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@SkySportsF1 The fire thankfully seems to have been put out. A Force India team member who was helping at the scene is being taken to hospital.

The pink jersey remains with Hesjedal but Rodriguez closes to within 9 seconds and Pozzovivo is within a minute of the lead too, just behind Scarponi in GC.

Oh, crap! @SkySportsF1 Awful and very worrying scenes here as smoke billows out of the Williams garage. More news to follow as we get it.

1 Domenico Pozzovivo (Ita) Colnago - CSF Inox 6:06:05 2 Benat Intxausti Elorriaga (Spa) Movistar Team 0:00:23 3 Joaquim Rodriguez Oliver (Spa) Katusha Team 0:00:27 4 Thomas De Gendt (Bel) Vacansoleil-DCM Pro Cycling Team 5 Dario Cataldo (Ita) Omega Pharma-Quickstep 6 Damiano Caruso (Ita) Liquigas-Cannondale 7 Gianluca Brambilla (Ita) Colnago - CSF Inox 8 Bartosz Huzarski (Pol) Team NetApp 9 José Rujano Guillen (Ven) Androni Giocattoli 10 John Gadret (Fra) AG2R La Mondiale

Well, we all know what happened to fouchebag...

Look at the napkin. There's your winner right there:

I don't buy it.

Of course, spaghetti maldonado in pole now, is like fouchebag winning the alp d' huez stage at the tour.

No, it is the issue. Each litre of fuel you carry adds time to your lap.

Silly mistake, or blatant cheating?

If stewards don't buy McLaren's excuse HAM cd lose pole, penalties vary from fine to 5 or 10 place grid drop to back of grid/pit lane start

Anyone reposts that, they win an all expenses paid vacation with a high school rugby team during initiation season.

Don't think so. It's pretty cool. Need stickers like that made up for the back of your helmet. Like the 'Do not remove' ones on motrobike lids

But Tiralongo comes past him on the final 100 metres to take the stage win, the second of his career.

The two Italians do battle through the final kick to the line. Scarponi leads all the way...

Scarponi accelerates with 400 metres to go, and brings Paolo Tiralongo with him.

Herrada is caught with 600 metres to go.

Niemic leads the chase behind, and a group of 12 has moved clear in the finale.

Herrada has a 100-metre lead inside the final kilometre. 1.2km remaining from 202km 17:32:20 CEST As the road kicks up, Dario Cataldo attacks and comes across to Pirazzi.

Pirazzi overshoots a sharp right hander, and Herrad moves clear alone. 2km remaining from 202km 17:31:27 CEST The gap is only 6 seconds, but still Pirazzi and Herrada aren't giving in.

Serge Pauwels leads the peloton now in support of Dario Cataldo. As the break begins the short descent, their lead is a scant nine seconds.

Pirazzi tries to rid himself of Herrada once again, but the Spaniard cannot be dislodged. 4km remaining from 202km 17:28:29 CEST As the road flattens out through some sweeping bends, Astana's pace-setting is slicing the break's lead to 16 seconds. 5km remaining from 202km 17:27:31 CEST Back in the chasing peloton, it's Astana who are setting the pace, and the gap to the two escapees is beginning to come down slightly. Their advantage is now 25 seconds.

The gradient briefly ratchets up to 9% before the road flattens out ahead of a brief false descent. 6.4km remaining from 202km 17:24:41 CEST Jose Herrada is now beginning to collaborate with Pirazzi at the head of the race and the duo still have 29 seconds in hand over the chasers. 17:23:52 CEST Androni-Venezuela can sense a stage victory for Rujano or perhaps the pink jersey for Rubiano today. They are again forcing the issue on the front, with Carlos Jose Ochoa putting in a monstruous turn.

Once Sella and Cunego are caught, Jose Rujano (Androni-Venezuela) goes on the attack. He can't get clear, but his forcing has brought back Agnoli, Pietropolli and Ivan Santaromita (BMC), who had gone across to them.