Welcome to live coverage of stage 14 of the Vuelta, a 178 kilometre medium mountains trek from Burgos to Pena Cabarga.

Thanks for joining us for what was a dramatic day at the Vuelta. Terrible luck for Anton, who crashed out while wearing the red jersey, but it's thrown this race wide open.

General classification: 1. Vincenzo Nibali (Liquigas-Doimo) 2. Joaquin Rodriguez (Katusha) 3. Ezequiel Mosquera (Xacobeo) at 0:50 4. Xavier Tondo (Cervelo) at 0:50 5. Nicolas Roche (AG2R) at 2:11

Stage 14 result: Joaquin Rodriguez (Katusha) 2. Vincenzo Nibali (Liquigas-Doimo) at 0:20 3. Ezequiel Mosquera (Xacobeo) at 0:22 4. David Moncoutie (Cofidis) at 0:33 5. Nicolas Roche (AG2R) at 0:34

Vincenzo Nibali leads the overall standings by just four seconds ahead of Joaquin Rodriguez. Mozquera and Tondo are tied for third, 50 seconds down.

Moncoutie took fourth and Roche a fabulous fifth ahead of Schleck.

Nibali is the new red jersey following that second place and the withdrawal of Igor Anton.

Nibali takes second place and 12 seconds bonus, finishing 20 seconds back, just ahead of Mosquera.

Rodriquez wins and takes a 20 second time bonus.

Mosquera is closing down Nibali. Rodriguez is certain to win the stage now.

Rodriguez attacks! Nibali cannot respond! The Spaniard will win today's stage with a massive sucker punch of an attack.

Mosquera, Schleck and Tondo are in pursuit. Roche is slipping a bit. Nibali leads Rodriguez amongst a vast sea of supporters.

Rodriguez goes off in pursuit but Tondo and Mosquera haven't done a thing. Nibali is caught by Rodriguez as they pass the one-to-go banner.

Terpstra is caught as Nibali launches an attack! Nobody can respond...

Tondo and Roche are in this group too, as is Rodriguez. There's a slight flatter section here before the final ramp to the finish. Millar has been caught and dropped. Terpstra is stillholding on but he only has 10 seconds. Sastre has been distanced.

Kreuziger's pace has blown the peloton apart. Peter Velits of HTC is still there, as is Schleck and Mosquiera. Terpstra is still trying his best up front alone, but it doesn't look good for the Dutchman.

Terpstra drops Millar on the front. We haven't been given any time checks for ages so no idea what the advantage is.

It's official - Anton has abandoned the race. He's in the team car, with cuts everywhere - on his race, hands, arms, legs, backside, back, shoulders... a terrible way to end the race that he was leading.

Attack by a Xacabio-Galicia rider. Caisse d'Epargne's Marzio Bruseghin also came down in that crash.

Nibali and Kreuziger lead the peloton as Martinez is loaded on to an ambulance. Anton still in the team car.

Back on the front of the peloton, it's Liquigas setting the pace. The Vuelta has been blown wide open by that crash.