2019 ROAD WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS YORKSHIRE GREAT BRITAIN

yorkshire2019.co.uk 21 - 29 SEPTEMBER 2019 @yorkshire2019 #yorkshire2019 CONTENTS Media information...... 3 Forewords...... 4 Competition and media events schedule...... 5 Introducing the UCI ...... 6 Introducing Yorkshire 2019...... 8 The Yorkshire 2019 Para-Cycling International...... 10 Introducing the UCI Road World Championships...... 12 Introducing the Rainbow Jersey ...... 16 A nation of cyclists...... 17 Yorkshire: The Rainbow County...... 18 UCI Bike Region Label...... 19 History makers...... 20 Host towns...... 22 Harrogate maps...... 24 Other host locations...... 26 Main Media Centre ...... 28 Media parking and broadcast media...... 30 Photographers...... 31 Mixed Zone...... 32 Race routes ...... 34 Race programme...... 35 02 DAY 1 Yorkshire 2019 Para-Cycling International...... 36 DAY 2 Team Time Trial Mixed Relay...... 38 DAY 3 Women Junior Individual Time Trial Men Junior Individual Time Trial...... 42 DAY 4 Men Under 23 Individual Time Trial Women Elite Individual Time Trial...... 46 DAY 5 Men Elite Individual Time Trial ...... 48 DAY 6 Men Junior Road Race ...... 50 DAY 7 Women Junior Road Race ...... 52 Men Under 23 Road Race ...... 54 DAY 8 Women Elite Road Race ...... 56 DAY 9 Men Elite Road Race ...... 58

Follow the Championships ...... 60 UCI Commissaires’ Panel ...... 62 Useful information ...... 63 MEDIA INFORMATION Union Cycliste Yorkshire 2019 Internationale (Local Organising Committee)

Louis Chenaille Charlie Dewhirst UCI Press Officer Head of Communications louis .chenaille@uci .ch Charlie .Dewhirst@Yorkshire2019 .co .uk +41 79 198 7047 Mobile: +44 (0)7775 707 703

Xiuling She Nick Howes EBU Host Broadcaster Booking Officer Comunications Manager she@eurovision .net Email: nhowes@yorkshire .com Mobile: +44 (0)7590 964 828 Tobias Friedrich UCI TV Production and Accreditation Pete Wilson tobias .friedrich@uci .ch Website Manager +41 76 204 9807 Email: pwilson@yorkshire .com Mobile: +44 (0)7769 257 380 Zack Cooper UCI Social Media Editor Tom Ashurst zack .cooper@uci .ch Social Media Manager +41 79 306 2073 Email: tashurst@yorkshire .com 03 Mobile: +44 (0)7736 678 985 Laura Folchi UCI Media Centre Coordinator Deena Blacking l .folchi@wingsmedia .it Media Centre Manager Email: Deena .Blacking@uksport gov. .uk Mobile: +44 (0)7867 142 434 Previous UCI Road World Championships Social WEBSITE: yorkshire2019 .co .uk 2010 Melbourne (Australia) FACEBOOK: yorkshire2019 2011 Copenhagen (Denmark) TWITTER: @yorkshire2019 2012 Limburg (The Netherlands) INSTAGRAM: @yorkshire2019 2013 Toscana (Italy) HASHTAG: #yorkshire2019 2014 Ponferrada (Spain) 2015 Richmond (USA) 2016 Doha (Qatar) 2017 Bergen (Norway) 2018 Innsbruck (Austria) MEMORABLE INCLUSIVE, INNOVATIVE MOMENTS AND INSPIRING The UCI Road World On behalf of everyone at Championships represent Yorkshire 2019 I’d like one of the pinnacles of the to wish you a very warm international cycling season, welcome and hope that and all riders are dreaming you enjoy your time in this of adding their names to the beautiful part of the world . event’s roll of honour . Held We are thrilled to be hosting over the course of a week in the 2019 UCI Road World Yorkshire, considered as Great Britain’s cycling Mecca, Championships on behalf of Great Britain and our goal this year’s Championships will feature 11 Time Trial to deliver the most inclusive, innovative and inspiring and Road Race events, including the inaugural Team edition ever . Time Trial Mixed Relay, featuring both men and women . Organising the Yorkshire 2019 Para-Cycling The races will unfold amidst the county’s magnificent International alongside the Championships is one way Yorkshire Dales before reaching their conclusion in of doing that, and we are breaking further new ground the beautiful town of Harrogate . In their quest for this year by introducing the Team Time Trial Mixed the iconic UCI World Champion’s rainbow jersey, the Relay which will see male and female riders competing riders are sure to receive vibrant support from both together for the very first time . the local crowds and the many visitors attending the We have worked in partnership with the UCI to Championships . Approximately 1,400 riders from 90 design a spectacular range of routes and we’re sure countries are set to compete and the action will be the world’s best riders will find them challenging and beamed to a global TV audience of over 250 million . exhilarating in equal measure . To capture these memorable moments, more The reception they’ll receive on roadside will be than 600 media representatives will cover this absolutely incredible and all of Yorkshire will be outstanding event . We would like to thank you for swathed in the iconic rainbow bands . your valuable contribution to the visibility and 04 promotion of these Championships . As photographers We have produced this media guide to provide you and reporters working for TV, radio, print and digital with all the information you need to work effectively media, you will find the equipment and services you during your stay, and I look forward to meeting many would expect of an event of this calibre at the Media of you in person during the nine days of competition . Centre, the TV compound and the many other areas Once again, we’re enormously proud to welcome you to set aside for your use . Please be assured that the Yorkshire and we hope that you have a productive and dedicated teams of the Organising Committee and the thoroughly enjoyable stay . Union Cycliste Internationale, cycling’s governing body, will draw on their expertise to meet your expectations Charlie Dewhirst to the best of their abilities . Head of Communications, We hope this Media Guide will provide you with Yorkshire 2019 useful information and contacts for your work in Yorkshire and wish you an unforgettable 2019 UCI Road World Championships . Louis Chenaille UCI Press Officer RACE ROUTE START TIME FINISH TIME

Sunday 21 September Team Time Trial Mixed Relay Training Harrogate Circuit 9:00am 11:00am

Yorkshire 2019 Para-Cycling International Beverley to Harrogate 12:00pm 2:15pm Tadcaster to Harrogate 2:00pm 3:25pm Wetherby to Harrogate 3:00pm 4:25pm

Sunday 22 September Team Time Trial Mixed Relay Harrogate Circuit 1:10pm 3:40pm

Monday 23 September Women Junior Individual Time Trial Harrogate Circuit 10:10am 11:45am Men Junior Individual Time Trial Harrogate Circuit 1:10pm 4:40pm

Tuesday 24 September Men U23 Individual Time Trial Ripon to Harrogate 10:10am 12:30pm Women Elite Individual Time Trial Ripon to Harrogate 2:40pm 4:50pm

Wednesday 25 September Road Race Training 10:00am 12:00pm Men Elite Individual Time Trial Northallerton to Harrogate 11:10pm 3:50pm

Thursday 26 September Men Junior Road Race Richmond to Harrogate 12:10pm 3:45pm

Friday 27 September Women Junior Road Race Doncaster to Harrogate 8:40am 11:20am COMPETITION SCHEDULE Men U23 Road Race Doncaster to Harrogate 2:10pm 7:05pm

Saturday 28 September Women Elite Road Race Bradford to Harrogate 11:40am 4:00pm 05

Sunday 29 September Men Elite Road Race Leeds to Harrogate 8:40am 3:40pm

EVENT TIME LOCATION

Saturday 21 September Opening Ceremony 5:00-6:00pm Harrogate Fan Zone

Sunday 22 September Official Sportive 7:00-10:30am All routes start on Parliament Street in Harrogate and finish at the Yorkshire Showground in Harrogate

Wednesday 25 September UCI Junior Conference 4:30–6:00pm Harrogate Convention Centre Aigle – Martigny 2020 7:30pm–9:30pm Harrogate Convention Centre Official Presentation

Friday 27 September Trials Demonstration 8:00–8:45am, Harrogate Convention Centre UCI Congress 9:00–4:00pm Harrogate Convention Centre UCI Bike City Label Awards 12:00–1:00pm Harrogate Convention Centre

Saturday 28 September UCI President 9:00–10:00am Press Conference Room Press Conference

Sunday 29 September Closing Ceremony and Post Race Harrogate Fan Zone MEDIA EVENTS SCHEDULE UCI flag handover

All timings are subject to change INTRODUCING THE UCI

Founded in 1900 in Paris, France, the Union Cycliste common thread in each season’s narrative . The race Internationale (UCI) is world cycling’s governing body . Its for the leaders’ jersey represents a major challenge, mission is to develop and oversee cycling in all its forms while the title of UCI World Cup champion is a notable and for everyone, as a competitive sport, a healthy sporting achievement . recreational activity, a means of transport, and as a form of enjoyment . It represents, before sporting and public institutions alike, the interests of 194 National CYCLING DEVELOPMENT Federations, five Continental Confederations, more To promote the global and equitable development of than 1,500 professional riders, more than half a million cycling, the UCI founded the UCI World Cycling Centre licensed riders, several million cycling enthusiasts, and (WCC) in 2002 . As well as serving as the governing two billion bicycle users the world over . body’s headquarters, the UCI WCC is a high-level training and education centre that welcomes more than a hundred promising young athletes every year EXCELLENCE IN PERFORMANCE as well as people taking training courses in cycling 06 The UCI oversees the development of cycling as a professions . The UCI WCC’s programmes are designed competitive sport and in all its forms around the world . to give everyone, irrespective of where they come from It is committed to meeting the highest standards in or the resources available to them in their respective all its activities and to earning and maintaining its countries, the opportunity to fulfil their potential at reputation as an international sports federation of great national or international level . Daniel Teklehaimanot of integrity and achieving excellence in performance . Eritrea provides an example of what aspiring riders can achieve . A UCI WCC trainee road athlete between 2009 The UCI manages and promotes eight cycling disciplines: and 2011, he went on to sign his first professional Road cycling, Track cycling, Mountain Bike, BMX Racing, contract and in 2015 became the first black African BMX Freestyle, Cyclo-cross, Trials and Indoor cycling . rider to wear the polka-dot King of the Mountains jersey Five of them are on the Olympic Games programme at the Tour de France . (Road, Track, Mountain Bike, BMX Supercross and BMX Freestyle Park), while two feature at the Paralympic Meanwhile, Venezuela’s Stefany Hernandez – a BMX Games (Road and Track) and four at the Youth Olympic trainee at the UCI WCC between 2012 and 2016 – was Games (Road, Mountain Bike, BMX Supercross and BMX crowned a UCI World Champion in 2015 and won a Freestyle Park) . Cycling races have been organised at bronze medal at the Olympic Games Rio 2016 . every Olympic Games of the modern era, and cycling is now the third-largest Olympic sport in terms of number of medal events (22) and athlete quotas (528) . MORE THAN JUST A SPORT Cycling is also more than just a sport . The bicycle fulfils a number of needs outside the sporting environment, THE RAINBOW JERSEY as a means of transport and recreation, which is why The UCI promotes its own events, among them World the UCI is committed to developing its Cycling for All Championships in all its disciplines . These competitions programmes, which are designed to improve conditions see the crowning of the UCI World Champions, who have for cycling and its accessibility . the honour of wearing the prestigious rainbow jersey The UCI is responsible for ensuring that cycling operates for a year . The UCI World Championships represent the the most efficient and advanced anti-doping programme, high point of the season in each discipline and enjoy and it works towards this in collaboration with the World extensive media coverage around the world . Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) and the National Anti-Doping The UCI also organises the UCI World Cups, a series Organisations (NADOs) . The UCI is not directly involved in of competitions that run throughout the season and tests and their planning, however . These tasks have been comprise events of the highest quality in the various entrusted to an independent body – the Cycling Anti- disciplines . The UCI World Cup rankings provide a Doping Foundation (CADF) . 07 INTRODUCING YORKSHIRE 2019

Yorkshire 2019 is the organisation responsible for delivering the 2019 UCI Road World Championships in partnership with the UCI. The company was incorporated by UK Sport as its subsidiary in November 2016 after Yorkshire was awarded the right to host the Championships. The winning bid was made jointly by British Cycling, the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS), UK Sport and Welcome to Yorkshire. The event will be funded principally through DCMS and UK Sport, whilst also receiving support from British Cycling and the Local Authorities selected to host the event. Yorkshire 2019’s ambitions complement the UCI’s commitment to leading the development of cycling as a competitive sport and strengthening its reputation for high standards, integrity and outstanding performance. These ambitions are structured around three key pillars. 08 A TIDAL WAVE OF SUPPORT The goal of Yorkshire 2019 is to deliver a UCI Road World Championships on an unprecedented scale which engages the whole of the United Kingdom . 1 .96 million spectators turned out to watch the 2019 Tour de Yorkshire and four million fans visited the county to support the Tour de France Grand Départ in 2014 . Those crowds were among the largest ever assembled on British shores and created an electric and truly magical atmosphere . Away from the roadside, villages, towns and cities across Yorkshire always embrace cycling races, laying on street parties, big screens and all manner of entertainment to heighten a true sense of occasion . We want to do the same again in 2019 and our vision is to paint Yorkshire in the iconic rainbow bands .

UNPRECEDENTED FINANCIAL BACKING The UK Government and UK Sport have committed £12 million (€13 million) to guarantee a world-class Championships . In addition, the 11 Local Authorities hosting the Championships are working to facilitate a fantastic experience for all athletes and spectators .

