Rossella Ratto, Women's Tour 2014 stage two
The second edition of the Aviva Women's Tour takes place from Wednesday, June 17, to Sunday, June 21. Daily television highlights will be broadcast on ITV4 each evening of the five-stage race.
Each ITV4 programme will feature an hour of race highlights, interviews2 and background information presented by Ned Boulting with last year's winner Marianne Vos providing insight.
ITV4 coverage
British Eurosport coverage
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