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.
9. Tour de France 2014
Locals bear the Yorkshire flag at Cragg Vale as the crowds await the peloton. Photo: Allan Greenwood Photo: Sub
10. Tour de France 2014
The riders tackling Cragg Vale. Halifax Courier reader Chris Buxton said: "I thought I'd share my pictures from the Tour. I took them on Cragg Vale. What a day! And so proud of the effort everyone in Yorkshire made to make it an unforgettable experience." Photo: Chris Buxton Photo: subm
11. Tour de France 2014
A helicopter hovers in the background as spectators watch riders travel up Cragg Vale. Photo: Michael Green Photo: Michael Green
12. Tour De France 2014
People cycle in Cragg Vale ready for the arrival of the Tour de France. Photo: Jane Marriott Photo: subm