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| Thousands of people lined the route of Stage 4 from Worcester to Bristol, here along Harp Hill the crowd were joined by local school classes to cheer along the 2014 Tour of Britain. |
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| Rolling road closures using Police bikes were used as part of the logistics to deliver this race. |
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| The leaders of the Tour of Britain round the curve onto Harp Hill. |
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| The following Peleton round the curve onto Harp Hill. |
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| The Peleton runs wide onto Harp Hill. |
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| Sir Bradley Wiggins' success is a large reason for the rising popularity in British Cycling, Winner of the Tour de France & many Olympic medals I did hope for a better shot of him but here is Team Sky's 'Wiggo' turning onto Harp Hill.
A number of riders ran wide due to the large size of the Peleton filtering into this sharp curve as seen in my iPhone video.
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| The crowds do not filter out as the Peleton heads up Harp Hill. |
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| In hot pursuit of the Peleton are the support vehicles including the Great British team as well Team Sky. |
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| Sir Dave Brailsford's Team Sky support vehicle turns onto Harp Hill. |
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| On the walk back home I passed the site of Banksy's Phonebox artwork, which has been boarded up since my last visit due to vandalism, which has also been attacked. |