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What a day for Michal Kwiatkowksi and Ineos Grenadiers, who see one of their riders win on Bastille Day for a second consecutive year at the Tour de France.

Also a pretty good day for a certain Tadej Pogacar, who edged ever closer to Jonas Vingegaard's yellow jersey.

You can read about it all in our report.

I'm sadly having to abandon the race at this point but my BBC colleagues will be covering the remaining stages. Thanks for sticking with me.

You'll be able to follow Saturday's 151.8km run from Annemasse to Morzine Les Portes du Soleil from around 12:30 BST.

It should be another belter.

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Now this is what going to be served up on Saturday on a huge weekend in the Alps.

Three category one climbs up the Col de Cou, Col du Feu and Col de Ramaz feature on a hearty mountain stage during which the peloton is unlikely to spend too much time enjoying the views of Lake Geneva at the start of the stage, with about 4,200m of climbing ahead.

The Col de Joux Plane could see further fireworks in the race for the yellow jersey, albeit the high speed and technical descent to the finish in Morzine may also play a significant role.

You can read all about what is coming and recap on the race so far in out stage-by-stage and results guide.

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Stage 13 winner Michal Kwiatkowski: "I was not alone, I had 18 friends in the break. We had a nice advantage before the final climb. That was a crazy experience.

"The break had a free ticket to the bottom of the climb, but I didn’t think we could make it to the finish because UAE was pulling hard behind.

"We didn’t want to miss any big break, like every day. We try to go on every group in order not to be caught out by a dangerous move. UAE let too many guys up front, whereas I found out I had the best legs I’ve had in my life.

"I didn’t believe it was possible, but here I am winning atop Grand Colombier. I have bad memories with Egan Bernal here, thinking of quitting the race. Whereas the stage with Richard Carapaz at La Roche was full gas, and we only enjoyed final 15km.

"Today, the final climb was very long – the most brutal effort in my life. Without the fans, this win wouldn’t have been possible. I didn’t have the car behind me, so couldn’t hear the gaps. The fans helped me all the way to the finish."

A huge group that includes the green jersey of Jasper Philipsen and the polka-dot jersey of Neilson Powless are just rolling over the line.

Wout van Aert is also heading in now as well.

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Now this is how stage 13 has impacted on the GC standings:

1. Jonas Vingegaard (Den/Jumbo-Visma) 53hrs 48mins 50secs

2. Tadej Pogacar (Slo/UAE Team Emirates) +9secs

3. Jai Hindley (Aus/Bora-Hansgrohe) +2mins 51secs

4. Carlos Rodriguez Cano (Spa/Ineos Grenadiers) +4mins 48secs

5. Adam Yates (GB/UAE Team Emirates) +5mins 03secs

6. Simon Yates (GB/Team Jayco-AlUla) +5mins 04secs

7. Pello Bilbao (Spa/Bahrain Victorious) +5mins 25secs

8. Thomas Pidcock (GB/Ineos Grenadiers) +5mins 35secs

9. David Gaudu (Fra/Groupama-FDJ) +6mins 52secs

10. Sepp Kuss (US/Jumbo-Visma) +7mins 11secs

1. Michal Kwiatkowski (Pol/Ineos Grenadiers 3hrs 17mins 33secs

2. Maxim Van Gils (Bel/Lotto-Dstny) +47secs

3. Tadej Pogacar (Slo/UAE Team Emirates) +50secs

4. Jonas Vingegaard (Den/Jumbo-Visma +54secs

5. Tom Pidcock (GB/Ineos Grenadiers +1min 03secs

6. Jai Hindley (Aus/Bora-hansgrohe) +1min 05secs

7. James Shaw (GB/EF Education-EasyPost Same time

8. Harold Tejada (Col/Astana-Qazaqstan Team

9. Simon Yates (GB/Jayco-AlUla +1min 14secs

10. Adam Yates (GB/UAE Team Emirates +1min 18secs

Just watching Tadej Pogacar's explosive attack near the end of that climb again. Wow.

Tom Pidcock rolled over the line in fifth with fellow British riders James Shaw in seventh, two seconds back, and Simon and Adam Yates a further nine and 13 seconds adrift in ninth and 10th.

Tadej Pogacar takes about four seconds plus a time bonus out of Jonas Vingegaard's lead.

The Dane will hold on to the yellow jersey by nine seconds by my reckoning.

Tadej Pogacar is opening up a gap...

The two-time winner is going to take several seconds out of Jonas Vingegaard here.

Jonas Vingegaard is immediately onto Tadej Pogacar's wheel...can he hold on?

Tadej Pogacar attacks...

What a ride by Michal Kwiatkowski, who has a huge grin on his face as he crosses the line.

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Michal Kwiatkowski is almost there....

Britain's Tom Pidcock and his Ineos Grenadiers teammate Carlos Rodriguez looking good in the yellow jersey group.

When is Tadej Pogacar going to launch?

Tom Pidcock and Simon Yates are still with the yellow jersey group.

David Gaudu and Pello Bilbao can't hold on to this pace...

Adam Yates attacks...Sepp Kuss is sent to close him down.

James Shaw attacks from the second group on the road.