Spectator Information
TOP TIPS FOR SPECTATORS
- Check before you travel! Take note of the route, road closures and ETAs that may be affecting you
- Grab a safe spectator spot early and enjoy the build-up to the Peloton arriving
- If you can’t get to a start or finish location, check out where your nearest Sprints or ŠKODA King of the Mountains climbs points are along the route
- Do not obstruct the riders in any way. Keep children and animals back from the roadside
- The whole stage is live on TV. ITV4 will be showing flag-to-flag live coverage of the entire stage plus a nightly highlights programme at 20:00, bringing you all the best
- bits of the day’s action
- Keep up to date with the latest news and action:
https://www.tourofbritain.co.uk Twitter @tourofbritain #TourofBritain
Twitter @CornwallToB - We want you and the riders to have an unforgettable Tour experience, so soak up the atmosphere and make some noise!
On each stage of the Tour of Britain, road closures and parking restrictions are put in place to minimise any dangers to professional athletes and communities along the route.
For the majority of the route, a rolling road closure will be in place, meaning the roads will only be closed temporarily, usually between 15 – 40 minutes ahead of the race passing through. Please view the Tour of Britain video above showing how the road closures work.
However, in the start and finish locations (Penzance and Bodmin) there will be road closures and on-street parking restrictions. Further information is available here.