A UNIQUE AND LASTING LEGACY Staging the 2019 UCI Road World Championships will be transformational for cycling in the UK . The UK Government has not only committed their 09 funding to the event delivery, but a further £15 million (€16,500) has been allocated to develop entry-level cycling facilities across England . This commitment means that for the first time ever, a UCI Road World Championships is delivering a legacy that will transform the sporting fabric of a country . British Cycling state that a lack of suitable, multi-discipline cycling facilities throughout Britain is one of the largest barriers to entry for a number of groups in society participating in cycling . The investment will improve existing facilities through a small grants programme and a large-scale funding programme which will seek to position new multi- use facilities around the country, to engage people with the sport at grassroots level . In order to increase satisfaction and grow participation there is a need to keep developing a network of traffic-free cycling facilities, with appropriate ancillary facilities, to improve the quality of the cycle sport experience for all participants . Put simply, the huge numbers of people we want the 2019 UCI Road World Championships to inspire must have somewhere to go on their bikes . This network of national, regional and community traffic-free facilities is fundamental to British Cycling’s ambitions to transform Britain into a great cycling nation . These new venues will form a key part of British Cycling’s strategy to recruit over five million new participants into cycling, bringing an economic benefit of at least £640 million (€700 million) over the lifetime of the project, based solely on the value of the people influenced to cycle by British Cycling . Since 2008 British Cycling have been working to increase the number of dedicated cycling facilities in the UK . The facilities funded through this legacy programme will broaden that offering and ensure that thousands more people from communities across the country have accessible spaces in which to embrace our great sport . 10 INTRODUCING THE YORKSHIRE 2019 PARA-CYCLING INTERNATIONAL

This groundbreaking showcase of para-cycling has been included on the race programme ahead of the The race Championships to ensure this festival of cycling in Yorkshire is the most inclusive ever held on British shores. A world- class field will take part and the action will play out in front This one-day event on Saturday 21 September will of one of the largest crowds ever assembled for an elite comprise races for four groups of disabled riders: para-cycling event. Tandem visually impaired riders with a sighted pilot on the front Bicycle riders with physical impairments using an The event adapted bicycle to assist them Handcycle riders with impairments affecting either both The Yorkshire 2019 Para-Cycling International is the very legs or a combination of the upper and lower limbs first UCI-sanctioned international para-cycling event to Tricycle riders with cerebral palsy, neurological take place alongside the UCI Road World Championships . conditions or unable to ride a bicycle The competition will act as a qualifier for the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games and welcome entries from every The racing will encompass 13 classifications for male Paralympic road racing classification . and female riders and take place on a point-to-point route . Riders will be placed in the appropriate classification depending on their functional capacity and start from one of three locations depending on their impairment (full route information can be found on page 36) . 11 12 INTRODUCING THE UCI ROAD WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS

JOY, DRAMA AND STORIES GROWTH AND EXPANSION History of the Championships New races, new champions

Since the first half of the 20th Century, this event The Amateur World Championships continued to exist has symbolised joy, drama and all the stories, little until 1995 – crowning the likes of Eddy Merckx in 1964 and large, that illustrate cycling . The UCI Road World and Jan Ullrich in 1993 - when it was replaced by the Championships take place every year, at the end of the Men Under-23 World Championships . season, and are a major goal for the world’s best riders . As the years went by, the UCI World Championships Paradoxically, the legend began amongst the Amateur did not cease to expand, with more races joining the ranks . During the UCI Congress in Paris in 1920, the programme . In 1958, for the first time, a race was Italian delegation, backed by the Belgians, the French organised for Women and was won by Luxembourg’s and the Swiss, asked for a World Championships for Elsy Jacobs . professional riders . However, it was for the Amateurs Between 1962 and 1994, except during Olympic years, that the Championships were organised from 1921, in a Men’s national team time trial was raced, with Italy the form of a time trial . According to the UCI, there were winning the first edition . The same event for women not enough professional riders to justify launching such was introduced in 1987 . Their last editions coincided an event for this category of rider . with the launch of the World Championship individual These Championships established nearly 20 years time trial . The teams event, but for trade teams, was after the Tour de France (1903), well after Paris- reintroduced to the Worlds programme in 2012 . In Roubaix (1896) and Liège-Bastogne-Liège (1892), 2019, a new team time trial replacing the trade team were sorely needed for a sport that was rapidly gaining event will be inaugurated . It will be raced as a mixed in popularity . They replaced the Amateur middle- relay, reserved for national teams, comprising both distance World Championships, launched in 1893, but men and women . 13 interrupted in 1914 due to the First World War and In 1975, the UCI added what has become a not-to- never revived . be-missed event of the cycling season, a road race for Junior Men . The introduction of a race for Junior Women followed in 1987 . The Junior time trials became part of the annual festivities in 1994 for the Men and THE FIRST EDITION 1995 for the Women . July 21, 1927, Germany GREAT CYCLING NAMES The bicycle was all the rage with the public . Created A hallmark of the very best in 1922, the GP Wolber, which took place in France, was considered the non-official World Championships . The UCI Road World Championships were interrupted Then in 1926, at another UCI Congress in Paris, the just once, during the Second World War (1939-1945) . governing body came up with the idea of an event, Each generation has produced some of history’s great raced on a circuit, open to Professionals and Amateurs cycling names: Binda, Coppi, Bobet, Van Steebergen, alike, but with two distinct classifications . That is how Merckx, Hinault… the winners have the honour of the first World Championships for Professionals came wearing the rainbow jersey – white with the five into being . The venue was Nürburgring, in Germany, the coloured bands representing the five continents – date July 21, 1927 . for the following season . In this first edition there were no unknown riders . The big Together with the three Grands Tours, the UCI Road names were present, such as Alfredo Binda, surely the World Championships are among the four most sought- most famous Italian champion after Fausto Coppi . The after victories . The unofficial symbolic title “Triple Crown” Lombard, an exceptional climber and winner of the Giro is used for riders who win three of these four events in in his first participation in 1925, won by more than seven the same season . Only Eddy Merckx (1974) and Stephen minutes in front of fellow Italian Costante Girardengo . At Roche (1987) have been capable of this exploit, winning nearly 12 minutes, Belgium’s Jean Aerts finished fifth the Giro, the Tour and the World Championships in the overall and was crowned Amateur World Champion . same year . The hallmark of the very best . THE EVENTS The UCI Road World Championships is one of the pinnacle events on the professional cycling calendar featuring the best male and female riders from around the globe. The 2019 event features 11 races over eight days of competition for Junior (U18), Under 23 and Elite athletes.

TEAM TIME TRIAL MIXED RELAY INDIVIDUAL TIME TRIALS A new event for 2019 A race against time Yorkshire is proud to be making history by In this discipline cyclists ride alone against the hosting the first-ever Team Time Trial Mixed clock and the athlete who crosses the finish line in Relay at a UCI Road World Championships . This the fastest time is declared the winner . Riders will brand-new event will precede the Individual set off at regular intervals and compete for their Time Trial and Road Races and replace the national team . separate Men’s and Women’s Team Time Trials which ran between 2012-2018 . National teams will consist of three male riders and three female riders from the Under 23 and Elite categories . The male riders will set off first and the women will replace them on the road as soon as the second male rider has crossed 14 the finish line after completing one lap of the Harrogate circuit . Final timings will then be taken when the second female rider crosses the finish line at the end of their lap and the fastest team will be declared the winner . The six riders of the winning nation will then all be awarded the rainbow jersey .

The event will contribute to the UCI World Ranking and count towards qualification for ROAD RACES the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games . The total prize Race for glory money for the top 10 teams will be €166,000 A mass start event where national teams come (£152,000), identical to what was offered in the together in a peloton and compete against each Team Time Trial event in 2018 . other . The wining rider is the first to cross the finish line at the end of the full race distance . The new format is a significant step towards Teams range in size with the number of riders achieving the UCI’s major objectives being determined on the number of points of increasing the attractiveness of the that country has amassed on the official UCI Championships, developing women’s cycling Rankings over the previous 12 months . The and promoting National Federations . more points, the more riders from each country To find out more about the Team Time Trial can compete . Mixed Relay, check out the film from the test event at the UCI Headquarters in Aigle here: https://youtu.be/SISyOYDU8xo 15 Images left to right: Peter Sagan. Tom Simpson.

INTRODUCING THE RAINBOW JERSEY 16 The winning team of the Team Time Trial Mixed Relay and the winner of each Individual Time Trial and Road Race event at the UCI Road World Championships is awarded the rainbow jersey – one of the most iconic prizes in the sport. “When you see the world champion’s jersey in the peloton, you get out of the way”, say the riders.

An outstanding achievement

Success: The world champion has the honour of wearing the rainbow jersey when competing in that same discipline for a whole year up to the subsequent UCI Road World Championships . The Rainbow Bands: The rainbow jersey was first awarded in 1927, the year of the first UCI Road World Championships for professional riders . The design has remained much the same ever since . It is predominantly white with five horizontal bands representing the UCI colours around the chest . The rainbow jersey was first awarded in 1927, the year of the first UCI Road World Championships for professional riders . The design has remained much the same ever since . It is predominantly white with five horizontal bands representing the UCI colours around the chest . Legacy: After a world champion’s reign is over, that rider is allowed to wear rainbow piping on the sleeve cuffs and collar of their trade team jersey until the end of their career, as testimony to an exceptional achievement . Great Britain is one of the leading lights in world cycling. Here are some interesting stats which help plot our history A NATION at the UCI Road World Championships. OF CYCLISTS 38 7 Total number of UCI Road The position Great Britain World Championships medals sits on the all-time elite UCI won by Great Britain (17 gold, Road World Championships 11 silver, 10 bronze) medal table 7 16 Total number of UCI Road World Total number of men’s Championships medals Nicole UCI Road World Cooke (Britain’s most decorated Championships medals road world champion) owns (5 gold, 6 silver, 5 bronze) 1 22 17 Women Elite Individual Total number of Time Trial winner women’s UCI Road World (Emma Pooley in 2010) Championships medals (12 gold, 5 silver, 5 bronze) 2 4 Men Elite Road Race winners Number of Men Elite Individual (Tom Simpson in 1965 and Time Trial medals Chris Mark Cavendish in 2011) Boardman (Britain’s most and Men Elite Individual decorated male road world Time Trial (Chris Boardman champion) owns (1 gold, in 1994 and Sir Bradley 1 silver, 2 bronze) Wiggins in 2014) 3 5 Women Elite Road Race Number of UCI Road winners (Beryl Burton in World Champions who 1960 and 1967, Mandy Jones come from Yorkshire in 1982, Nicole Cooke in (Beryl Burton, Lizzie Deignan 2008 and Lizzie Armitstead and Tom Pidcock) in 2015) Images left to right: Cycling in the North York Moors National Park © Tony Bartholomew. Marcel Kittel wins Stage One of the 2014 Tour de France in Harrogate.

YORKSHIRE: THE HOME THE RAINBOW COUNTY OF CYCLING 18 Yorkshire is the largest county in Britain covering 15,000 Yorkshire’s journey to become a world-class cycling destination square kilometres. It enjoys an exceptional variety of began in 2014 when the county hosted the start of the Tour landscapes – breathtaking coastline, glorious countryside de France. Director Christian Prudhomme described it as ‘the and iconic rivers dotted with ancient towns, thriving cities, grandest Grand Départ’ in the race’s history with four million rugged moors, beautiful dales and magnificent hills. roadside spectators over the opening two stages.

Inspirational landscapes Yorkshire has it all

Yorkshire is perfect for cycling and offers an impeccable Marcel Kittel sprinted to victory on the first day of action backdrop to the 2019 UCI Road World Championships . in Harrogate - on exactly the same spot where the 2019 Quick facts: Yorkshire has a population of 5 .3 million UCI Road World Championships races will conclude . which equates to 9% of the UK population (source: 2011 Vincenzo Nibali meanwhile, timed his late attack to Census – Office for National Statistics) and has an economy perfection to win in Sheffield on stage two . worth £112 billion (source: Office for National Statistics) . Direct Legacy: In 2015 the Tour de Yorkshire was created It is comprised of four ceremonial counties (the East as a direct legacy of the Tour de France and it proved an Riding of Yorkshire, North Yorkshire, South Yorkshire and instant success . Its popularity ensured the men’s race West Yorkshire) which are in-turn governed by 22 local expanded from three to four days in 2018 and the Asda authorities . The county encompasses three National Parks Tour de Yorkshire Women’s Race doubled in size from (the Yorkshire Dales, North York Moors and Peak District) one day to two . and three Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty (Howardian Hills, Nidderdale and the Forest of Bowland) . If Yorkshire Record numbers: The 2019 edition saw Chris Lawless were a country it would have finished 14th in Rio 2016 become the first British winner of the men’s race while Olympics medal table! legendary cyclist Marianne Vos emerged triumphant in the women’s event . 1 .96 million fans line the route and the God’s Own County: There has never been a better time races were watched by a record 28 million TV viewers in for the UCI Road World Championships to visit the county . 190 countries . Cycling is booming across Yorkshire . Sport England’s Active Lives survey which (published in March 2018) Both races also featured the Harrogate World found that over half a million people (10 .5%) now cycle Championships circuit in 2019 which allowed riders regularly and the county ranks second in the UK for overall to sample this key New Page of the parcours under cycling participation . race conditions . UCI BIKE REGION LABEL In September 2017, during the UCI Road World Championships in Bergen, Yorkshire’s reputation as a world-class cycling destination was further enhanced when it became the first place in the UK to be officially recognised as a UCI Bike Region.

Commitment to everyday cycling

Honour: At the time Yorkshire was one of only eight places to have been bestowed the honour since the labels were relaunched by the UCI in 2015 . The UCI grants UCI Bike City/Region status to locations that demonstrate an outstanding commitment to growing and promoting everyday cycling, as well as hosting major UCI cycling events . Of course, Yorkshire fits that bill perfectly . Hosting the 2014 Tour de France Grand Départ inspired the county to deliver a wide range of cycling legacy projects and implement multi-year cycling strategies across its 22 Local Authorities which target events, infrastructure, training, education and tourism . Access to bikes: With a clear vision to make ‘more people cycle more often’, headline initiatives have included the £35 million Cycle Superhighway which now links Leeds and Bradford, and the 63 Yorkshire Bank Bike Libraries that Welcome to Yorkshire has 19 opened since 2014 where children can gain free access to bikes . More information can be found at https:// www.uci.org/cycling-for-all/bike-city-label/yorkshire

Image left to right: Cycling in the North York Moors National Park and near Kilney Crag in the Yorkshire Dales National Park. 20

CYCLING HERITAGE

Ever since cycling began to evolve in Britain during the 1800s, Yorkshire has had a close and cherished association with the bicycle. There are hundreds of cycling clubs across the county with members ranging from purely recreational to highly competitive. Otley (founded in 1890), Clifton (1895) and Ilkley (1896) Cycling Clubs are among the oldest in the country and were among the bastions of the British scene before a nationwide ban on open road racing was finally lifted in the 1950s.

Lizzie Deignan (née Armitstead) HISTORY MAKERS Yorkshire has led the way in producing some of the country’s greatest riders.

BRIAN ROBINSON, MIRFIELD A true pioneer if ever there was one . In 1955 Robinson and Tony Hoar became the first British riders to complete the Tour de France, and after sealing a podium position at Milan-San Remo two years later, Robinson then became the first British rider to win a stage at the 1958 Tour . A further stage success would follow in 1959, and Robinson took the overall crown at the 1961 Critérium du Dauphiné Libéré before he retired .

BERYL BURTON OBE, LEEDS Few riders, if any, have dominated the sport like Beryl Burton did in the 60s and 70s . During that period she earned two UCI Road World Championships titles (in 1960 and 1967) and five rainbow jerseys on the track . On the UK scene, she won more than 90 domestic championships and set numerous national records, and it is highly unlikely her palmarès will ever be matched .

BARRY HOBAN, WAKEFIELD Hoban established himself as one of the world’s best sprinters when he scooped two stage wins at the 1964 Vuelta a España . Eight stage successes would follow at the Tour de France before he retired having racked up 11 Tour finishes – a record for a British rider that stands to this day . Add the 1974 Ghent-Wevelgem title and podium places at Paris-Roubaix and Liège–Bastogne–Liège and you have a true trailblazing talent .

MALCOLM ELLIOTT, SHEFFIELD Elliott has the distinction of being the first British rider to win a Grand Tour points jersey after topping the classification at the 1988 Vuelta a España . Before that 21 landmark feat he had marked himself out as a prodigious talent by winning two gold medals at the 1982 Commonwealth Games, and he would sprint to three stage triumphs at the Vuelta before switching to the American circuit in 1993 .

ED CLANCY MBE, BARNSLEY Although Clancy is a familiar face on the British road scene, it is the track where he has enjoyed most success, and is one of the true standout riders from Britain’s golden generation of cyclists . With three Olympic gold medals, six world titles and five European Championships wins to his name, Clancy remains one of the finest endurance riders in the sport .

