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.
13. Tour de France 2014
Riders tackling Cragg Vale hill, the longest continuous gradient in England. Photo: Chris Buxton Photo: subm
14. Tour de France 2014
Spectators at the roadside in Cragg Vale. Written on the road in chalk it says "Team Sky" and the French and Yorkshire flags decorate the house in the background. Photo: Jane Marriott Photo: subm
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Crowds at Cragg Vale watch the riders go past as they wave flags. Photo: Georgina Garside Photo: subm
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The Tour de France peloton races through Hebden Bridge. Photo: Charles Round Photo: Charles Round