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7:57 pm, Mon 10 Sep 2012 Tour Of Britain

World champion cyclists race through region

Cycling stars Mark Cavendish and Bradley Wiggins race through the region

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4:48 pm, Mon 10 Sep 2012 Tour Of Britain

Tour of Britain: viewer pictures

Children practiced their cheers on the police advance riders Credit: Ian Cooper

The leading group are welcomed into the village. Credit: Ian Cooper

The main group, with Bradley Wiggins and Mark Cavendish towards the front, are cheered on. Credit: Ian Cooper

Bradley Wiggins (left side of photo - black Sky top), Mark Cavendish (right side of photo - white Sky top). Credit: Ian Cooper

Leigh Howard takes win from Mark Cavendish

Win for Orica Greenedge as Leigh Howard takes the win from Mark Cavendish Credit: ITV

Bradley Wiggins emerging from a tunnel earlier in the race

2:25 pm, Mon 10 Sep 2012 Tour Of Britain

The Tour of Britain cycling race

Thousands of people lined the streets of Nottingham today as the second stage of the Tour of Britain started at the castle.

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1:35 pm, Mon 10 Sep 2012 Tour Of Britain

Carl Froch on why cycling is such a big part of his training

Nottingham boxer Carl Froch was at the start line of Tour of Britain this morning cheering the cyclists on.

He explained why he is so passionate about cycling and how it has become a major part of his training.

1:28 pm, Mon 10 Sep 2012 Tour Of Britain

Dave Brailsford: a privilege to be part of the Summer of Sport

Dave Brailsford was at the starting line in Nottingham today for the second leg of the Tour of Britain.

The Director of British Cycling and General Manager of Team Sky said it has been a joy to be part of the summer of sport.

Bradley Wiggins: getting on with the day job

Olympic champion Bradley Wiggins says he is getting on with his day job, when asked if he was disappointed to be missing the parade in London today.

The gold medallist said "we've got our own parade to do this week so, you know, this is our day job."

The Tour de France champion fell off of his bike on Sunday, along with teammate Mark Cavendish on the final leg of the 120-kilometre course at the Royal Norfolk Showground.

Wiggins said he was "fine" following the crash and the team would be looking to keep hold of the yellow jersey claimed by fellow Team Sky racer Luke Rowe.

Today he joined the second leg of the Tour of Britain.