Tour de France Femmes stage six LIVE: last chance for the sprinters before the Col du Tourmalet

That's all from me for stage six, it was an excellent to see another victory from a breakaway. I'll be back tomorrow for the highly anticipated queen stage which features both the Col d'Aspin and the Col du Tourmalet - what a treat! Until then, I'll leave you with the highlights from stage six in what was another thrilling day at the Tour. See you tomorrow!

Kopecky remains in the yellow jersey with Moolman-Pasio second (+53") and Van Vleuten third (+55) on the same time as Longo Borghini and Niewiadoma.

Kastelijn will continue to wear the Queen of the Mountains and Kerbaol remains at the top of the young rider classification. Moolman-Pasio keeps the green jersey on behalf of Kopecky.

The breakaway rider holds off the peloton as they begin to close in behind her! Her compatriot Skalniak-Sójka is caught by the bunch. Kool takes second, Kopecky third. It's a second stage win for Movistar at this year's Tour!

Norsgaard and Skalniak-Sójka still ahead and there's a big crash in the bunch!

Teams in the peloton starting to get organised for a sprint but they still haven't caught the front two who are around 15" ahead.

Norsgaard attacks with Skalniak-Sójka going with her. Alonso can't keep up and is dropped. Gap now 21".

Jumbo-Visma continue to power ahead, they have sprinter Marianne Vos in their ranks ready to sprint if they manage to catch the leaders.

The lead group are in sight as the road flattens out, the gap continues to close.

Time from the peloton to the front group drops to 37" as the bunch work hard behind to close the gap.

UAE Team ADQ and Jumbo-Visma working at the front of the group, breakaway trio around 53" ahead.

Second in the young rider classification Ella Wyllie (Lifeplus Wahoo) is part of a small group who drop slightly from the peloton but her acceleration followed by Teniel Campbell (Team Jayco AlUla) brings them back to the bunch. Gap from the peloton to the breakaway drops to just under a minute.

Loes Adegeest (FDJ - SUEZ) and Camille Fahy (St Michel - Mavic - Auber93) both involved but they're back on their feet. Jumbo-Visma pulling the bunch who are just over a minute behind the lead group.

The breakaway still have a lead of more than a minute with UAE Team ADQ pulling at the front.

The World Champion looks to have an issue at the back of the peloton as she calls for the team car for assistance.

Alonso first, Skalniak-Sójka second, Norsgaard third. Peloton 1'24" behind with UAE pulling on the front.

Brown goes on the attack again for FDJ-SUEZ and breaks free from the peloton. Leaders currently 1'30" ahead of the bunch.

The front trio are 2'02" ahead at the top of the last climb, Côte de la Gayre, as Skalniak-Sójka and Alonso take first and second again. Brown leading the peloton as they pass the top.

The group containing Kool has made it back to the peloton. Kastelijn and Kerbaol both return to the group following the earlier crash. Ewers back on the bike but appears to be in quite some pain.