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Another crash brings down a number of riders including Chris Froome (Sky), who stands up gingerly and stretches his back.

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Froome remounts slowly and begins pedalling again gingerly. The Sky man has torn his shorts and has cuts on his left side. We haven't seen a full replay of that crash, but it seems as if a couple of riders overshot a corner and Froome was among the six or seven who went down.

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Samuel Sanchez (BMC), Bryan Coquard (Europcar) and three IAM Cycling riders also went down in the Froome crash. The bunch remains 23 seconds down on the two escapees.

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Etixx-QuickStep lead the charge on the approach to the penultimate ascent, the new addition of the Côte de Cherave. The gap is down to 20 seconds.

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Luis Leon Sanchez and Visconti begin the climb with 17 seconds in hand on the Etixx-led bunch.

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Vincenzo Nibali accelerates on the climb but he is pegged back by Roman Kreuziger and Julien Alaphilippe.

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Visconti and Leon Sanchez have been pegged back. After Nibali's move peters out, Tim Wellens punches clear and opens a small gap.

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Tim Wellens (Lotto-Soudal) leads over the summit as Giampaolo Caruso (Katusha) punches clear of the bunch in lone pursuit.

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Wellens powers over the smoothly-surfaced descent and Caruso is making little inroads into his lead.

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Wellens leads Caruso by six seconds and must have a handful more over the Movistar-led bunch.

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Lampre-Merida take up the pursuit but Wellens still has his lead intact and is motoring well...

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Wellens enters the final kilometre and begins the ascent of the Mur de Huy with 14 seconds in hand on the bunch.

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Approaching the famous S-bends, nobody wants to launch an early attack. Valverde finds himself on the front but is keeping the pace as steady as he can.

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