Tour de France Femmes stage eight LIVE: Demi Vollering looks to retain the yellow jersey on the final day of the Tour in the individual time trial

Well, that's all from me after an incredibly exciting eight days of racing! From Lotte Kopecky's win on stage one to Marlen Reusser's win on stage eight and every moment in between it's been a pleasure to bring you live coverage of the second edition of Tour de France Femmes. Thank you for following our coverage!

If you're wondering how to fill the cycling-shaped gap in your lives following two epic Tours fear not cycling fans, the World Championships start in only four days for an incredible ten-day event featuring all of the events cycling has to offer. As always you can catch the action on Eurosport and discovery+ as well as following along with our live blogs.

The women's peloton return for another individual time trial on 10th August followed by the road race on the 13th, and I'll be bringing you live coverage again for both!

See you then!

Stage one, Clermont-Ferrand: Lotte Kopecky (SD Worx)

Stage two, Clermont-Ferrand to Mauriac: Liane Lippert (Movistar)

Stage three, Collonges-la-Rouge to Montignac-Lascaux: Lorena Wiebes (SD Worx)

Stage four, Cahors to Rodez: Yara Kastelijn (Fenix-Deceuninck)

Stage five, Onet-le-Château to Albi: Ricarda Bauernfeind (Canyon//SRAM Racing)

Stage six, Albi to Blagnac: Emma Norsgaard (Movistar Team)

Stage seven, Lannemezan to Col du Tourmalet: Demi Vollering (SD Worx)

Stage eight, Pau: Marlen Reusser (Team SD Worx)

Vollering wins the yellow jersey, Kopecky the points, Niewiadoma the Queen of the Mountains, and Kerbaol the best young rider.

Kopecky and Kerbaol have retained their jerseys for the entirety of the race in what was a highly competitive Tour.

Yellow - Vollering, Kopecky, Niewiadoma

Green - Kopecky, Moolman-Pasio, Vollering

Polka dot - Niewiadoma, Kastelijn, Vollering

White - Kerbaol, Wyllie, Gasparrini

Combativity - Kastelijn

Team - SD Worx, Jumbo-Visma, FDJ-SUEZ

After finishing second on the podium last year Demi Vollering moves up to take a well-deserved first place!

Kopecky joins team-mate Vollering on the podium in second! Niewiadoma takes third place, Van Vleuten fourth.

Vollering crosses the line to take the yellow jersey with a time of 29.25,780 to finish second and win the general classification. It's an SD Worx 1-2-3 on the podium with Kopecky in third. The stage finishes with Reusser victorious with a time of 29.15,73.

It's so close between her and Kopecky as she crosses the line in 30.38,21. Kopecky moves into second on the GC.

She finishes just outside of the top ten for the stage with a time of 30.56 as her team-mates gather around her.

The green jersey moves herself up on the virtual general classification with an impressive time of 29.53 to also move to second in the stage behind team-mate Reusser.

The French rider crosses the line with a time of 30.32,81.

The yellow jersey has a time of 16.51, around 13" behind team-mate Reusser.

She passes the intermediate point in 17.10,01.

The defending champion is ninth at the intermediate time split with a time of 17.39,720.

Her time is 17.08,810. Van Vleuten is seven seconds behind her in the GC in third, so Kopecky may be able to secure a podium place today.

Dutch national TT champion Riejanne Markus (Jumbo-Visma) into third with a time of 30.05,35.

Best young rider Cédrine Kerbaol (CERATIZIT-WNT Pro Cycling) crosses the line to finish a incredible Tour!

Her time is 17.34,54.

And the yellow jersey is away! Just over 22km between Demi Vollering (SD Worx) and winning the Tour...