The sixth annual Tour de Yorkshire would have been taking place in the next few weeks.
But organisers made the decision, back in November, to cancel for the second year in a row due to the uncertainty of coronavirus restrictions.
The road cycling race, which first took place in May 2015, arose as a legacy event following the success of the visit of the 2014 Tour de France to the county. The Tour de Yorkshire - promoted by the Amaury Sport Organisation (ASO) - should have become part of the new UCI ProSeries in 2020.
Here we take a look back at all the action from the first five events.
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290416 Carole Ratcliffe Receptionist at Samanatha Parker Opticians in Knaresborough getting the window display ready as the town gears up for the arrival of stage one of the Tour De Yorkshire (GL1009/86f)

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3 May 2015....... Harrogate town cryer Simon Shaw ready for the riders on the Tour de Yorkshire on the Cow and Calf in Ilkley on Stage 3. TJ100823q Picture by Tony Johnson

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290416 A team Sky rider at the head of the peleton makes its way down Knaresborough High Street in the rain on Stage Oner of the Tour de Yorkshire yesterday(fri)(GL12009/87f)

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290416 Young spectators wave their flags on Knaresborough High Street for Stage One of the Tour de Yorkshire yesterday(fri)(GL12009/87i)


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3 May 2015....... Harrogate town cryer Simon Shaw ready for the riders on the Tour de Yorkshire on the Cow and Calf in Ilkley on Stage 3. TJ100823q Picture by Tony Johnson

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290416 A team Sky rider at the head of the peleton makes its way down Knaresborough High Street in the rain on Stage Oner of the Tour de Yorkshire yesterday(fri)(GL12009/87f)

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290416 Young spectators wave their flags on Knaresborough High Street for Stage One of the Tour de Yorkshire yesterday(fri)(GL12009/87i)

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NADV 1704235AM4 Pateley Bridge prepares ro Welcome The Tour de Yorkshire. (1704235AM4)