BEN SWIFT, ROTHERHAM An alumnus of British Cycling’s world-renowned Academy, Swift is equally at home on the road or track . A founding member of Team Sky (now Ineos) in 2010 he achieved their first stage race win at the Tour de Picardie title that same year . His successes include a gold medal in the 2012 UCI World Track Championships and finishing fifth at the 2018 UCI Road World Championships in Bergen . He is the current British Road Race Champion .

LIZZIE DEIGNAN (NÉE ARMITSTEAD), OTLEY A former rainbow jersey winner on the track, Deignan wowed the crowd in 2015 when she powered to a stunning UCI Road World Championships victory in Richmond . That result earned her a clean sweep of National, Commonwealth and World road titles and cemented her place in the history books . Deignan is sure to receive a hero’s welcome if she lines up as expected in her home World Championships .

TOM PIDCOCK, LEEDS Pidcock is currently one of the hottest prospects in world cycling and has an extremely bright future ahead of him . The 20 year old has held National, European and World Cyclo- cross titles as both a junior and under-23 rider, and has also won Paris-Roubaix in those two age categories . If that wasn’t enough, he won the Men Junior Individual Time Trial at the 2017 UCI Road World Championships and earlier this year was crowned the winner of the UCI Under-23 Cyclo-cross World Cup, confirming his all-round credentials . HOST TOWNS In order to engage all four corners of the county the 2019 UCI Road World Championships and Yorkshire 2019 Para- Cycling International will encompass 10 different locations across Yorkshire.

NORTH YORK RICHMOND MOORS 26 September 2019 NATIONAL PARK

YORKSHIRE NORTHALLERTON DALES 25 September 2019 NATIONAL PARK RIPON 24 September 2019

HARROGATE 22 - 29 September 2019 WETHERBY 21 September 2019 22 TADCASTER LEEDS 21 September 2019 BEVERLEY 29 September 2019 21 September 2019 BRADFORD 28 September 2019

DONCASTER 27 September 2019

PEAK DISTRICT NATIONAL PARK

EDINBURGH Yorkshire 2019 Para-Cycling International 21 September YORKSHIRE

MANCHESTER 2019 UCI Road World Championships

BIRMINGHAM 22 – 29 September

LONDON HARROGATE

Harrogate has been selected as the main competition town.

Set in the heart of Yorkshire, the spa town of Harrogate has been chosen as the central location for the 2019 UCI Road World Championships as it meets all the criteria needed to host a world-class sporting event .

Harrogate is a natural host town and visitors have been attracted there for over four centuries . It is beautiful and ideally positioned - a short trip from Bradford, Leeds and York - and is surrounded by some of Britain’s most stunning scenery .

Harrogate developed as a popular spa resort in the 18th century when the rich and famous of Georgian society came to enjoy its waters . The legacy of those wealthy visitors can still be seen in the town’s extravagant hotels, elegant architecture, green open spaces and beautiful parks .

And while steeped in history, modern-day Harrogate has Montpellier become one of the county’s most vibrant centres with fantastic shopping, leisure and entertainment facilities, and a wide variety of restaurants and cafes . It is also a lively cultural hub with a theatre, beautifully restored Edwardian concert hall, several art galleries and a year-round programme of festivals .

In 2014 it was chosen as the destination town for the opening stage of the Tour de France and passed that test with flying colours, hosting over 300,000 fans and the city on wheels which is Le Grande Boucle’s logistical core . We have no doubt it will excel in every area once again .

For more information on Harrogate and the surrounding 23 area go to yorkshire2019.co.uk/Harrogate

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BRADFORD NORTHALLERTON Bradford rose to prominence in the 19th century as an international Northallerton is the county town of North Yorkshire, nestled between centre of textile manufacture and rapidly became the “wool capital of the Yorkshire Dales National Park to its west and the North York Moors the world” . City Hall, the Alhambra Theatre and Bradford Cathedral are National Park to the east . The bustling centre, with its wide High Street just some examples of the city’s most iconic architecture . The city is and variety of shops, cafes and pubs, will provide the perfect backdrop also rich in culture and in 2009 it became the world’s first UNESCO City as the world’s best elite male time triallists set off on their testing trip of Film . A thriving food scene only adds to its all-round credentials and to Harrogate . it will prove the perfect start location for the Women Elite Road Race For more information about Northallerton go to: For more information about Bradford go to: yorkshire2019.co.uk/visit/Northallerton yorkshire2019.co.uk/visit/Bradford RICHMOND DONCASTER Founded in 1071, Richmond, Yorkshire is the oldest of the 57 An historic market town situated at the southern edge of Yorkshire, settlements around the world which bear the same name . Over the Doncaster is renowned for its horse racing, rich railway heritage, and centuries it has grown into a vibrant market town boasting the largest 26 its wealth of Georgian and Regency architecture . Doncaster sits at the cobbled marketplace in England . Another of Richmond’s famous very heart of its borough and has more than enough to entertain the landmarks is the Norman castle which dominates the town’s skyline, casual visitor . Huge crowds turned out to support the Tour de Yorkshire and a host of elegant Georgian buildings dotted around the centre only when the opening stage started here in 2019 and they will be on hand add to its historic charm . Exposure gained from hosting the 2018 Tour again in support of the rainbow jersey . de Yorkshire means Richmond is thriving and it will be boosted again when the Championships touch down in this quaint location . For more information about Doncaster go to: yorkshire2019.co.uk/visit/Doncaster For more information about Richmond go to: yorkshire2019.co.uk/visit/Richmond LEEDS RIPON Leeds is a thriving, passionate city, rich in culture and heritage . It is the country’s third largest city with a population of 800,000 and is Ripon was founded over 1,300 years ago and is England’s third currently one of the fastest growing cities in the UK . The contemporary smallest city, famed for its striking cathedral . The ancient centre is economy of Leeds has been shaped by the desire to be a ’24-hour filled with shops, cafes and restaurants, while the UNESCO World European City’ and ‘Capital of the North’ . Leeds was the official start Heritage Site of Studley Royal Park and Fountains Abbey is just three city of the Tour de France in 2014, and that honour has been bestowed miles away . Its ease of accessibility and range of hospitality outlets once again for the concluding day of the 2019 UCI Road World makes it another exceptional host, and the rolling roads which Championships . surround it will make for spectacular time trialling .

For more information about Leeds go to: For more information about Ripon go to: yorkshire2019.co.uk/visit/Leeds yorkshire2019.co.uk/visit/Ripon

Doncaster Ripon Richmond Yorkshire 2019 Para-Cycling International Host Towns

BEVERLEY TADCASTER WETHERBY Beverley is a market town with beauty Tadcaster is a small market town with a big Wetherby is an award-winning floral in abundance and first became a tourist personality . Nestled halfway between York market town nestled on the banks of the destination in the 12th century . With an and Leeds, it has existed since Roman times River Wharfe . The town is equidistant from awe-inspiring Minster - famous for its 13th and has rich brewing history dating back Edinburgh and London (198 miles or 319km) century stone carvings and stained glass to the 14th century . It is still home to three and this central location means it has served through to its 15th century North Bar and famous breweries and draft horses are still as a staging post for countless travellers over abundance of Georgian buildings, the town a common sight on its streets to this day . the years . Nowadays Wetherby has developed attracts history buffs from far and wide . At the heart of the town stands the Ark, a into a busy market town . It still retains its Beverley Racecourse has also been part of 15th century building reputed to be where Thursday Market which was first granted by the town’s lifeblood since the 16th century the pilgrim fathers met to plan their historic Royal Charter in 1240 and the centre is full and hosts some of Britain’s best flat racing . voyage to America . of interesting shops . Two attractions not to It’s no wonder Beverley is regularly voted one be missed are its cinema which dates back Tadcaster is a real cyclists’ town surrounded of the best places to live in the UK . to 1915 and Sandringham Park which was by gently rolling hills which are perfect for awarded a prestigious Green Flag Award . 27 Widespread exposure gained from hosting riding . The town is home to two independent the starts of the 2016 and 2018 Tours de bike shops and there are a range of other There are many other treasures to explore Yorkshire means the town is thriving, and independent shops and cafés too, offering among Wetherby’s streets and a Historical it will be boosted again when the Yorkshire exactly the right type of respite from a day in Trail guides visitors around town giving 2019 Para-Cycling International touches the saddle . The world’s best para-cyclists are them a fascinating insight into Wetherby’s down and the eyes of the world focus once sure to receive a warm reception here . colourful past . Be sure to check it out before more on this quaint location . you watch the riders pass . For more information on Tadcaster go to For more information on Beverley go to yorkshire2019.co.uk/visit/Tadcaster For more information on Wetherby go to yorkshire2019.co.uk/visit/Beverley yorkshire2019.co.uk/visit/Wetherby Main Media Centre �����������������������������������������������������������������������

WORKSPACE LOCKERS Written press, photographers and radio Lockers will be at the disposal of TV accredited journalists attending the photographers in order to store their event will be able to work from the Media equipment . Locker keys can be collected Centre, located in Hall M at the Harrogate from the Media Welcome Desk and a cash Convention Centre . Accreditation is required deposit must be provided prior to usage . in order to access the Media Centre (see p29 for more details on accreditation) . The CATERING Media Centre opening times are as follows: In the Lounge Area of the Media Centre, Friday 20 September 9am - 10pm there is a Cafeteria where you purchase Saturday 21 September 8am - 10pm meals and refreshments . Also lunch or any other meals should not be taken at the work Sunday 22 September 9am - 10pm place in the Media Centre . Monday 23 September 8am - 10pm Tuesday 24 September 7:30am - 10pm LIGHT REFRESHMENT AREA Wednesday 25 September 9am - 10pm The media refreshment area offers Thursday 26 September 9am - 10pm accredited media light refreshments (hot Friday 27 September 7:30am - 10pm and cold drinks) free of charge . Open from 6:30am for photographer shuttle bus Saturday 28 September 7:30am - 10pm CAFÉ Sunday 29 September 7:30am - 10pm The café will be located next to the Media Open from 6:30am for photographer shuttle bus Centre inside the Harrogate Convention Monday 30 September Closed Centre and a large selection of hot and cold Timings subject to change food and drink options will be available The Media Centre address is as follows: for accredited media to purchase . Seating 28 Hall M, Harrogate Convention Centre, will be provided and we kindly request that King’s Road, Harrogate HG1 5LA meals are not eaten at your work place in the Media Centre . WELCOME DESK The Welcome Desk will provide support on TASTE OF YORKSHIRE STAND media service matters, general information, Welcome to Yorkshire – the destination specific media information, lost and found, management organisation for Yorkshire - and support finding locations inside and will be providing information about the outside the venue . county, World Championships start locations and various tourist and cultural attractions . A selection of locally produced food and MEDIA WORKSPACE drink will also be available to sample . Provides working stations for accredited media, equipped with power sockets, some cabled internet connections and wireless YORKSHIRE 2019 WIFI, a print and copy service, TV screens to ONLINE MEDIA AREA follow the races and IT support . Yorkshire 2019 place great importance on providing you with the best-possible facilities ENTRY LISTS & RESULTS and support for you to do your work during the Championships . Daily press releases, Start lists and results for each event will photographs, audio files and press material be made available in the Media Centre and can be found at: https://yorkshire. TV Compound as soon as they are received box.com/v/Yorkshire2019Media from the race commissaries . They will also be available at www.uci.org under the event These may be used free of charge page and at www.tissottiming.com for communication purposes related to the Championships . We kindly ask any photographs used are credited to PIGEONHOLES SWPix.com Press releases, start lists, race results and other relevant information will be placed in pigeonholes for all accredited media to access . Media Centre plan & accreditation ����������������������������

DAILY YORKSHIRE 2019 The top-three finishers from every race will take part in the press conferences, along with all six riders from MEDIA SERVICES the top-three teams of the Team Time Trial Mixed Relay . Morning briefing (sports and non-sports related): Press conferences will take place after the end of each In our morning briefings we will provide you with competition once the medal ceremony and mix zone the most important information concerning the duties have been fulfilled . Championships that day (facts and figures about the races, the courses, VIP guests etc .) . MEDIA ACCREDITATION Language: English The Accreditation Centre will be located in Hall D Release time: Before the start of the first race of the Harrogate Convention Centre and can be 29 2019 UCI Road World Championships Daily accessed via the main entrance . Press Release: We will circulate a press release The address is: following each post-race press conference looking Hall D, Harrogate Convention Centre, back on the whole day from a sporting and local King’s Road, Harrogate HG1 5LA news perspective . We will also provide access to our image library which media can use for editorial Media are required to wear accreditation at all times usage free of charge . and access will not be granted to the above venues without accreditation . Language: English Release time: After the post-race press conference ACCREDITATION CENTRE PRESS CONFERENCE FACILITY OPENING HOURS Friday 20 September 9am - 7pm The Press Conference Room is located at West Park Saturday 21 September 9am - 6pm United Reformed Church which is located 0 .3 miles (0 .5km) away from the Media Centre on the corner of Sunday 22 September 8am - 6pm Victoria Avenue and Parliament Street, less than 50 Monday 23 September 9am - 6pm metres from the finish line of all races . Tuesday 24 September 9am - 6pm The address is: Wednesday 25 September 9am - 6pm West Park United Reformed Church, Thursday 26 September 9am - 6pm West Park, Harrogate HG1 1BL Friday 27 September 9am - 6pm The press conference room has a capacity of 120 Saturday 28 September 9am - 6pm seats although additional space will be available Sunday 29 September 8am - 10am for journalists and photographers if required on the Timings are subject to change. balcony . All accredited media are welcome to attend the press conferences . Media Centre parking and transport ������������������������

CAR PARKS Signage will be provided at each start location so accredited journalists can When you collect your accreditation you will access each media car park via the PPO . receive media parking stickers if you have successfully applied for them beforehand . If you prefer to travel to the start locations These stickers will allow you to park at by train, railway stations are less than a the media car parks free of charge for the 15-minute walk away from the start lines duration of the Championships . in Beverley (0 .5 miles), Northallerton (0 .6 miles), Bradford (0 .4 miles) and Leeds Harrogate media parking location: (0 .4 miles) . The start line in Doncaster Jubilee Car Park, Union Street, is a 10-minute taxi ride (2 .7 miles) from Harrogate, HG1 1BW Doncaster Railway Station . Richmond, Walking distance to the Media Centre: Ripon, Tadcaster and Wetherby are not approximately 0 .2 miles (0 .3km) served by railways . Walking distance to the Press Conference Room: approximately 0 .3 miles (0 .5km) MEDIA SHUTTLE SERVICE Due to the road closures in place during A shuttle service reserved for all media will the Championships, you will have to follow run daily between the Media Centre and the a deviation to enter and exit the media car remote start locations . The pick-up point will park . This will be clearly signposted . be clearly signposted and located on King’s Road which runs alongside the Harrogate Media car parks will also be provided at Convention Centre . Shuttles can be booked every race start location for those with valid on a first come first served basis . Please media parking stickers . To access the media register at the Welcome Desk in the Media car parks please follow signs via the PPO . Centre the day before each race .

