Paris-Roubaix Femmes 2023 LIVE - Lotte Kopecky seeks to dethrone Elisa Longo Borghini on the cobbles

Thank you for joining our coverage of Paris-Roubaix Femmes today, what an incredible ride from Alison Jackson! And if you enjoyed that one, there's another day of Paris-Roubaix action tomorrow as the men take on the Hell of the North!

Katia Ragusa and Marthe Truyen look to have taken second and third. Duval and Borras fourth and fifth with Lach taking sixth. Kopecky comes in seventh, Georgi eighth, Consonni ninth, and Vos manages to take 10th.

Some race from Vos managing to finish in the top 10, especially given her early struggles.

The Canadian wins the Queen of the Classics and conquers the Hell of the North in a sprint with the final group - wow! What a ride from Jackson and the breakaway group, they held off the chasers all the way to the end.

It's the first win for EF Education-TIBCO-SVB in a one day race in 332 days.

No solo lap today!

Lach accelerates at the front! 10 second gap

The gap has closed to 14 seconds, same group at the front. Can they hold off the chasers?!

The front group have a 17 second lead, they're not giving up without a fight. Longo Borghini, Brand, Kopecky, Chabbey,Vos, Georgi, Bastianelli, Consonni, Tomasi, and Kasper all part of a determined chasing group.

Front group are 11 seconds ahead, are there some potential winners in this group who can hold on to the velodrome, or will the chasers catch them up?! Lach continues to bring the power at the front of the race while Georgi does the same for the chasers.

Front group currently made up of Lach, Jackson, Ragusa, Markus, Eugénie Duval (FDJ-SUEZ), Marion Borras (St Michel - Mavic - Auber93 WE), and Marthe Truyen (Fenix-Deceuninck)

Marta Lach (CERATIZIT-WNT Pro Cycling) brings some much needed power at the front of the race. Kopecky leads the second group, 44 seconds behind.

We're now on the five star sector of Carrefour de l'Arbre which is 2.1km. Chasing group 54 seconds behind the leaders.

The small group of peloton riders continue to close the gap on group two. One minute 20 between the peloton and the leading group.

Alison Jackson (EF Education-TIBCO-SVB) attempts to split this front group up again. The second group are 1:19 behind.

Here's the crash from earlier which caused some of the chaos!

Katia Ragusa (Liv Racing TeqFind) comes from the middle of the group to attack leading up to sector seven in an effort to reduce the numbers at the front but she's pulled back in by the leading group. Peloton are 2:30 behind.

The front group of riders are over three minutes ahead of the peloton and Kasper has been caught by those chasing her. There are groups of riders all over the place, Kopecky is on her own as Balsamo has changed her bike.

Logno Borghini slips on the mud and takes down many of the riders in the group causing chaos. Romy Kasper (AG Insurance-Soudal-Quick-Step) manages to escape the riders on the floor and goes ahead. Sanne Cant (Team Fenix–Deceuninck) is down injured among others. Kopecky and Balsamo are in pursuit of Kasper.

WATCH: KOPECKY ATTACK

Here's the moment Kopecky decided it was time to push forward as the peloton crumble behind her.

The 20-year-old solo rider has been caught by a group of chasers who are around three minutes ahead of the second group containing Kopecky.

The head of the race includes British road race champion Alice Towers (Canyon-SRAM).

Kopecky attacks and goes ahead of the bunch and the group crash behind her. Trek are hot on her heels trying to catch up but she looks comfortable slightly ahead of them as they approach the first five star sector (11). And talking of five stars, the five riders who have caught up with Kopecky are Longo Borghini, Chabbey, Georgi, Brand, and Floortje Mackaij (Movistar). Vos has managed to make it to the back of the bunch.