Stage two sees the Tour de France stay in Spain
Sunday's route travels 208.9km from Vitoria Gasteiz to San Sebastian
Five categorised climbs on a bumpy day in Basque Country
Britain's Adam Yates in the leader's yellow jersey
That's another stage done, and another dramatic finish - it's time for me to say goodbye. You can read more about how Victor Lafay outfoxed Wout van Aert to win stage two by scrolling back through this live page or switching over to our Tour report.
Join me tomorrow as the Tour de France goes to France, where Mark Cavendish will try to make history with his 35th stage win. Cheerio for now.
Mark Cavendish rolls home, at the same time Adam Yates is awarded the yellow jersey. The race heads for France tomorrow, and Cav's target will be to be first over the line, rather than one of the last.
A big day in the General Classification too, with Tadej Pogacar taking more time out of Jonas Vingegaard thanks to his bonuses - he is now 11 seconds ahead of the defending champion.
Image source, ReutersThat was Victor Lafay's first stage win at the Tour. It's also the first one his team, Cofidis, have managed since 2008.
Lafay celebrated as he crossed the finish line, arms aloft. Wout van Aert was left to bang his handlebars in frustration.
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Van Aert takes second place, ahead of Tadej Pogacar in third. Tom Pidcock was fourth and Adam Yates keeps the yellow jersey.
No joy for Wout van Aert - France's Victor Lafay had the power in the final few hundred metres, and timed his attack perfectly.
Victor Lafay wins stage two of the 2023 Tour de France.
800m to go
Victor Lafay attacks again.
1km to go
Jumbo-Visma have held everyone off, it seems.
2km to go
More attacks follow - Victor Lafay the latest to try.
3km to go
Wout van Aert has two team-mates ahead of him, setting a ferocious pace... Tom Pidcock attacks them but Van Aert holds him off.
3.5km to go
Jumbo-Visma have got a lead out in place for Wout van Aert. Pogacar is still on the Van Aert wheel though.
5.5km to go
Tadej Pogacar is on Wout van Aert's wheel. Adam Yates is trying to get on Pog's wheel and Tom Pidcock is trying to get in position too.
6.5km to go
The road lurches uphill again and Pello Bilbao is quickly reeled in. Wout van Aert is back in pole position, especially with so many team-mates around him.
7km to go
Pello Bilbao is a Basque rider so you can tell how much a stage win today would mean to him - his lead is growing, but there are a mass of Jumbo-Visma riders behind him and we are not going downhill anymore, we are back on the flat.
8km to go
Pello Bilbao is the fastest descender at the moment, though. He has opened up a bit of gap on the rest of the leaders.
9.8km to go
Britain's Tom Pidcock is in the lead group too, flying down this hill.
10.8km to go
Wout van Aert was dropped on the way up that last climb but he is back in this lead bunch, and he will be licking his lips about the final 10km.
12.5km to go
The front of the race is back together again. All to play for, in terms of the stage win.