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Broadcast media ���������������������������������������������������������������������������� INTRODUCTION GENERAL ACCESS All access to the venue for broadcast media AND RESTRICTIONS (TV and Radio) will be organised according EBU staff in their role as Host Broadcasters to the different tiers of partnership (Host will be wearing grey bibs, and that will allow Broadcaster (HB), Rights Holders (RH), them access to all areas in order to ensure News Rights Holders (RH-N), Non-Rights a first-class television signal at the European Holders (NRH)) . Accreditation to access Broadcasting Union’s standard . venues will only be granted after the rights are cleared with UCI media rights agencies Except for the Host Broadcaster, no RH EBU and IMG respectively . members are allowed to film on the course after the finish line . This area shall stay as safe and clean as possible . FILMING All other media will be recognisable with The rights for continuous filming of the event other bibs and will have access to the Mixed are restricted to the authorized parties . Zone as described above . Please note that a Filming for broadcast (including online, special access card is required in addition to social media etc .) may only take place by the bib to access any dedicated position of written permission of the UCI . Please refer to the Mixed Zone . the broadcast contact details . Photographers and Broadcasters ��������������������������������

PHOTOGRAPHER AND BROADCASTER BIBS Bibs and accreditation are required to be worn by photographers and broadcasters during the Championships . The bibs are numbered, strictly personal and cannot be replaced in the event of loss . PHOTO PHOTO They are separated into different colour categories according to the group they represent . Photographers can collect their bibs at the Media Centre, whilst broadcaster bibs will have to be picked-up in the EBU booking office at the TV Compound . The deposit for all bibs will be £35 or €40 . In order to provide crews with the best-possible service and access, bibs must be collected as soon as possible upon arrival at the TV compound from VIDEO VIDEO the UCI and EBU representatives mentioned in the RADIO RADIO document . PHOTOGRAPHER BRIEFINGS Photographers’ briefings are planned in the Media Centre on 21st of September at 2:30–3:00pm for the Time Trials, and on 25th of September at 5:30–6:00pm for Road Races . Bibs will be 31 distributed at the briefings and throughout the event . Bibs require a deposit of £35 or €40 or a TV HOST professional press/photographer card . Responsible person: Wings Media Centre Manager Laura Folchi (see contact details on page 3) .

IN-COMPETITION PHOTOGRAPHER SHUTTLE SERVICE A dedicated shuttle service for photographers only will run daily from the Media Centre to the competition start line, and then along the parcours . The pick-up point will be clearly signposted and located on King’s Road which runs alongside the Harrogate Convention Centre . The schedule of the shuttle, as well as its drop off points, will be updated on a daily basis and communicated to photographers . Responsible person: Wings Media Centre Manager Laura Folchi (see contact details on page 3) . 32 Mixed Zone ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������

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INTRODUCTION ACCESS TO THE MEDIA CENTRE The Mixed Zone is a covered area where accredited All UCI media partners’ TV crews are allowed to access media can conduct interviews with athletes immediately the Media Centre to edit and upload videos, but for after they finish their race . Separate, allocated areas logistical reasons, we kindly request you do not to for RH, NRH and Written Press will be set up in the occupy that space when not required . Mixed Zone . As per previous years, all riders will be conducted through the Mixed Zone, with the exception of the top three riders, who will be retained MEDIA MIXED ZONE for the Host Broadcaster flash interview and the AT START LOCATIONS award ceremony before being brought back to the Please note there are no official media work space Mixed Zone afterwards . facilities at remote start locations – there will, however, The Mixed Zone will be located close to the finish line be a media mixed zone prior to the Men and Women and will be the first media contact with the riders Elite Road Races in Bradford and Leeds . 33 after the race . Any interviews conducted at the studio The media mixed zone tents will be connected directly platforms should be done once the riders have gone to the exit of sign-on stage, and divided in two sections through the Mixed Zone . (A/V Rights Holders and Written Press) . Riders will pass If there is the wish for live interviews by the RHs of through the mixed zones after leaving the sign-on stage, the countries of the winner, these RHs can conduct on their way to the field of play . Only accredited media these interviews at the same time as the winner’s flash will be allowed into these tents so accreditation must interview at the flash position . The relevant RHs shall be worn at all times . address these queries to the UCI floor manager present in the Mixed Zone .To ensure a smooth process, and for the sake of clarity, if a rider has been chosen for an antidoping control, and in the case he/she is asking to use the restroom, this process prevails over media activities . The rider will be brought back to media after the test has been completed . Otherwise, antidoping process takes place after the press conference . RACE ROUTES 21 & 22 - 29 SEPTEMBER 2019

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A range of challenging yet spectacular routes have been designed to bring the races to as wide a section of the Yorkshire population as possible. Harrogate is the main competition town for all races. Start towns have been selected in Beverley, Bradford, Doncaster, Leeds, Northallerton, Richmond, Ripon, Tadcaster and Wetherby resulting in an outstanding race programme. RACE PROGRAMME

Yorkshire 2019 Para-Cycling International • Saturday 21 September Groundbreaking para-cycling races in association with the UCI Road World Championships .

HARROGATE • Sunday 22 September RICHMOND • Thursday 26 September Team Time Trial Mixed Relay Men Junior Road Race This new event sees the world’s best male and female time Junior riders from around the world will descend on triallists come together to battle it out for a truly historic victory . Richmond for their right to win the coveted rainbow jersey .

HARROGATE • Monday 23 September DONCASTER • Friday 27 September Women Junior Individual Time Trial Women Junior Road Race 35 Men Junior Individual Time Trial Men U23 Road Race The tough and technical Harrogate circuit will test the juniors Both races start and finish in the same location but the routes as they look to claim the first rainbow jerseys of 2019 . along the way are varied and provide their own challenges .

RIPON • Tuesday 24 September BRADFORD • Saturday 28 September Women Elite Individual Time Trial Women Elite Road Race Men U23 Individual Time Trial This route has something for everyone and The routes are identical and perfectly suited to time triallists is sure to provide enthralling racing . who can manage their efforts over a fast and open course . LEEDS • Sunday 29 September NORTHALLERTON • Wednesday 25 September Men Elite Road Race Men Elite Individual Time Trial The Championships will be sure to go out in style on this testing The biggest prize in elite men’s time trialling is awaiting the rider course . Only the strongest will survive for a chance to claim who powers around this picturesque course in the fastest time . those iconic rainbow bands . •

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Start Course profile - Men Junior Road Race Finish RICHMOND HARROGATE

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Start Course profile - Men Under 23 Road Race Finish DONCASTER HARROGATE 450 m Greenhow 402 m 375 m

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1 m 1 m Blubberhouses 25 km 50 km 75 km 100 km 125 km 150 km 175 km

Start Course profile - Women EIite ITT Finish RIPON 2019 ROAD HARROGATE 161 m 161 m WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS

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50 m DAY27 m2: Team Time Trial SUNDAY 5 km 10 km Mixed15 km Relay20 km 25 km 30 km

22 SEPTEMBERStart Course profile - Women EIite Road Race Finish BRADFORD Yorkshire will be making history by hosting HARROGATE

Lofthouse Harrogate450 m Circuit 426 m the first ever Team Time Trial Mixed Relay with 375 m national teams consisting of three male riders Team TimeNorwood Trial Edge Mixed Relay 300 m and three female riders . The male riders will

27.6km225 m (17 .1 miles) set off first and the womenEntry to circuit will replace them on Pateley Bridge Birstwith Summer Bridge Masham

2150 circuits m Otley the road as soon as the second male rider has North Stainley Ripon 75 m crossed the finish line . Final timings will then be 31taken m when the second female rider crosses 25 km 50 km 75 km 100 km 125 km the finish line and the fastest team will be declared the winner . Start Course profile - Women Junior Road Race Finish DONCASTER HARROGATE The course has been designed to ensure it 125 m 100 m is as spectacular to watch as it is to ride,

75 m and tactics will certainly play their partWetherby as Spofforth 50 m riders must judge their efforts to ensure Monk Fryston Sherburn in Elmet Eggborough Tadcaster Snaith Hatfield 25 m Thorne their team is given the best possible chance of victory . 1 m 39 25 km 50 km 75 km Harrogate Circuit Profile ����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������

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95 m 2 km 4 km 6 km 8 km 10 km 12 km SUNDAY 22 SEPTEMBER 2019 • MONDAY 23 SEPTEMBER 2019 DAY 2 Harrogate circuit

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Start Course profile - Men Elite ITT Finish NORTHALLERTON HARROGATE 176 m 150 m Masham Risplith 100 m 20 km Grewelthorpe Bedale Ainderby Steeple Ainderby Leeming Bar Leeming 50 m Ripley

26 m Killinghall 7,5 km 15 km 22,5 km 30 km 37,5 km 45 km 52,5 km

Start Course profile - Men Elite Road Race Finish LEEDS HARROGATE

Buttertubs 500 m 526 m Kidstones Grinton Moor 400 m Aysgarth

300 m Start Leyburn Finish Threshfield Course profile - HARROGATE Circuit HARROGATE Entry to circuit HARROGATE

180 m Skipton 200 m Ilkley Masham Ripley

100 m Ripon 150 m 28 m Gunnerside 50 km 100 km 150 km 200 km 250 km 125 m

Start Course profile - Men Junior Road Race Finish RICHMOND 95 m HARROGATE 2 km 4 km 6 km 8 km 10 km 12 km

500 m Kidstones Bank Summerscales Start Course profile - Men Elite ITT Finish NORTHALLERTON Entry to circuit HARROGATE 250 m 176 m 180 m 180 m 180 m 150 m

10 km 20 km 30 km 40 km 50 km 60 kmMasham 70 km 80 km 90 km 100 km 110 km 120 km 130 km 140 km Risplith 100 m 20 km Grewelthorpe

Start Bedale Ainderby Steeple Ainderby Finish Leeming Bar Leeming Course profile - Men Under 23 Road Race DONCASTER HARROGATE 45050 m m Greenhow 402 m Ripley 375 m 26 m Killinghall 7,5 km 15 km 22,5 km 30 km 37,5 km 45 km 52,5 km 300 m

225 m Start Course profile - Men Elite Road Race Finish LEEDS Pateley Bridge Entry to circuit HARROGATE 150 m Buttertubs Ripon Sherburn in Elmet Snaith Boroughbridge 50075 m m Tadcaster 526 m Kidstones 1 m 1 m Grinton Moor 400 m Blubberhouses 25 km 50 km 75 km 100 km 125 km 150 km 175 km Aysgarth

300 m Leyburn Threshfield Entry to circuit Skipton 200 m Start Ilkley Finish

Course profile - WomenMasham EIite ITT RIPON Ripley HARROGATE Ripon 161100 m m 161 m 28 m Gunnerside Clapham Green 50 km 100 km 150 km 200 km 250 km Wormald Green Wormald

100 m Hampsthwaite Start Course profile - Men Junior Road Race Finish RICHMOND HARROGATE 50 m 500 m Kidstones Bank 27 m Summerscales 5 km 10 km 15 km 20 km 25 km 30 km Entry to circuit 250 m 180 m 180 m 180 m Start Course profile - Women EIite Road Race Finish BRADFORD HARROGATE 10 km 20 km 30 km 40 km 50 km 60 km 70 km 80 km 90 km 100 km 110 km 120 km 130 km 140 km Lofthouse 450 m 426 m

375 m Start Course profile - Men Under 23 Road Race Finish DONCASTERNorwood Edge HARROGATE 300450 m m Greenhow 402 m 225 m 375 m Entry to circuit Pateley Bridge Birstwith Summer Bridge Masham 150300 m m Otley North Stainley Ripon 22575 m m

31 m Pateley Bridge Entry to circuit 150 m 25 km 50 km 75 km 100 km 125 km Ripon Sherburn in Elmet Snaith Boroughbridge MONDAY 23 SEPTEMBER 2019 75 m Tadcaster

1 mStart 1 m 2019 ROAD Finish Harrogate circuit Course profile - Women Junior Road RaceBlubberhouses DONCASTER HARROGATE 25 km 50 km 75 km 100 km 125 km WORLD150 km CHAMPIONSHIPS175 km 125 m

100 m YORKSHIRE GREAT BRITAIN Start Course profile - Women EIite ITT Finish RIPON HARROGATE

75 m Wetherby 161 m 161 m Spofforth 50 m Clapham Green Monk Fryston Sherburn in Elmet Eggborough Tadcaster Snaith Hatfield 25 m Thorne

DAY 3: Green Wormald 100 m Women Junior IndividualHampsthwaite Time Trial 1 m MONDAY 25 km and 50 km 75 km 2350 m SEPTEMBER 27 m Men Junior Individual Time Trial Harrogate Circuit5 km 10 km 15 km 20 km 25 km 30 km Start Course profile - Team Time Trial Mixed Relay Finish HARROGATE Like the Mixed Team Time Trial which takes placeHARROGATE 24 hours Women180 m Junior 180 m Start Course profilebefore, - Womenthis picturesque EIite Road circuit Race works equally well for theseFinish IndividualBRADFORD Time Trial HARROGATE Lofthouse Individual Time Trial events as its undulating and technical 150450 m m 426 m nature will provide exhilarating and exciting racing . The loop 13.7km (8 .5 miles) Relay Zone 375 m Norwood Edge heads out to the west of Harrogate towards the RHS Garden 1125300 circuit m m Harlow Carr and into the neighbouring countryside . A series 225 m Entry to circuit Pateley Bridge Birstwith

Men Junior Summer Bridge 97 m of short, sharp ascents and descents97 m must be overcome Masham

150 m Otley North Stainley before the ridersRipon head back into the town, skirting the Valley Individual75 m Time5 Trialkm 10 km 15 km 20 km 25 km 27.6km (17 .1 miles) Gardens and31 m through the beautiful Duchy estate . Once back in 25 km 50 km 75 km 100 km 125 km Start Coursethe profile centre, - Menlarge Junior crowds ITT will cheer them around a successionFinish 2 circuitsHARROGATE HARROGATE 180 m of testing corners180 m before the final rise to the finish line along Start Course profile - Women Junior Road Race Finish DONCASTER Parliament Street . HARROGATE 150 m 125 m 100 m

125 m

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1 m Start Course profile - Women Junior ITT Finish HARROGATE 25 km 50 km 75 km HARROGATE 180 m

150 m Start Course profile - Team Time Trial Mixed Relay Finish HARROGATE HARROGATE 125 m 180 m 180 m

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95 m 2 km 4 km 6 km 8 km 10 km 12 km SUNDAY 22 SEPTEMBER 2019 • MONDAY 23 SEPTEMBER 2019 DAY 3 Harrogate circuit

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9 km 9.5 km 10 km 10.5 km 11 km 11.5 km 12 km 12.5 km 13 km 13.5 km TUESDAY 24 SEPTEMBER 2019 DAY 4 MEN UNDER 23 INDIVIDUAL TIME TRIAL • WOMEN ELITE INDIVIDUAL TIME TRIAL Ripon > Harrogate

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B6451 A61 Knaresborough Menwith Hill A59

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Start Course profile - Men’s Elite ITT Finish NORTHALLERTON HARROGATE 176 m 150 m Masham Risplith 100 m 20 km Start Course profile - HARROGATEGrewelthorpe Circuit Finish Bedale Ainderby Steeple Ainderby

