Welsh cyclist Stephen Williams, riding for Israel - Premier Tech, made history by winning the 2024 Tour of Britain, becoming the first Welshman to secure this title in the modern era and the first Brit to win since 2016. He completed the race in 21 hours, 25 minutes, and 14 seconds, finishing 16 seconds ahead of Oscar Onley from Team DSM-Firmenich PostNL. The final stage, a 158.4km ride from Lowestoft to Felixstowe, was won by Matevz Govekar of Bahrain Victorious, who triumphed in a thrilling sprint finish. Williams expressed pride in his achievement, highlighting the support from his team throughout the competition. Despite a chaotic stage with several attacks and windy conditions, Williams managed to maintain his lead, securing his overall victory. Notable riders, including Paul Magnier and Tom Pidcock, had to abandon the race, further shaping the outcome of the final stages.