Tour de Yorkshire (2.1)

Winners, podium, distance, average speed

The Tour de Yorkshire is a three-day (as of 2019) stage race held in Yorkshire County in northern England.

2015 was the race's first edition, held in early May. It is run by the Amaury Sport Organization (ASO), the promoters of some of the world's most important races, including the Tour de De France, Vuelta a España, Paris-Nice and Paris-Roubaix, among other races.

The Tour de Yorkshire was the result of the successful visit of the Tour de France to Yorkshire in 2014. That edition's first two stages were held in Yorkshire and were very successful.

The Tour de Yorkshire is part of the UCI Europe Tour.

Year	1st Place	2nd Place	3rd Place	Distance	Average Speed km/hr
2015	Lars Petter Nordhaug 12hr 47min 56sec	Samuel Sanchez @ 11sec	Thomas Voeckler @ s.t.	515 km	40.238
2016	Thomas Voeckler 13hr 5min 16sec	Nicolas Roche @ 6sec	Anthony Turgis @ 16sec	521.5 km	39.846
2017	Serge Pauwels 11hr 53min 4sec	Omar Fraile @ 6sec	Jonathan Hivert @ 7sec	491 km	41.315 km/hr
2018	Greg van Avermaet 16hr 38min 0sec	Eduard Prades @ 9sec	Serge Pauwels @ 14sec	701.5 km	42.174 km/hr
2019	Christopher Lawless 15hr 18min 12sec	Greg Van Avermaet @ 2sec	Edward Dunbar @ 11sec	620.7 km	40.560 km/hr
2020	Race cancelled because of Covid-19 pandemic
2021	Race cancelled because of Covid-19 pandemic
2022	Race cancelled because of Covid-19, financial challenges & other uncertainties