HARROGATE Bar Leeming HARROGATE 18050 m Ripley

26 m Killinghall 150 m 7,5 km 15 km 22,5 km 30 km 37,5 km 45 km 52,5 km

125 m Start Course profile - Men’s Elite Road Race 2019 ROAD Finish LEEDS WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPSHARROGATE Buttertubs YORKSHIRE 500 m 526 m 95 m 2 km Kidstones4 km 6 km 8 km 10 km GREAT BRITAIN12 km Grinton Moor 400 m Start Aysgarth Course profile - Men Elite ITT Finish 300 m Leyburn NORTHALLERTON Threshfield HARROGATE Entry to circuit 176 m Skipton 200 m Ilkley

DAY150 m 4: Men UnderMasham 23 Individual Time Trial Ripley

100 m Ripon

TUESDAY Masham and Risplith 28 m 100 m Gunnerside 20 km 24 SEPTEMBER50 km 100 km Grewelthorpe 150 km 200 km 250 km Bedale Ainderby Steeple Ainderby Leeming Bar Leeming Women Elite Individual Time Trial Ripon50 m to Harrogate Start The proposed routes for both events are identical and perfectlyFinish

Course profile - Men’s Junior Road Race Ripley Men RICHMONDUnder 2623 m HARROGATE Killinghall 7,5 km 15 km suited22,5 km to time trial30 kmspecialists 37,5who km can manage45 km their efforts52,5 km Individual500 m Time Trial Kidstones Bankover this fast and Summerscalesopen course . A flat opening 12km will get the Start Course profile - Men Elite Road Race Finish LEEDS riders up to speed before the roadEntry to begins circuit to undulateHARROGATE on the 30.3km250 m (18 .8 miles) Buttertubsapproach to Harrogate . Three short,180 sharp m rises180 m in the 180space m of Women500 m Elite 526 m Kidstones 10km should see time gaps open up, and the final approach 10 km 20 km 30 km 40 km 50 km 60 km Grinton70 km Moor 80 km 90 km 100 km 110 km 120 km 130 km 140 km Individual400 m Time Trial to Harrogate will favour those who are able to push big power Aysgarth

300 m Leyburn Threshfield through their pedals before emptying the tank on the uphill drag 30.3kmStart (18 .8 miles) Course profile - Men’s Under 23 RoadEntry to Race circuit Finish DONCASTER HARROGATE Skipton 450200 m Ilkley to the line . Masham

Ripley Greenhow 402 m 375100 m Ripon

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225 m 50 km 100 km 150 km 200 km 250 km

Pateley Bridge Entry to circuit 150 m Start

Ripon Finish Sherburn in Elmet Snaith Course profile - MenBoroughbridge Junior Road Race 75 m RICHMOND Tadcaster HARROGATE 47 1 m 1 m 500 Menm Under 23 IndividualKidstones Bank TimeSummerscales Trial ProfileBlubberhouses ������������������������������������� 25 km 50 km 75 km 100 km 125 km 150 km 175 km

Entry to circuit 250 m Start Course profile - Men Under 23 ITT 180 m 180 m 180 m Finish RIPON HARROGATE

161 m 161 m 10 km 20 km 30 km 40 km 50 km 60 km 70 km 80 km 90 km 100 km 110 km 120 km 130 km 140 km Clapham Green

Start Course profile - Men Under 23 Road Race Finish

DONCASTER Green Wormald HARROGATE

100 m Hampsthwaite 450 m Greenhow 402 m 375 m 50 m 300 m 27 m 225 m 5 km 10 km 15 km 20 km 25 km 30 km Pateley Bridge Entry to circuit 150 m Ripon Sherburn in Elmet Snaith Boroughbridge 75 m Start CourseTadcaster profile - Women’s EIite Road Race Finish BRADFORD HARROGATE 1 m 1 m 450 Womenm Elite IndividualLofthouse Time Trial ProfileBlubberhouses ������������������������������������������ 25 km 50 km426 m 75 km 100 km 125 km 150 km 175 km 375 m Norwood Edge 300 m Start Course profile - Women EIite ITT Finish RIPON HARROGATE 225 m 161 m Entry to circuit Pateley Bridge 161 m Birstwith Summer Bridge Masham

150 m Otley Clapham Green North Stainley Ripon 75 m

Wormald Green Wormald 31 m

100 m Hampsthwaite 25 km 50 km 75 km 100 km 125 km

50 m Start Course profile - Women’s Junior Road Race Finish 27 mDONCASTER HARROGATE 125 m 5 km 10 km 15 km 20 km 25 km 30 km 100 m

75 m Start Course profile - Women EIite Road Race Wetherby Finish

BRADFORD Spofforth HARROGATE 50 m Lofthouse 450 m 426 m Monk Fryston Sherburn in Elmet Eggborough Tadcaster Snaith Hatfield Thorne 37525 m Norwood Edge

300 m 1 m

225 m 25 km 50 km 75 km Entry to circuit Pateley Bridge Birstwith Summer Bridge Masham

150 m Otley North Stainley Ripon 75 m

31 m Start 25 km Course50 km profile - Team75 km Time Trial Relay100 km 125 km Finish HARROGATE HARROGATE 180 m 180 m

Start Finish DONCASTER Course profile - Women Junior Road Race 150 m HARROGATE 125 m Relay Zone 100 m 125 m

75 m Wetherby Spofforth

50 m 97 m 97 m Monk Fryston Sherburn in Elmet Eggborough Tadcaster Snaith Hatfield 25 m 5Thorne km 10 km 15 km 20 km 25 km

1 m Start 25 km Course profile - Men’s50 km Junior ITT 75 km Finish HARROGATE HARROGATE 180 m 180 m

150 m Start Course profile - Team Time Trial Mixed Relay Finish HARROGATE HARROGATE 125 m 180 m 180 m

150 m 97 m 97 m Relay Zone 5 km 10 km 15 km 20 km 25 km 125 m Start Course profile - Women’s Junior ITT Finish HARROGATE HARROGATE 180 m 97 m 97 m

5 km 10 km 15 km 20 km 25 km 150 m

Start Course profile - Men Junior ITT Finish 125 m HARROGATE HARROGATE 180 m 180 m

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Start Course profile - Women Junior ITT Finish HARROGATE HARROGATE 180 m

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95 m 2 km 4 km 6 km 8 km 10 km 12 km DAY 5 WEDNESDAY 25 SEPTEMBER 2019 • MEN ELITE INDIVIDUAL TIME TRIAL Northallerton > Harrogate A684 Scotton Langton Ellerbeck A1 Brompton

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A6108 Carthorpe Pickhill Sutton under A19 B6268 Whitestonecliffe 20 km Fearby Well Ainderby Thirsk Healey B6267 Kirklington Quernhow A61 Masham A19 Leighton Skipton West Tanfield on Swale

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DAY 5: Men Elite Individual Time Trial WEDNESDAY Crosswinds could prove a factor right from the start as the route 25 SEPTEMBER heads in a south-westerly direction out of Northallerton, and a Northallerton to Harrogate short, sharp ascent on the outskirts of Masham should see early 148.1km (92 miles) time gaps emerge . A fast section follows as the riders pass into Risplith, but from then on there is barely a flat metre of road . Despite being gradually sapped of their energy, the riders will have to keep something in reserve before one last blast into Harrogate and up to the finish line on Parliament Street . Start Course profile - HARROGATE Circuit Finish HARROGATE HARROGATE 180 m

150 m

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Start Course profile - Men Elite ITT Finish NORTHALLERTON HARROGATE 176 m 49 150 m Masham Risplith 100 m 20 km Grewelthorpe Bedale Ainderby Steeple Ainderby Leeming Bar Leeming 50 m Ripley

26 m Killinghall 7,5 km 15 km 22,5 km 30 km 37,5 km 45 km 52,5 km

Start Course profile - Men Elite Road Race Finish LEEDS HARROGATE

Buttertubs 500 m 526 m Kidstones Grinton Moor 400 m Aysgarth

300 m Leyburn Threshfield Entry to circuit Skipton 200 m Ilkley Masham Ripley

100 m Ripon

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Start Course profile - Men Junior Road Race Finish RICHMOND HARROGATE

500 m Kidstones Bank Summerscales

Entry to circuit 250 m 180 m 180 m 180 m

10 km 20 km 30 km 40 km 50 km 60 km 70 km 80 km 90 km 100 km 110 km 120 km 130 km 140 km

Start Course profile - Men Under 23 Road Race Finish DONCASTER HARROGATE 450 m Greenhow 402 m 375 m

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Pateley Bridge Entry to circuit 150 m Ripon Sherburn in Elmet Snaith Boroughbridge 75 m Tadcaster

1 m 1 m Blubberhouses 25 km 50 km 75 km 100 km 125 km 150 km 175 km

Start Course profile - Women EIite ITT Finish RIPON HARROGATE 161 m 161 m Clapham Green Wormald Green Wormald

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Start Course profile - Women EIite Road Race Finish BRADFORD HARROGATE

Lofthouse 450 m 426 m 375 m Norwood Edge 300 m

225 m Entry to circuit Pateley Bridge Birstwith Summer Bridge Masham

150 m Otley North Stainley Ripon 75 m

31 m 25 km 50 km 75 km 100 km 125 km

Start Course profile - Women Junior Road Race Finish DONCASTER HARROGATE 125 m

100 m

75 m Wetherby Spofforth 50 m Monk Fryston Sherburn in Elmet Eggborough Tadcaster Snaith Hatfield 25 m Thorne

1 m 25 km 50 km 75 km

Start Course profile - Team Time Trial Mixed Relay Finish HARROGATE HARROGATE 180 m 180 m

150 m Relay Zone

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95 m 2 km 4 km 6 km 8 km 10 km 12 km THURSDAY 26 SEPTEMBER 2019 • MEN JUNIORS ROAD RACE DAY 6 Richmond > Harrogate

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Kirkby w a Fleetharn le Northallerton 20 km A6108 Hunton Soruton A684 Simonstone Askrigg Castle Bolton Constable Patrick Burton A684 Brompton 51 A684 Morton Worton Little Crakehall on Swale Leyburn Akebar A167 Hawes A684 Bainbridge Ure Leeming A684 A684 A684 Bar North Wensley Aiskew Otterington Aysgarth West Middleham Witton Bedale South Thoralby Otterington Marsett West Burton Stalling B6160 East Busk Melmerby Newbiggin Witton Jervaulx Thornton Burneston Carlton Yorkshire Dales A6108 Watlass Carthorpe Pickhill National Park in Coverdale A1(M) Middle Tongue Kidstones 40 km NORTH Well Ainderby 643 Horsehouse Healey Kirklington Quernhow A61

Kidstones Bank Walden Head 544 Masham A6108 Masham Moor Leighton Yockenthwaite West Tanfield Skipton Cray on Swale

Buckden S w Foxup N Wath a Halton Gill idd Grewelthorpe North Stainley le B6160 50 694 Starbotton Kirkby Malzeard A6108 Wharfe Lofthouse YORKSHIRE A61 49 Kettlewell Arncliffe 50 Ramsgill Winksley Ripon ll Gouthwaite e k

Reservoir S Risplith Kilnsey Fountains Abbey Heathfield B6160 A61 Grimwith Pateley Bridge Bishop Reservoir Markington Monkton 545 Wilsill 60 km Glasshouses Smelthouses Kirkby Fell Grassington Threshfield Malham Greenhow Bishop Thornton South Hill Summer Bridge Stainley Bedlam Burnt Yates Kirkby Malham B6265 Burnsall Dacre Cracoe Clint Appletreewick N Birstwith Ripley A6065 idd A61 Airton Hetton Rylstone Thruscross Hampsthwaite 100 km Barden Knaresborough Hellifield A59 Flasby Blubberhouses A65 B6265 80 km A59 Coniston Bolton Cold Gargrave A65 Embsay Abbey A682 A59 B6162 A59 A661 B6161 A56 Timble x3 laps A61 A65 Summerscales A658 A682 Circuit Beamsley A59 Entrance A61 Skipton Ripon Rd LANCASHIRE Kent Rd HARROGATE Spofforth A59 A61 Oaker Bank Penny Carleton Crescent Swan Rd North Pot Ln Rd W Rough Rd Addingham h Rigton A6088 Low Bradley arfe Bolton Thornton A61 by Bowland Hereford Rd Cornwall A65 Askwith in Craven RdA629 A658 14 Ilkley Barnoldswick Valley Farnhill W Earby Gardens h Harrogate Silsden arfe 13 Cornwall 700 m Burley in Otley Pool in A6088 Rd Cross Hills West Lothersdale Park 650 m Wharfedale Wharfedale 12 Pot Bank Harlow Harlow 600 m A660 East Keswick Moor Rd Glusburn140 km Moor Dr M65 Cardale Boulsworth A629 Aire 550 m WEST Arthington Harewood Woodland Steeton B6161 CowlingHill lap3 B6162 East Rigton Sutton Riddlesden500 m Bramhope x3 laps 517 450 m A65 A658 A682 in Craven A660 A58 Foulridge d A61

R 400 m Morton Yeadon h Blacko B6161 s 350 m Colne A Baildon lap2 l 300 m A650 a Keighley B6162 Otley Rd n Thorner n Barrowford a 250 m Charlestown 120 km P 200 m Bingley Leeds and Bradford NelsonA6114 A658 Int. Airport Trawden A6033A6088 150 m A629 A657 A6120 Moortown Beckwithshaw Haworth Horsforth Lady 100 m L Cross Roads n Ashville A64 StanburyCollege 200 m Cullingworth50 m 2.5 km Shipley 0 m Scholes Y e A6120 Brierfield w

T Farsley r

S e e YORKSHIRE h A64 a Oxenhope w Denholme Armley Ln A6120 A6177 Bradford 46 Burnley Wortley A6177 3 2 Cross Mereclough Queensbury 1 5 Green 45 M1 Aire A650 7 Drighlington M621 44 Start Course profile - HARROGATE Circuit Finish HARROGATE HARROGATE 180 m

150 m 2019 ROAD WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS 125 m YORKSHIRE GREAT BRITAIN 95 m 2 km 4 km 6 km 8 km 10 km 12 km

Start Course profile - Men Elite ITT Finish DAYNORTHALLERTON 6: THURSDAY Men Junior Road Race HARROGATE 176 m 26150 m SEPTEMBER The first 37km of this rolling parcours sees the peloton head into Masham

the Dales where the first key climbRisplith of the day is awaiting them at Richmond100 m to Harrogate 20 km

Kidstones . ThisGrewelthorpe early ramp should provide an ideal opportunity Bedale

144.5km Steeple Ainderby (89 .8 miles) Leeming Bar Leeming for a breakaway to move clear, but the peloton will have ample route50 m plus 3 circuits time to plug that gap on the relatively flat section which follows Ripley 26 m before Burnsall . The historic landmarks of Barden Tower Killinghall and 7,5 km 15 km 22,5 km 30 km 37,5 km 45 km 52,5 km Bolton Abbey will then be passed before the second main climb Start Courseof profilethe day - comes Men Elite between Road RaceBeamsley and Blubberhouses Finish. LEEDS HARROGATE

