Competitors will be riding through our region on September 9th and 10th for the Tour of Britain.
During Stage 4 athletes will pass through Wooler, Alnwick and Warkworth before finishing the leg at Blyth. For Stage 5 riders start from Prudhoe and travel west, leaving the county through Hadrian's Wall towards the finish in Hartside Fell, Cumbria.
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Route plans for the prestigious Aviva Tour of Britain cycle race have been announced this morning, including details of two Northumberland stages.
On Stage Four of the tour, the race will start in Scotland and then enter Northumberland heading along a route from Ford to Wooler and Alnwick, before continuing down the Northumberland coastline to finish the leg in Blyth.
The tour re-starts the following morning from Prudhoe with Stage Five, where the race will include a sprint that will take place in Hexham and then a route from Haydon Bridge to Hadrian's Wall.
The race will then head across the Pennines into Cumbria.
The eight-stage race runs from 6-13 September with the Northumberland stages taking place on Wednesday 9 and Thursday 10 September.
Some of the world's top cyclists are expected to turn up to compete.
Last year Sir Bradley Wiggins and Mark Cavendish were both in the 120-rider starting line-up.
The Tour will be broadcast in over 166 countries, including live coverage on the ITV network, and will raise the profile of the county to an international audience.
ITV will screen three-hours of live coverage of every stage, starting on ITV for the opening Wales stage before reverting to ITV4 for Stages Two to Eight.
ITV4 will also screen a one-hour highlights programme each evening during the race.
The Tour of Britain has continued to captivate the crowds as it winds its way through our region again. Click here to see today's pictures.
Competitors will be riding through our region again for the Tour of Britain. See our guide for full details on how to get the best view.
Mark Cavendish helped Etixx-QuickStep team-mate Fernando Gaviria to victory on stage four of the competition.