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Bob, Andy, Will, Sean and Danny are entertaining the cyclists as they pass St Pauls. Do you take requests guys?

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Ow! James Ferguson getting your legs waxed in preparation for the ride today. You're a brave man. Thanks for sharing this on social media yesterday!

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Cyclists this weekend are being treated to some of London's most iconic sights on the route. From Buckingham Palace to Big Ben and Trafalgar Square, what a great way to be a tourist in your own capital.

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Lorna Russell decided on her 50th birthday that she was going to volunteer at 50 events in 50 consecutive weeks and RideLondon is one of them. Lorna - you're amazing!

Think you could give some of your time for either a one off sport event or to a local club? Find out how you can make a difference and be a part of the #BigHelpOut. We'll let Eddie Izzard tell you more.

Michael Keen and fellow members of the club travelled from Hackney, Cheshire and Nottinghampshire to give their tricycles a run on the streets of London.

"Tricycles are for everyone of all ages and abilities" said Michael. "They offer extra stability for those who aren't as confident on 2 wheels. For those who want something a bit more extreme there are tricycle races and for those who want something a bit more sociable there is the tandem tricycle option".

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The cyclists are starting to finish. You did it!

Italian Francesco Cipolletta was the first to arrive at The Mall, seen here with and his cousin/translater who wasn't too far behind. Well done to them both!

43 year old Maddy Lee-Smith was one of the first women to return home. She looks so happy and we don't blame you Maddy, 100 miles is quite a feat!

These hills are tough, especially after cycling 55 miles. Gather your strength and keep going - there's still Box Hill to go!

• 30 hopefuls set off at 8:30 this morning.
• 15 mile route starting in Kingston upon Thames.
• Jennifer Browning took home the win for the ladies in a strong race.
• Brian Aldis took home the win for the men with a great lead. He was 1.5 minutes ahead of the rest of the pack.

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 Wonder if this made from Wimbledon's Prime Lawn?

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An event like this is full of inspiring people and stories. Here's just one.

Pam (68) is riding for lung cancer, in memory of her late father. She hadn't done that much riding before the 6 weeks leading up to this sportive, but her determination has gotten her here today. One of her fellow riders described her as "the most inspirational women I've ever met". Pam even bought the drop handle bars especially.

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• Women's race watched by big crowds
• Lots of strong attacking during the race
• Big crash at the start of last lap but no major injuries
• Sprint for the finish, won by Italian rider Barbara Guarischi of the Velocio SRAM team

You can read a full report on BBC Sport.

Good luck to all of today's riders - see you in 100 miles!

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It takes a while to set off when there are over 25,000 amateur cyclists at the start line.

We've heard reports that there was a great feeling of camaraderie in the riders as they started their walk to the starting line. Spirits were high and there was a lot of smiling, creating an amazing atmosphere - even before 6am! That's a great way to start.