ButtertubsThis drag onto the exposed moorland could catch some riders 500 m 526 m unaware before they sweep into Harrogate and take on three Cray Grinton Moor 400 m laps of the circuit before one final sprint for victory along

Aysgarth Parliament Street . 300 m Leyburn Threshfield Entry to circuit Skipton 200 m Ilkley Masham Ripley

100 m Ripon

28 m Men Junior Road RaceGunnerside profile ���������������������������������������������������������������������� 50 km 100 km 150 km 200 km 250 km

Start Course profile - Men Junior Road Race Finish RICHMOND HARROGATE 51

500 m Kidstones Bank Summerscales

Entry to circuit 250 m 180 m 180 m 180 m

10 km 20 km 30 km 40 km 50 km 60 km 70 km 80 km 90 km 100 km 110 km 120 km 130 km 140 km

Start Course profile - Mens Under 23 Road Race Finish DONCASTER HARROGATE 450 m Greenhow 402 m 375 m

300 m

225 m

Pateley Bridge Entry to circuit 150 m Ripon Sherburn in Elmet Snaith Boroughbridge 75 m Tadcaster

1 m 1 m Blubberhouses 25 km 50 km 75 km 100 km 125 km 150 km 175 km

Start Course profile - Men Under 23 ITT Finish RIPON HARROGATE 180 m 150 m Entry to circuit Killinghall

100 m Green Wormald Ripley

50 m

27 m 5 km 10 km 15 km 20 km 25 km 30 km

Start Course profile - Women EIite Road Race Finish BRADFORD HARROGATE

Lofthouse 450 m 426 m 375 m Norwood Edge 300 m

225 m Entry to circuit Pateley Bridge Birstwith Summer Bridge Masham

150 m Otley North Stainley Ripon 75 m

31 m 25 km 50 km 75 km 100 km 125 km

Start Course profile - Women Junior Road Race Finish DONCASTER HARROGATE 125 m

100 m

75 m Wetherby Spofforth 50 m Monk Fryston Sherburn in Elmet Eggborough Tadcaster Snaith Hatfield 25 m Thorne

1 m 25 km 50 km 75 km

Start Course profile - Team Time Trial Relay Finish HARROGATE HARROGATE 180 m 180 m

150 m Relay Zone

125 m

97 m 97 m

5 km 10 km 15 km 20 km 25 km

Start Course profile - Men Junior ITT Finish HARROGATE HARROGATE 180 m 180 m

150 m

125 m

97 m 97 m

5 km 10 km 15 km 20 km 25 km

Start Course profile - Women Junior ITT Finish HARROGATE HARROGATE 180 m

150 m

125 m

95 m 2 km 4 km 6 km 8 km 10 km 12 km U r e Welburn

FRIDAY 27 SEPTEMBER 2019 • WOMEN JUNIOR ROAD RACE A61 Tollerton BishopDAY Thornton 7 SouthDoncaster > HarrogateMarton Stainley NORTH Barton-le Bedlam B1363 Flaxton Burnt Yates Arkendale Ouseburn Willows Linton- A64 on-Ouse A19 Strensall Clint Ripley A1(M) Birstwith A6065 Claxton Hampsthwaite Killinghall YORKSHIRE Haxby Knaresborough Shipton Green 47 Hammerton A64 A59 A61 A59 Ouse Skelton Stamford A59 Stockton on Bridge the Forest A59 Upper Huntington Little Poppleton Gate Nidd A166 A661 Ribston Helmsley Walshford Holtby A658 80 km Tockwith YORK Dunnington HARROGATE Rufforth Spofforth North Long Deighton B1224 Marston North 46 A661 A1237 t n Rigton A64 e

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A61 Wetherby e A658 B6162 D Bishopthorpe W Elvington harfe Bilbrough Copmanthorpe Pool in Collingham Wighill Wharfedale 45 A660 Boston Spa Acaster Malbis A19 Wheldrake Arthington Harewood East Keswick East Rigton A1(M) Bramhope Bramham Tadcaster A658 Escrick A660 A61 A58 A64 60 km Appleton Thorganby Leeds and Bradford W Roebuck A162 ha Int. Airport 44 rfe Thorner Ulleskelf Stillingfleet Ellerton A64 B1223 Horsforth A6120 Moortown Kelfield Aberford Church Skipwith Fenton Cawood A6120 Barwick B1217 A162 Riccall Scholes A19 Bubwith in Elmet A163 Ouse North Farsley Wistow A64 Duffield Armley LEEDS 43 A6120 Sherburn Barlby in Elmet 46 Garforth B1222 Selby t n

Wortley 3 Peckfield e w

Cross A63 r

2 South Milford e

Green 45 M1 Monk Cliffe D Wressle 1 5 Hambleton Brayton Aire Fryston 7 Kippax A63 A63 Drighlington 44 42 Hemingbrough M621 52 Rothwell 27 A1(M) Hillam A1041 Barmby on M62 A19 the Marsh Morley WEST 28 Birkin 29 Birstall M62 30 Chapel Drax Castleford Ouse Tingley 40 km Haddlesey Camblesforth Ferrybridge Kellington A645 41 32a Carlton 31 Outwood 32 36 M62 Knottingley Dewsbury A650 Whitley Bridge A645 Rawcliffe 33 M62 34 Snaith M62 A638 Pontefract M62 A1041 35 40 Wakefield A644 7 Purston Horbury M1 Jaglin A628 A1 Womersley Sandal 20 km 39 Orofton Grange Crigglestone A638 Wentbridge Sykehouse Moor M18 Newmillerdam Ackworth Thorpe Audlin A614 A19 Moorends A637 YORKSHIRE 6 A61 Hemsworth Upton Fishlake Barnsdale Bar Thorne 38 Askern Stainforth A638 Royston Brierley South 5 A636 Staincross 1 A628 Elmsall A1146 Darton 38 Hatfield A18 Denby Dale Cudworth Hooton Adwick le Street A635 Pagnell A18 Hatfield Barugh Barnsley Woodhouse Upper Cawthorne Green A6195 A1(M) Denby Great Houghton Edenthorpe 37 Bentley A18 A614 A628 A629 Silkstone 37 Don 4 M1 Worsbrough Penistone Darfield A635 Goldthorpe Barnburgh M18 Millhouse Blacker Wombwell Green Hood SOUTH Sprotbrough Wroot Green Hill A6195 Oxspring Adwick upon Dearne Hoyland Thurgoland 36 36 Wath upon Mexborough Warmsworth DONCASTER 500 m Wortley Dearne A616 Tankersley 3 450 m Denaby Conisbrough Finningley Swinton Main 2 400 m 35a Rossington 350 m Stocksbridge Wentworth YORKSHIRE A633 300 m A6102 Chapeltown A614 250 m Hooton A638 200 m A61 35 Rawmarsh Roberts 150 m Braithwell A1(M) Austerfield Misson 100 m Grenoside M1 M18 50 m 2.5 km Rotherham Stainton Tickhill Bawtry 0 m A631 34 Start Course profile - HARROGATE Circuit Finish HARROGATE HARROGATE 180 m

150 m

125 m

95 m 2 km 4 km 6 km 8 km 10 km 12 km

Start Course profile - Men Elite ITT Finish NORTHALLERTON HARROGATE 176 m 150 m Masham Risplith 100 m 20 km Grewelthorpe Bedale Ainderby Steeple Ainderby Leeming Bar Leeming 50 m Ripley

26 m Killinghall 7,5 km 15 km 22,5 km 30 km 37,5 km 45 km 52,5 km

Start Course profile - Men Elite Road Race Finish LEEDS HARROGATE

Buttertubs 500 m 526 m Kidstones Grinton Moor 400 m Aysgarth

300 m Leyburn Threshfield Entry to circuit Skipton 200 m Ilkley Masham Ripley

100 m Ripon

28 m Gunnerside 50 km 100 km 150 km 200 km 250 km

Start Course profile - Men Junior Road Race Finish RICHMOND HARROGATE

500 m Kidstones Bank Summerscales

Entry to circuit 250 m 180 m 180 m 180 m

10 km 20 km 30 km 40 km 50 km 60 km 70 km 80 km 90 km 100 km 110 km 120 km 130 km 140 km

Start Course profile - Men Under 23 Road Race Finish DONCASTER HARROGATE 450 m Greenhow 402 m 375 m

300 m

225 m

Pateley Bridge Entry2019 to circuit ROAD 150 m WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS Ripon Sherburn in Elmet Snaith Boroughbridge 75 m Tadcaster YORKSHIRE

1 m 1 m GREAT BRITAIN Blubberhouses 25 km 50 km 75 km 100 km 125 km 150 km 175 km

Start Course profile - Women EIite ITT Finish DAYRIPON 7: FRIDAY Women Junior Road Race HARROGATE 27161 m SEPTEMBER 161 m

This route heads in a north-easterlyClapham Green direction out of Doncaster Doncaster to Harrogate and follows a flat but rather exposed opening 60km where winds Wormald Green Wormald 86km100 m (53 .4 miles) could play their part . It’s the gradualHampsthwaite drag into Harrogate however that is likely to prove most decisive, especially given cumulative 50 m fatigue, and it could provide the springboard for a late attack . 27 m Expect to see the peloton thin out if the pace is kept high before 5 km 10 km 15 km 20 km 25 km 30 km a hard-fought finale in the centre of Harrogate .

Start Course profile - Women EIite Road Race Finish BRADFORD HARROGATE

Lofthouse 450 m 426 m 375 m Norwood Edge 300 m

225 m Entry to circuit Pateley Bridge Birstwith Summer Bridge Masham

150 m Otley North Stainley Ripon 75 m Women Junior Road Race Profile31 m ��������������������������������������������������������������� 25 km 50 km 75 km 100 km 125 km

Start Course profile - Women Junior Road Race Finish DONCASTER HARROGATE 125 m 53 100 m

75 m Wetherby Spofforth 50 m Monk Fryston Sherburn in Elmet Eggborough Snaith Tadcaster Hatfield 25 m Thorne

1 m 25 km 50 km 75 km

Start Course profile - Team Time Trial Mixed Relay Finish HARROGATE HARROGATE 180 m 180 m

150 m Relay Zone

125 m

97 m 97 m

5 km 10 km 15 km 20 km 25 km

Start Course profile - Men Junior ITT Finish HARROGATE HARROGATE 180 m 180 m

150 m

125 m

97 m 97 m

5 km 10 km 15 km 20 km 25 km

Start Course profile - Women Junior ITT Finish HARROGATE HARROGATE 180 m

150 m

125 m

95 m 2 km 4 km 6 km 8 km 10 km 12 km FRIDAY 27 SEPTEMBER 2019 • MEN UNDER 23 ROAD RACE DAY 7 Doncaster > Harrogate

A168 N Wath Sw Coxwold idd Grewelthorpe North Stainley al 50 e B1363 Topcliffe Hovingham Kirkby Malzeard A6108 Sessay Slingsby Lofthouse A61 NORTH 100 km 49 Ripon YORKSHIRE Brandsby Ramsgill Gouthwaite Winksley Raskell Reservoir B6265 B6265 Helperby Greenhow Risplith Easingwold A19 Fountains Welburn 120 km Pateley B6265 Abbey Boroughbridge Stillington Bridge A61 Bishop Lower Sheriff Greenhow Markington Monkton 48 Dunsforth Hutton Hill B6265 Tollerton Huby Sutton-on Glasshouses the-Forest Bishop Thornton Barton-le South Marton Summer Bridge Stainley Willows Ouseburn B1363 Flaxton Bedlam Arkendale Linton- Burnt Yates A64 Dacre on-Ouse A19 Strensall Ripley N Clint A6065 A1(M) id Birstwith Claxton Thruscross d Hampsthwaite 80 km Killinghall Shipton Haxby 140 km Knaresborough Green 47 Hammerton Ouse A64 A59 Skelton Stockton on Stamford the Forest Bridge Blubberhouses x3 laps Upper Huntington A59 Poppleton Gate Nidd A166 Helmsley A661 Little Walshford Holtby Ribston Tockwith A658 YORK Dunnington North Deighton Rufforth HARROGATE Spofforth Long Kirk Deighton B1224 Marston 46 t North A1237 n

e

Rigton A64 w Wetherby r A61 e

Askwith D A65 A658 Bishopthorpe Ilkley W Wighill Bilbrough Elvington harfe Copmanthorpe Burley in Otley Pool in Collingham Boston Spa Wharfedale Wharfedale 45 Acaster Malbis A19 A660 East Keswick A1(M) Wheldrake Menston Arthington Harewood A659 Bramhope East Rigton Tadcaster A65 A658 Morton A660 A58 Bramham Escrick A61 Appleton Yeadon W 60 km Thorganby Leeds and Bradford A64 h Roebuck Baildon a A650 Int. Airport 44 rfe Charlestown Thorner Ulleskelf Stillingfleet 54 WEST Ellerton Bingley A658 B1223 A657 Horsforth A6120 Moortown A64 Kelfield Church Skipwith Aberford A162 Cawood Shipley Fenton Riccall YORKSHIRE Barwick Bubwith Scholes A19 A6120 in Elmet Ouse A163 North Farsley Wistow Duffield A64 Armley LEEDS 43 Sherburn A6120 Barlby in Elmet t A6177 Bradford 46 n Garforth e

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Wortley 3 Cross Peckfield Selby e A6177 D 2 Green A63 South Milford 1 5 45 M1 Hambleton Cliffe Queensbury Aire Kippax A63 Brayton Wressle A650 7 A63 Drighlington 44 42 Monk Fryston Hemingbrough A6036 M621 Barmby on M606 Rothwell the Marsh 27 Hillam A19 A1041 Northowram M62 Morley Chapel 26 A1(M) Birkin Haddlesey Gomersal Birstall 28 29 Halifax A58 Cleckheaton M62 30 Castleford Drax Ouse Tingley A59 40 km Kellington Camblesforth A645 41 Ferrybridge Southowram B6161 32a Liversedge Outwood 31 32 Carlton Clifton A61 M62 36 Circuit Knottingley M62 Dewsbury A650 Entrance Brighouse 25 Pontefract 33 M62 Whitley Snaith Rawcliffe A638 Ripon Rd Mirfield Kent Rd Bridge A645 35 40 Wakefield A61 Elland M62 Oaker Bank Penny Crescent M62 7 24 A644 Pot Ln Swan Rd Rough Rd 160 km Rd Purston Horbury A1 Jubilee M1 Jaglin A628 Womersley 23 A629 Hereford Rd Cornwall Kirkheaton Roundabout SandalRd 20 km Huddersfield 39 Orofton A638 Wentbridge A614 Grange B6161 Crigglestone Sykehouse Waterloo Moor Cornwall M18 Rd Moorends Lockwood Newmillerdam Ackworth Thorpe Audlin A642 West A19 A62 A637 Park Pot Bank Harlow Moor Rd Harlow A61 6 Cardale Moor Dr Upton Woodland A61 B6162Hemsworth Barnsdale Bar Farnley Kirkburton Thorne Honley x3 38laps Askern Tyas A638 Stainforth A1146 Roystond Brierley

