives the winner's medal from Scarborough's mayor.
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Just to recap, that finish was electric, Voeckler powered passed Roche towards the finish line.
It seemed as if Roche had lost concentration for just a split second, and that was all the Frenchman needed to win.
His average speed was 40.69kph, that's quite incredible when you think of the hills they've climbed!
Just metres before the line, Voeckler out paced Roche to taker the win, what a victory by the Frenchman.
Voeckler wins! in 4:51:57. What a day!
And the chasing group are closing but can they catch the front pair?