
ore than
one million cycling fans are lining the streets of Yorkshire for the
historic opening stage of the Tour de France, which has been officially
started by the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Prince Harry.
For
just the second time in history, the race started in Britain with the
198 riders lining up in the centre of Leeds for the Grand Depart.
The
city was packed with spectators for the opening stage, which sees the
cyclists embark on a 120 mile route through the Yorkshire Dales to the
spa town of Harrogate.
Prince William, Kate and Harry were at the
starting line at Harewood House in Leeds to officially start this year's
Tour de France
The Duchess of Cambridge was given the honour of
cutting the ribbon, which symbolises that the Tour de France is...