OS Maps, part of Ordnance Survey, the national mapping agency for Great Britain, has been announced as the Official Digital Mapping Partner to the Lloyds Tour of Britain – the UK’s largest free-to-spectate sporting event.
The partnership began with the Lloyds Tour of Britain Women, which started on Thursday, June 5, 2025, in Dalby Forest, North Yorkshire, and will continue through to the Lloyds Tour of Britain Men, scheduled for September 2–7, 2025.
As part of the collaboration, OS Maps is providing printed spectator maps for each stage of the races, highlighting key viewing points, local routes, and general event information. Each stage winner from both the women’s and men’s races will also receive a framed map of their respective stage during podium ceremonies.
Darren Henry, Chief Commercial Officer at British Cycling, said “We are delighted to welcome another prestigious and well recognised brand such as OS Maps to the Lloyds Tour of Britain family.
“We look forward to working with the team at OS Maps through the partnership to deepen our engagement with fans coming to the races, and provide them with more information about the stage routes, the ways that they can make the most of their day spectating, and suggested rides in and around our venues.”
Nick Giles OBE, Managing Director at OS Maps, added “We’ve produced these maps for each stage across both tours. Not only do they double up as a keepsake or souvenir, we’ve also designed them so spectators can use them to make the most of the day and explore the area every stage route takes.
“We want Tour of Britain fans to get outdoors and enjoy each day in a safe and accessible way – and these maps do exactly that.”
The Lloyds Tour of Britain Women ran from June 5–8, with stages in North Yorkshire, the Tees Valley, the Scottish Borders, and Glasgow. The final day featured the Lloyds Tour of Britain Family Cycling Festival, which gave cyclists the chance to ride on the same closed-road circuit used in the race.
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