R Meltham South SOUTH 5 h 1 Shepley Upper B6161A636 Staincross s Elmsall Don A A628 Cumberworth l Darton a 38 Hatfield B6162 Otley Rd n New n Cudworth Holmfirth Denby Dale a Hooton Mill P Adwick le Street A635 Barugh Pagnell A18 Hatfield A629 Barnsley Woodhouse A6024 Upper Cawthorne Green A6195 A1(M) Holme A616 BeckwithshawDenby Great Houghton Edenthorpe Lad37 Bentley y L A614 Ingbirchworth n Ashville 4 A628 Silkstone College 200 m 37 M1 WorsbroughY Darfield A635 M18 e Penistone w Goldthorpe Wroot Barnburgh

Millhouse Green Hood T

Wombwellr

S Blacker e Don Green e Sprotbrough h a Hill w Oxspring A6195

Adwick upon Dearne Langsett Ln Warmsworth Thurgoland Hoyland M18 Auckley A628 36 Wath upon Mexborough 36 DONCASTERBlaxton A616 Wortley Tankersley Dearne Midhopestones Denaby 3 Swinton Conisbrough 2 Finningley Stocksbridge 35a Main Rossington Stocksbridge Wentworth Chapeltown A633 A6102 Hooton YORKSHIRE A614 Rawmarsh A638 A61 35 Roberts Braithwell A1(M) Austerfield Grenoside Misson Howden M18 Res. High Rotherham Stainton Bawtry Bradfield Tickhill 34 A631 Wickersley 1 A631 Maltby Harworth Everton A57 Tinsley Bircotes Hillsborough A634 A631 33 M1 32 SHEFFIELD

31 Start Course profile - HARROGATE Circuit Finish HARROGATE HARROGATE 180 m

150 m

125 m

95 m 2 km 4 km 6 km 8 km 10 km 12 km

Start Course profile - Men Elite ITT Finish NORTHALLERTON 2019 ROAD HARROGATE 176 m WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS 150 m YORKSHIRE

Masham GREAT BRITAIN Risplith 100 m 20 km Grewelthorpe Bedale Ainderby Steeple Ainderby Leeming Bar Leeming DAY50 m 7: FRIDAY Men Under 23 Road Race Ripley

26 m Killinghall 27 SEPTEMBER7,5 km 15 km This22,5 racekm is a tale30 ofkm two halves37,5 with km a flat opening45 km 90km52,5 being km followed by a tough and testing finale . The parcours might look DoncasterStart to Harrogate Course profile - Men Elite Road Race Finish LEEDS easy between Doncaster and Ripon, but the riders willHARROGATE have to 186.9km (116 .1 miles) Buttertubs 500 m 526 m be alert to potential crosswinds before the climbing begins in route plus 3 circuits Kidstones earnest Grinton. The Moor Blazefield Bank ascent comes just after Ripon, 400 m and a sharp descent into Pateley Bridge follows before the main Aysgarth

300 m Leyburn Threshfield climb of the day up GreenhowEntry to circuitHill . Averaging an 8 .6% gradient Skipton 200 m Ilkley Masham

over 2 .8km, this rise has Ripley proven selective during the Tour de 100 m Yorkshire and will no-doubtRipon do so again here . Any riders that 28 m driftedGunnerside back on the climb will have time to battle their way 50 km 100 backkm into contention150 km as the route 200drops km gradually into250 Harrogate km . The peloton must then take on three laps of the tough and Start Course profile - Men Junior Road Race Finish RICHMOND technical Harrogate circuit (see page 26 for more details)HARROGATE before they muster one last push on the punchy drag to the finish line . 500 m Kidstones Bank Summerscales

Entry to circuit 250 m 180 m 180 m 180 m Men Under 23 Road Race Profile �������������������������������������������������������������� 10 km 20 km 30 km 40 km 50 km 60 km 70 km 80 km 90 km 100 km 110 km 120 km 130 km 140 km 55 Start Course profile - Men Under 23 Road Race Finish DONCASTER HARROGATE 450 m Greenhow 402 m 375 m

300 m

225 m

Pateley Bridge Entry to circuit 150 m Ripon Sherburn in Elmet Snaith Boroughbridge 75 m Tadcaster

1 m 1 m Blubberhouses 25 km 50 km 75 km 100 km 125 km 150 km 175 km

Start Course profile - Women EIite ITT Finish RIPON HARROGATE 161 m 161 m Clapham Green Wormald Green Wormald

100 m Hampsthwaite

50 m

27 m 5 km 10 km 15 km 20 km 25 km 30 km

Start Course profile - Women EIite Road Race Finish BRADFORD HARROGATE

Lofthouse 450 m 426 m 375 m Norwood Edge 300 m

225 m Entry to circuit Pateley Bridge Birstwith Summer Bridge Masham

150 m Otley North Stainley Ripon 75 m

31 m 25 km 50 km 75 km 100 km 125 km

Start Course profile - Women Junior Road Race Finish DONCASTER HARROGATE 125 m

100 m

75 m Wetherby Spofforth 50 m Monk Fryston Sherburn in Elmet Eggborough Tadcaster Snaith Hatfield 25 m Thorne

1 m 25 km 50 km 75 km

Start Course profile - Team Time Trial Mixed Relay Finish HARROGATE HARROGATE 180 m 180 m

150 m Relay Zone

125 m

97 m 97 m

5 km 10 km 15 km 20 km 25 km

Start Course profile - Men Junior ITT Finish HARROGATE HARROGATE 180 m 180 m

150 m

125 m

97 m 97 m

5 km 10 km 15 km 20 km 25 km

Start Course profile - Women Junior ITT Finish HARROGATE HARROGATE 180 m

150 m

125 m

95 m 2 km 4 km 6 km 8 km 10 km 12 km SATURDAY 28 SEPTEMBER 2019 • WOMEN ELITE ROAD RACE DAY 8 Bradford > Harrogate

Fearby 60 km Well Ainderby Healey Kirklington Quernhow A61

Masham A6108 Leighton Leighton West Tanfield Reservoir Skipton on Swale

S A168 Roundhill Wath w N Reservoir al idd Grewelthorpe North Stainley e 50 Topcliffe A6108 Lofthouse NORTH Kirkby Malzeard A61 Lofthouse YORKSHIRE 49 40 km Ramsgill Winksley B6265 Gouthwaite Ripon Reservoir 80 km Risplith U Fountains r Abbey e Heathfield Boroughbridge A61 Pateley Bridge Bishop Monkton Markington 48 Grimwith B6265 Reservoir Greenhow Wilsill Hill Smelthouses B6165 Bishop Thornton South Hardgate Summer Bridge Shaw Mills Stainley A1(M) Bedlam B6451 Burnt Yates Dacre Arkendale Ni dd Ripley A6065 Birstwith Clint A61 56 Hampsthwaite Thruscross Clapham Green Killinghall Knaresborough Menwith Hill A59 47 20 km A59 A59 Blubberhouses 100 km A59 Bolton HARROGATE Abbey B6162 Bland Hill A661 Walshford Timble x3 laps Beamsley A658 B6451 A59 North Deighton B6161 A61 A61 Norwood Edge Circuit Spofforth Addingham Entrance Ripon Rd Kirk Deighton North Kent Rd 46 W A61 Oaker Bank Crescent h Rigton Penny a Pot Ln Swan Rd rfe Rough Rd Rd Askwith A61 Wetherby A65 Jubilee Hereford Rd Cornwall Farnley RoundaboutA658 Rd Ilkley Valley A65 B6161 Gardens Cornwall HarrogateW Rd harfe Burley in West Park Collingham Wharfedale Pool in Pot Bank Harlow Moor Rd Harlow 45 Wharfedale Cardale 120 km A61 Otley Woodland Moor Dr A6038 A660 Harewood B6162East Keswicklap2 Arthington x3 laps d

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h East Rigton A65 B6161 s Bramhope A Riddlesden l a A658 B6162 Otley Rd n Aire n A660 a A58 A61 P Morton Yeadon A6038 Beckwithshaw Lady Baildon L n Ashville A650 College 200 m Thorner Y Leeds and Bradford e w

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Int. Airport T

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A658 S e h e A6038 a Moortown A657 w A6120 Horsforth Ln

Shipley A64 WEST Scholes 550 m A6120 500 m 450 m A650 LEEDS 400 m 350 m YORKSHIRE 300 m 250 m 200 m 150 m 100 m BRADFORD 1.5 km 50 m 0 m

Aire M606 Start Course profile - HARROGATE Circuit Finish HARROGATE HARROGATE 180 m

150 m

125 m

95 m 2 km 4 km 6 km 8 km 10 km 12 km

Start Course profile - Men Elite ITT Finish NORTHALLERTON HARROGATE 176 m 150 m Masham Risplith 100 m 20 km Grewelthorpe Bedale Ainderby Steeple Ainderby Leeming Bar Leeming 50 m Climb profile - Men Junior Road Race - Kidstones Bank Climb profile - Men Junior Road Race - Kidstones Bank Ripley 26 m Killinghall

Selected : 40.1 – 447,5 km km Distance15 : 3.9 km km Elevation gain22,5 : 235 km m Elevation30 loss km : 1 m Average37,5 grade km : 4.3% Max45 grade km : 11.3% 52,5 km

500 m Start Course profile - Men Elite Road Race Finish 400 m LEEDS HARROGATE

300 m Buttertubs 500200 m m 526 m 200 m Kidstones Grinton Moor 400 m 39 km 40 km 41 km 42 km 43 km 44 km 45 km 46 km Aysgarth

300 m Leyburn Threshfield Entry to circuit Skipton 200 m Ilkley

Men Junior RoadMasham Race - Summerscales Climb profile - Men Junior Road Race - SummerscalesRipley 100 m Ripon Selected : 79.2 – 85.6 km Distance : 6.4 km Elevation gain : 201 m Elevation loss : 0 m Average grade : 3.9% Max grade : 5.2% 28 m Gunnerside 400 m 50 km 100 km 150 km 200 km 250 km

200 m Start Course profile - Men Junior Road Race Finish RICHMOND HARROGATE

77 km 78 km 79 km 80 km 81 km 82 km 83 km 84 km 85 km 86 km 87 km 500 m Kidstones Bank Summerscales 2019 ROAD WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS Entry to circuit 250 m YORKSHIRE Climb profile - Men Under 23 Road Race - Greenhow180 m 180 m 180 m GREAT BRITAIN Selected : 111.3 – 115.3 km Distance : 4 km Elevation gain : 272 m Elevation loss : 0 m Average grade : 7.2% Max grade : 9.0% 10 km 20 km 30 km 40 km 50 km 60 km 70 km 80 km 90 km 100 km 110 km 120 km 130 km 140 km

600 m Start Course profile - Men Under 23 Road Race Finish DAY400 m DONCASTER 8: SATURDAY Women Elite Road Race HARROGATE 450 m 200 m Greenhow 28200 m SEPTEMBER 402 m 375 m The peloton will roll out to the north of Bradford and sample the 109 km 110 km 111 km 112 km 113 km 114 km 115 km 116 km 117 km 118 km Bradford300 m to Harrogate delights of Shipley and Otley before the first categorised ascent 225 m comes on Norwood Edge . This winding ramp might distance

149.4km (92 .8miles) Pateley Bridge Entry to circuit route150 m plus 3 circuits Climb profilesome - Men of theElite weaker Road Race climbers - Buttertubs who will look to restore parity as Ripon Sherburn in Elmet Snaith Boroughbridge 75 m Selected : 90.5 - 96.2 km Distance : 5.7 km Tadcaster Elevationthe gain :race 255 m continuesElevation loss :to 3 m Pateley Average Bridge grade : 5.2% and upMax the grade Nidderdale : 11.6%

1 m 1 m valley . The climb of Lofthouse is awaiting them there and we Blubberhouses 25 km 50 km may75 km well see 100the km frontrunners125 km coming to150 the km fore before175 km they 600 m

400 m crest the summit and descend into Masham . A flat section Start Course profile - Women EIite ITT Finish RIPON before Ripon precedes the undulating approach intoHARROGATE Harrogate 88 km 89 km 90 km 91 km 92 km 93 km 94 km 95 km 96 km 97 km 98 km 161 m and two laps of161 mthe circuit (see page 26 for more details) will

prove a real war of attritionClapham Green before the new world champion is crowned on Parliament Street . Wormald Green Wormald Climb profile - Men Elite Road Race - Cray

100 m Hampsthwaite

Selected : 58.1 – 62 km Distance : 3.9 km Elevation gain : 187 m Elevation loss : 0 m Average grade : 4.3% Max grade : 9.1%

50 m 400 m Women27 m Elite Road Race Profiles ����������������������������������������������������������������� 300 m 300 m 5 km 10 km 15 km 20 km 25 km 30 km

200 m 58 km 59 km 60 km 61 km 62 km 63 km Start Course profile - Women EIite Road Race Finish BRADFORD HARROGATE 57 Lofthouse 450 m 426 m 375 m Climb profile - Men Elite Road Race - Grinton Moor Norwood Edge

300 m Selected : 116 – 120 km Distance : 4 km Elevation gain : 213 m Elevation loss : 0 m Average grade : 5.3% Max grade : 8.9% 225 m Entry to circuit Pateley Bridge Birstwith Summer Bridge Masham 150600 m m Otley North Stainley Ripon

75400 m m 31 m 200 m 25 km 50 km 75 km 100 km 125 km 116 km 117 km 118 km 119 km 120 km

Start Course profile - Women Junior Road Race Finish DONCASTER HARROGATE Climb profile - Women Elite Road Race - Norwood Edge 125 m 100 m Selected : 13.2 – 15.1 km Distance : 1.9 km Elevation gain : 166 m Elevation loss : 0 m Average grade : 7.2% Max grade : 10.8% 300 m

75 m Wetherby 250 m 250 m Spofforth

50200 m m Monk Fryston Sherburn in Elmet Eggborough Tadcaster Snaith 150 m Hatfield

150 m Thorne 25 m 100 m 13 km 1 m 13.5 km 14 km 14.5 km 15 km 25 km 50 km 75 km

Climb profile - Women Elite Road Race - Lofthouse

Selected : 43 – 46 km Distance : 3 km Elevation gain : 243 m Elevation loss : 0 m Average grade : 4.3% Max grade : 13% Start Course profile - Team Time Trial Mixed Relay Finish HARROGATE HARROGATE 500 m 180 m 180 m 400 m 300 m 150300 m m 200 m

200 m Relay Zone

42.5km 43 km 43.5 km 44 km 44.5 km 45 km 45.5 km 46 km 46.5 km 125 m

97 m 97 m

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Start Course profile - Men Junior ITT Finish HARROGATE HARROGATE 180 m 180 m

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95 m 2 km 4 km 6 km 8 km 10 km 12 km SUNDAY 29 SEPTEMBER 2019 • MEN ELITE ROAD RACE DAY 9 Leeds > Harrogate

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a Marske l e Reeth 100 km Healaugh Brompton on Swale A167 Gunnerside Bolton on Swale Thwaite B6270 716 Grinton B6270 Catterick Garrison B6270 120 km Catterick Great Strands Low Row Shunner Fell Scotton Langton

