A decade has passed since the sporting-world’s eyes were focused on Yorkshire, as thousands of spectators flocked to soak up the atmosphere and catch a glimpse of the world’s greatest cyclists zoom past.
Cyclists started in Leeds, going on to tackle Buttertubs Pass and the Cragg Vale Incline – the longest continuous gradient in England.
Look through these 21 pictures to relive the thrilling event.
5. Tour de France 2014
Stage 1, Harewood House, near Leeds. Sky's Chris Froome waves to the crowd. Picture James Hardisty Photo: James Hardisty
6. Tour de France 2014
A massive yellow bike at Calder High School in Mytholmroyd ready for the Grand Depart. Photo: sub
7. Tour de France 2014
Gary Verity, the then Chief Executive of Welcome to Yorkshire, at Buttertubs Pass between Hawes and Swaledale, one of the famous photographed landmarks of the Yorkshire Grand Depart, Tour de France. Photo: James Hardisty Photo: James Hardisty
8. Date:21nd July 2014. (JH1004/58m) Pictured Buttertubs Pass between Hawes and Swaledale, one of the famous photographed landmarks of the Yorkshire Grand Depart, Tour de France.
Buttertubs Pass between Hawes and Swaledale. Photo: James Hardisty Photo: James Hardisty