The eight-stage Tour of Britain finishes on the Isle of Wight on Sunday and scores of people are expected to line the verges, excited to watch the competitors go past.
UPDATE: Following the death of The Queen, this event has now been cancelled
Be warned! Road closures and diversions mean you will have to plan ahead and you may need to be prepared to be at your chosen spot for a while - until the roads reopen again.
The 150km route takes in much of the Island, so there will be a vantage point near you.
There is also live tv coverage, if you are unable to get out and see it in person.
How to watch the Isle of Wight Tour of Britain stage on tv
ITV4 is screening live daily coverage of the race.
On Sunday, September 11, that starts 10.45am.
There is also a highlights show, from 9pm.
Watch the Tour of Britain live on ITV4, or on catch-up, online HERE, or grab the remote and switch on the telly, for large screen viewing from your sofa.
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How to watch the Isle of Wight Tour of Britain live from the roadside
Across the eight stages - from Scotland to the Isle of Wight - over one million spectators are expected to turn out to see the elite racers.
If you want to be among them, there are vantage points across the Island, but diversions and road closures mean it might be tricky to get to your favourite spot and you might not be able to leave immediately afterwards.
Here's the route in full. The race starts in Ryde at 11am and will finish above Alum Bay and The Needles, at the New Battery.
A shuttle bus service is running from Yarmouth bus station (next to the Wightlink terminal) to The Needles, every ten minutes. Donations to Mountbatten will be collected, though the bus is free to use.
Red Funnel is hosting a big-screen at its free Fanzone, in the grounds of Northwood House, from 10.30am until 7:30pm on Sunday, September 11.
The National Trust says its Military Road car parks will be open at Brook, Compton, Compton Chine and Freshwater (charges apply).
To celebrate @TourofBritain the Old Battery will be open for free on 11 Sept (10.30am-5pm). There'll be refreshments and toilets but our exhibits will be closed. Please walk or come by bicycle though, as the road will be closed and there won't be any accessible parking available. pic.twitter.com/28wR13rRRw
— NT Needles Battery (@needlesbattery) September 7, 2022
Parking on the verges is not allowed.
The Trust's Needles Old Battery will be open on the day (10.30am-5pm), however the New Battery (where the race is due to finish at around 2pm) will be closed.
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