Grinton Moor S Kirkby w Buttertubs a Barden Fleetharn le Moor Northallerton Castle A6108 Hunton Soruton Bolton A684 Simonstone Askrigg Constable Patrick 51 Morton 80 km Leyburn Burton Brompton A684 Little Crakehall on Swale A684 Akebar A167 Hawes A684 Ure Wensley Leeming Bainbridge A684 Aysgarth A684 A684 Bar North Worton Aiskew Otterington West Witton Middleham Bedale South Thoralby Otterington Marsett West Burton Stalling B6160 East Busk Melmerby Witton Newbiggin Thornton Burneston Carlton Jervaulx Yorkshire Dales Watlass Carthorpe Pickhill National Park in Coverdale A6108 A1(M) Middle 140 km Tongue Kidstones Well Ainderby 643 Walden Head Horsehouse Healey Kirklington Quernhow A61

Cray 544 Masham A6108 60 km Masham Moor Leighton Yockenthwaite West Tanfield Skipton Cray on Swale

Buckden S NORTH YORKSHIRE w Foxup N Wath a Halton Gill idd Grewelthorpe North Stainley le B6160 A59 50 694 Starbotton B6161 Kirkby Malzeard A61 A6108 Wharfe Circuit Lofthouse Entrance A61 Ripon Rd Kent Rd 49 Kettlewell A61 Oaker Bank Penny Crescent Arncliffe Pot Ln Swan Rd Rough Rd Ramsgill Rd 200 km Winksley Ripon Hereford Rd Cornwall ll Gouthwaite e lap2 Rd k

lap4 Reservoir S 58 Valley 160 km Gardens Harrogate Risplith 240 km Cornwall Fountains Kilnsey Rd West Park Abbey Pot Bank HeathfieldHarlow B6160 Moor Rd Harlow 260 km Grimwith Cardale Moor Dr A61 B6161 Woodland Pateley Bridge B6162 lap6 Bishop Reservoir Markington Monkton 545 x7 laps Wilsill

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Grassington R Kirkby Fell Threshfield h B6161 s

Greenhow A Bishop Thornton South Malham B6265 l lap1 Summer Bridge a Stainley Hill B6162 Otley Rd n 180 km n a Bedlam Burnsall P Burnt Yates Kirkby Malham 40 km Dacre Clint Cracoe Beckwithshaw N Ripley A6065 Appletreewick Lad i Birstwith y L dd n Ashville Airton Hetton College 200 m A61 Rylstone Thruscross Hampsthwaite Killinghall Y e w Knaresborough

B6265 Barden T r

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h e A59 a Flasby w Ln A65 Blubberhouses HARROGATEA59 Coniston Bolton Cold Gargrave A65 Embsay Abbey A682 180 km B6162 A59 A661 Timble x7 laps A658 Beamsley A61 A59 A65 Skipton 20 km Spofforth A59 Carleton W North Addingham h Rigton Bolton Low Bradley arfe Thornton Askwith A61 by Bowland A65 in Craven A629 A658 Farnhill Ilkley W Earby Silsden harfe Barnoldswick Burley in Otley Pool in A56 Lothersdale Cross Hills Wharfedale Wharfedale A660 East Keswick A682 Glusburn WEST Arthington Steeton A629 Aire Harewood Cowling East Rigton LANCASHIRE Sutton Riddlesden Bramhope A65 A658 Foulridge in Craven A660 A61 A58 Morton Yeadon Blacko A6088 Colne Baildon Keighley A650 Thorner Barrowford 14 Charlestown Leeds and Bradford Oakworth Bingley A658 13 700 m Nelson Trawden Int. Airport A6088 A657 Horsforth A6120 Moortown 650 m Haworth Cross Roads 12 600 m Shipley A64 M65 550 m Boulsworth Stanbury Hill Scholes Brierfield500 m Cullingworth A6120 A682 450 m 517 Farsley 400 m Oxenhope A64 350 m Denholme Armley LEEDS A6120 300 m A6177 Bradford 46 Burnley250 m YORKSHIRE Wortley A6177 3 A6114 200 m 2 Cross A629 Mereclough150 m A6033A6088 Queensbury 1 5 Green 45 M1 100 m A650 Aire M621 7 50 m 2.5 km A6036 M606 Drighlington 44 0 m Climb profile - Men Junior Road Race - Kidstones Bank

Selected : 40.1 – 44 km Distance : 3.9 km Elevation gain : 235 m Elevation loss : 1 m Average grade : 4.3% Max grade : 11.3%

500 m

400 m

300 m 2019 ROAD 200 m WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS Start Course profile - HARROGATE Circuit Finish HARROGATE39 km 40 km 41 km 42 km 43 km 44 km 45 km HARROGATE46 km 180 m YORKSHIRE Climb profile - Men Junior Road Race - Kidstones BankGREAT BRITAIN

150 m Selected : 40.1 – 44 km DistanceClimb : 3.9 km profile Elevation - gainMen : 235 Junior m Elevation Road loss Race : 1 m - SummerscalesAverage grade : 4.3% Max grade : 11.3% 500 m Selected : 79.2 – 85.6 km Distance : 6.4 km Elevation gain : 201 m Elevation loss : 0 m Average grade : 3.9% Max grade : 5.2% DAY125400 m m 9: SUNDAY Men Elite Road Race 400300 m 29200 m SEPTEMBER Riders will wind their way95 m into the Yorkshire Dales before a trio of 2 km 4 km 6 km 8 km 10 km 12 km Leeds200 m to39 Harrogate km 40 km 41significant km 42 climbs km come43 kmone after another44 km . Splits45 could km well emerge46 km

77Start km 78 km 79 km 80 km if theCourse81 pacekm profile is 82pushed km - Men at83 Elite kmthe head ITT84 km of the peloton85 km . A86 battle km to87 regain kmFinish 280kmNORTHALLERTON (174 miles) HARROGATE contact should then develop176 on m the fast approach to Harrogate . route plus 7 circuits Climb profile - Men Junior Road Race - Summerscales 150 m Climb profileSeven - Men laps Junior of the Road tough Race and - Kidstonestechnical HarrogateBank circuit (see page Selected : 79.2 – 85.6 km Distance : 6.4 km Elevation gain : 201 m Elevation loss : 0 m Average grade : 3.9% Max grade : 5.2%

Climb profile26 for - Men moreMasham Under details) 23 Roadwill ensure Race - onlyGreenhow the strongest survive for a Selected : 40.1 – 44 km Distance : 3.9 km Elevation gain : 235 m Elevation loss : 1 m Average gradeRisplith : 4.3% Max grade : 11.3% 100 m

400 m Selected : 111.3 – 115.3 km Distance : 4 km Elevation20 km gain : 272 m Elevation loss : 0 m Average grade : 7.2% Max grade : 9.0%

500 m chance to claim theGrewelthorpe iconic rainbow jersey . Bedale Ainderby Steeple Ainderby 400 m Bar Leeming 20050 m m 600300 mm Ripley

400 m Killinghall 200 Men m Elite26 m Road Race Profiles 77 km 78 km 79 km 80 km 81 km 82 km �������������������������������������������������������������������������83 km 84 km 85 km 86 km 87 km 7,5 km 15 km 22,5 km 30 km 37,5 km 45 km 52,5 km 200 m 39 km 40 km 41 km 42 km 43 km 44 km 45 km 46 km 109 km 110 km 111 km 112 km 113 km 114 km 115 km 116 km 117 km 118 km Start Course profile - Men Elite Road Race Finish LEEDS HARROGATE Climb profile - Men Under 23 Road Race - Greenhow Climb profileButtertubs - Men Junior Road Race - Summerscales 500 m Selected : 111.3 – 115.3 km Distance : 4 km 526Elevation m gain : 272 m Elevation loss : 0 m Average grade : 7.2% Max grade : 9.0% KidstonesClimb profile - Men Elite Road Race - Buttertubs Selected : 79.2 – 85.6 km Distance : 6.4 km Elevation gain : 201 m Elevation loss : 0 m Average grade : 3.9% Max grade : 5.2% Grinton Moor 400 m Selected : 90.5 - 96.2 km Distance : 5.7 km Elevation gain : 255 m Elevation loss : 3 m Average grade : 5.2% Max grade : 11.6% 600 m

400 m Aysgarth

300 m Leyburn Threshfield 400 m Entry to circuit Skipton 200600200 m m Ilkley

200 m Masham Ripley

100400 m m109 km 110 km 111 km 112 km 113 km 114 km Ripon 115 km 116 km 117 km 118 km 77 km 78 km 79 km 80 km 81 km 82 km 83 km 84 km 85 km 86 km 87 km 59 28 m 88 km 89 km 90 km 91 km Gunnerside 92 km 93 km 94 km 95 km 96 km 97 km 98 km 50 km 100 km 150 km 200 km 250 km Climb profile - Men Elite Road Race - Buttertubs Climb profile - Men Under 23 Road Race - Greenhow SelectedStart : 90.5 - 96.2 km Distance : 5.7 km CourseElevation gain profile : 255 m - MenElevation Junior loss : 3 m Road Average Race grade : 5.2% Max grade : 11.6% Finish RICHMOND Climb profile - Men Elite Road Race - Cray HARROGATE Selected : 111.3 – 115.3 km Distance : 4 km Elevation gain : 272 m Elevation loss : 0 m Average grade : 7.2% Max grade : 9.0% Selected : 58.1 – 62 km Distance : 3.9 km Elevation gain : 187 m Elevation loss : 0 m Average grade : 4.3% Max grade : 9.1% 500 m Kidstones Bank Summerscales 600 m 600 m 400 m Entry to circuit 250400400 m mm 180 m 180 m 180 m 300 m 200 m 88 km 89 km 90 km 91 km 92 km 93 km 94 km 95 km 96 km 97 km 98 km 200 m109 km 10 km110 km20 km 30111 km km 40 km112 km50 km 11360 km km 70 114km km 80 km 11590 km km 100116 km km 110 km117 km120 km 118130 km km 140 km 58 km 59 km 60 km 61 km 62 km 63 km

Start ClimbCourse profile profile - Men- Men Elite Under Road 23 Race Road - Cray Race Finish DONCASTER HARROGATE 450 m Climb profile - Men Elite Road Race - Buttertubs Selected : 58.1 – 62 km Distance : 3.9 km Elevation gain : 187 m Elevation loss : 0 m AverageGreenhow grade : 4.3% Max grade : 9.1% Climb profile - Men Elite Road Race - Grinton402 m Moor 375 m Selected : 90.5 - 96.2 km Distance : 5.7 km Elevation gain : 255 m Elevation loss : 3 m Average grade : 5.2% Max grade : 11.6% 400 m Selected : 116 – 120 km Distance : 4 km Elevation gain : 213 m Elevation loss : 0 m Average grade : 5.3% Max grade : 8.9% 300 m

225300600 m mm

600 m Pateley Bridge Entry to circuit 150200400 m mm 400 m

58 km 59 km 60 km Ripon 61 km 62 km 63 km Sherburn in Elmet Snaith Boroughbridge 75 m Tadcaster 200 m 88 km 89 km 90 km 91 km 92 km 93 km 94 km 95 km 96 km 97 km 98 km

1 m 116 km 1 m 117 km 118 km 119 km 120 km Blubberhouses 25 km 50 km 75 km 100 km 125 km 150 km 175 km Climb profile - Men Elite Road Race - Grinton Moor Climb profile - Men Elite Road Race - Cray SelectedStart : 116 – 120 km DistanceClimb : 4 km profile ElevationCourse - Women gain : 213 profile m EliteElevation - WomenRoad loss Race: 0 m EIite - Norwood ITTAverage grade Edge : 5.3% Max grade : 8.9% Finish SelectedRIPON : 58.1 – 62 km Distance : 3.9 km Elevation gain : 187 m Elevation loss : 0 m Average grade : 4.3% Max grade : 9.1%HARROGATE 161 m Selected : 13.2 – 15.1 km Distance : 1.9 km Elevation gain : 166 m Elevation161 m loss : 0 m Average grade : 7.2% Max grade : 10.8% 300600400 mm Clapham Green 250400 m 300 m 200 m 200 m Green Wormald

100 m Hampsthwaite 150200 mm 116 km 117 km 118 km 119 km 120 km 100 m 58 km 59 km 60 km 61 km 62 km 63 km 50 m 13 km 13.5 km 14 km 14.5 km 15 km

27 m Climb profile - Women Elite Road Race - Norwood Edge 5 km Climb 10profile km - Men Elite15 kmRoad Race - Grinton20 km Moor 25 km 30 km Selected : 13.2 – 15.1 km DistanceClimb : 1.9 km profileElevation gain - Women : 166 m EliteElevation Road loss : 0 m Race - AverageLofthouse grade : 7.2% Max grade : 10.8% 300 m Selected : 116 – 120 km Distance : 4 km Elevation gain : 213 m Elevation loss : 0 m Average grade : 5.3% Max grade : 8.9% Course profile - Women EIite Road Race 250 m SelectedStart : 43 – 46 km Distance : 3 km Elevation gain : 243 m Elevation loss : 0 m Average grade : 4.3% Max grade : 13% Finish BRADFORD HARROGATE 200 m 450500600 m mm Lofthouse 150 m 426 m 400400 mm 375100 mm 300 m Norwood Edge 300200 m m 13 km 13.5 km 14 km 14.5 km 15 km 200 m 116 km 117 km 118 km 119 km 120 km 225 m Entry to circuit Pateley Bridge

42.5km 43 km 43.5 km 44 km 44.5 km 45 kmBirstwith 45.5 km 46 km 46.5 km Summer Bridge Masham

150 m Otley North Stainley Climb profile - Women EliteRipon Road Race - Lofthouse 75 m Climb profile - Women Elite Road Race - Norwood Edge Selected : 43 – 46 km Distance : 3 km Elevation gain : 243 m Elevation31 mloss : 0 m Average grade : 4.3% Max grade : 13% Selected : 13.2 – 15.1 km25 km Distance : 1.9 km 50Elevation km gain : 166 m Elevation75 km loss : 0 m Average100 km grade : 7.2% Max 125grade km : 10.8% 500300 mm 400250 mm Start Course profile - Women Junior Road Race Finish 300200 mm DONCASTER HARROGATE 200150 mm 125 m

100100 mm 42.5km 43 km 43.5 km 44 km 44.5 km 45 km 45.5 km 46 km 46.5 km 13 km 13.5 km 14 km 14.5 km 15 km

75 m Wetherby Spofforth 50 m Monk Fryston Sherburn in Elmet Eggborough Tadcaster Snaith Hatfield 25 m Thorne Climb profile - Women Elite Road Race - Lofthouse

Selected : 43 – 46 km Distance : 3 km Elevation gain : 243 m Elevation loss : 0 m Average grade : 4.3% Max grade : 13% 1 m 25 km 50 km 75 km 500 m 400 m 300 m 200 m

Start 42.5km 43 km 43.5Course km profile44 km - Team44.5 Time km Trial Mixed45 km Relay45.5 km 46 km 46.5Finish km HARROGATE HARROGATE 180 m 180 m

150 m Relay Zone

125 m

97 m 97 m

5 km 10 km 15 km 20 km 25 km

Start Course profile - Men Junior ITT Finish HARROGATE HARROGATE 180 m 180 m

150 m

125 m

97 m 97 m

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Start Course profile - Women Junior ITT Finish HARROGATE HARROGATE 180 m

150 m

125 m

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