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THIS year's Tour of Britain cycle race generated almost £6million for the South West economy, with almost a quarter of a million people turning out to see the two stages in the region, according to Devon and Somerset County Councils.

THIS year's Tour of Britain cycle race generated almost £6million for the South West economy, with almost a quarter of a million people turning out to see the two stages in the region, according to Devon and Somerset County Councils.

THIS year's Tour of Britain cycle race generated almost £6million for the South West economy, with almost a quarter of a million people turning out to see the two stages in the region, according to Devon and Somerset County Councils.

THIS year's Tour of Britain cycle race generated almost £6million for the South West economy, with almost a quarter of a million people turning out to see the two stages in the region, according to Devon and Somerset County Councils.

THIS year's Tour of Britain cycle race generated almost £6million for the South West economy, with almost a quarter of a million people turning out to see the two stages in the region, according to Devon and Somerset County Councils.

THIS year's Tour of Britain cycle race generated almost £6million for the South West economy, with almost a quarter of a million people turning out to see the two stages in the region, according to Devon and Somerset County Councils.

THIS year's Tour of Britain cycle race generated almost £6million for the South West economy, with almost a quarter of a million people turning out to see the two stages in the region, according to Devon and Somerset County Councils.

THIS year's Tour of Britain cycle race generated almost £6million for the South West economy, with almost a quarter of a million people turning out to see the two stages in the region, according to Devon and Somerset County Councils.

THIS year's Tour of Britain cycle race generated almost £6million for the South West economy, with almost a quarter of a million people turning out to see the two stages in the region, according to Devon and Somerset County Councils.