We noticed a lot of you are desperate for a Yorkshire cycling jersey so we've come to the rescue and done what we do best - design a cycle jersey!!  If you're doing the Maserati tour de Yorkshire ride at the end of the month, there's still time to get one from our website.

The 3rd edition of this famous Tour de Yorkshire will commence in just 10 days! Accumulating a total of 304 miles over 3 stages (1 a day) and this year, riders get to experience all 4 corners of the county - including previous Tour de France routes.  With teams and riders announced, you can expect a spectating audience of approximately 2 million people.

Here's how it works:

Stage 1: 173 km, 3 climbs and 2 sprints

Beginning at Bridlington Spa, riders will head to Poklington for the first of the stages intense sprint.  And if that wasn't hard enough, it's straight into the first 2 King of the Mountain climbs (Cote de Garrowby Hill & Cote de Goathland), before a 'leisurely' coastal pedal to recuperate the legs before 1 more wee climb, into the final sprint into Scarborough for the legendary finish along the North Bay.

Stage 2: 122.5km, 1 climb and 2 sprints

Slightly less gruelling than stage 1, but don't let your guard down!  Men and women will face the exact same stage - starting in Tadcaster.  The first sprint is up for grabs at Knaresborough.  The only climb of the stage takes place on Cote de Lofthouse, leading to Ripon for the last stage sprint; which leads to Harrogate (Parliament Street), where all the action will happen.

Stage 3: 194.5km, 8 climns and 2 sprints.

Aw mann, this hurts to read, never mind tackling it!  The start line briefly joins the 2014 Tour de France route at Burley -in -Wharfedale before heading into the famous Yorkshire Dales. The first of 8 climbs begins in the town of Skipton, second on the cobbled terrain up Haworth's main street - leading to climbs 3 and 4 taking them to Cote de Shibden Wall.  This will certainly crack the initial foundation of the rider peloton, so there's one last sprint before a torturous 22km of constant climbs - eventually finishing at Fox Valley.