The 2014 Tour de France kicks off in Leeds on Saturday, July 5, for the first of three stages hosted by Great Britain.
Approximate race timings have been released by the Tour organiser, showing when the peloton will reach certain points along its route and giving spectators a chance to plan their day.
Tour de France 2014, stage one: Leeds to Harrogate, 190.5km
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