Hundreds of people have been lining the streets of Hull tonight to witness some of Britain's most talented cyclists.
In one of the highlights of the cycling calendar, the British Cycling National Circuit Race Championships were held through the winding thoroughfares of the city centre.
Spectators witnessed the best of British cycling battling it out on the 1.1km course, for the chance to wear the iconic red, white and blue national champions' jerseys for the next year.
Spectators saw the best of British cycling battling it out on the 1.1km city course for the chance to wear the iconic red, white and blue national champions' jerseys for the next year.
The women's race was won by Scot Eileen Roe while in the men's the title was clinched by Adam Blythe.
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Christian and Bella Buhlmann, of Beverley Road, came down to watch the race with Bella's children Ryan and Billy Dalziel. Mr Buhlmann, 27, said: "We have seen the Tour de France on television and decided to come down and watch the racing. "It is good to have something like this in Hull. I think events like this are the way forward." Hull City Council's portfolio holder for leisure and culture Terry Geraghty helped bring the cycling event to Hull. He said: "I am very pleased with how it has gone. We have had a decent crowd despite the fact it is mid week. "I spoke to the winners of the women's race and they said it was the best course they have ridden on."