Hola and welcome to live coverage of stage 14 of the Vuelta a Espana - a 215km ride into the Cantabrian mountains that featured three categorised climbs including the summit finish atop the Alto Campoo at Fuente del Chivo.

Vuelta a España

Stage 14 | Mountain | Men | 05.09.2015

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Vitoria-GasteizAlto Campoo

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ByThe Editorial Team

Updated 05/09/2015 at 16:29 GMT

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Quintana took seven seconds back from Aru to move into ninth on GC. Aru still leads but saw his lead cut by one second to 26 seconds over Rodriguez, while Dumoulin drops to 49 seconds but stays in third.

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We'll have to wait until the dust settles and the metaphorical mist clears before we can understand the bigger picture. Dumoulin crosses the line around 25 seconds down on Aru it seems.

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It's hard to see what's happening because of the mist. Aru will lose a few seconds to his rivals but not much.

0.6km

Valverde is leading a chasing group that includes Dumoulin and Meintjes.

0.8km

Quintana and Rodriguez have attacked to distance Aru.

1km

Back with the main favourites and Aru and Quintrana have been caught by the likes of Rodriguez, Pozzovivo, Chaves and Majka.

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That's De Marchi's second win on the Vuelta in as many years.

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Victory for Alessandro De Marchi of BMC.

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Visibility is next to nothing thanks to this mist...

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Nieve has attacked from the chasing pack. Dumoulin has cracked, apparently.

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We have no idea how far Puccio is behind De Marchi because we have no helicopter shots - it's just too misty.

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De Marchi is out of the saddle and riding to a second career win on the Vuelta.

0.8km

Quintana is the only rider who can keep up with Aru back with the favourites.

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De Marchi drops Puccio...

1.1km

De Marchi and Puccio are leading as they approach the final kilometre...

1.2km

Back with the main pack, Aru bounds clear himself - sparking a response by a handful of riders, including Quintana.

1.6km

Now De Marchi steps on the pedals and bridges the gap before riding past Rojas and in pursuit of compatriot Puccio.

2km

This is the steepest part of the climb, but they're really playing about - it's a game of cat and mouse out thre. Then Rojas goes! Puccio responds, but Cherel, De Marchi and Quintero struggle.

2.1km

Cherel is caught as the leaders hit the wall of mist ahead of the 2-to-go barrier.

2.5km

Another attack from Cherel, who opens up a small gap.

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