Hello and welcome to more live coverage. As we join today's stage of the Eneco Tour, there are 75km left to race of the 197km stage.
After Friday's TTT stage, the race has been turned upside down with BMC and Rohan Dennis back in the lead.
World champion Peter Sagan needs to pick up every possible second in intermediate sprints and the finish to try to snatch back overall success.
For full details on the TTT, click on our full stage report and photo gallery here.
As we join the action out on the road, there is a two-rider break out front, with the peloton chasing at 4:40.
We stand corrected, there are six riders in the break, making the move a lot more interesting.
The six in the break are: Bert Van Lerberghe (Topsport Vlaanderen), Berden de Vries (Roompot), Alexis Gougeard (AG2R), Chad Haga (Giant), Mark McNally (Wanty-Groupe Gobert) and Luka Pibernik (Lampre-Merida).
The BMC team is leading the chase as it defend's Dennis' leader's jersey.
#EnecoTour 67km to go, 4'18" to the leaders. BMC control the head of the peloton. @vanSnail also up near the front.
Dennis is wearing the leader's white jersey, with Peter Sagan in the red points jersey instead of his usual rainbow jersey.
We're hearing that Marcel Kittel (Etixx) has been distanced. It will be interesting to see if he can get back on or if the other teams will ride to stop him.
Tom Bohli of BMC drops back after doing a lot of work during the first part of the stage.
Kittel is also in the team cars as he tries to get back up to the peloton.
#EnecoTour @MarcelSieberg abandons the race due to the crash he suffered a few kilometres ago. Get well soon Marcel!
The riders are currently to the south of Masstricht, riding in the hills of the Limburg area of Belgium.
Will the break stay away until the Golden Km and the extra bonus seconds on offer? We will soon find out.
37km remaining from 197km
Now the riders are on a straight, downhill section of road. It does not look like the peloton will catch the break before the Golden KM in another 13km.
Patrick Bevin (Cannondale-Drapac) is currently in no-man's land, trying to get across to the attack.
33km remaining from 197km
Behind BMC is back in control of the peloton, riding a steady pace to control the break but also allow it to sweep up the Golden Km bonus seconds.
28km remaining from 197km
The break is at 2:05, with Bevin in the middle at 1:30. We could see some attacks from the break very soon as the strongest in the move try to get ride of Haga -who is an overall threat, and other riders who are perhaps tired.
#EnecoTour So, 28 km to go. A daily break has 2 minutes of advantage. Another sprint today?
The break is down to five riders after the Golden KM climb, with Berden de Vries (Roompot) the rider dropped.
17km remaining from 197km
The breakaway is on the Muizenberg - 650m - 6.6%. The last climb of the day.
Kittel was suffering before but rivals Nizzolo and Greipel are up front at the head of the peloton.
Jules Jensen (Orica) gives it a dig and sparks some reaction in the peloton.
Tony Martin (Etixx) was one of the chasers but the peloton refuses to let any attacks stay away.
That is helping the break of five, who still leads by 1:00.
Riders in the peloton are eating last minute gels for a a shot of caffeine. Lotto Soudal is also helping the chase now, as are Orica for Matthews.
This could be a close one if the peloton doesn't get fully organised.
BMC would be happy for the break to stay away and so take the bonus seconds.
Van Lerberghe takes the Primus sprint and so extends his lead in the special competition.
10km remaining from 197km
The peloton can the break on a long straight section of road but they still need to close a 45 second gap.
Crash! Several go down after the peloton comes back together after a roundabout.
8km remaining from 197km
The gap is still 45 seconds.
7km remaining from 197km
The riders face a series of corners and city streets in the finale today. That could help the break stay away.
The riders are on the outskirts of Lanaken now.
5km remaining from 197km
Cofidis is also helping with the chase for Bouhanni, FDJ is also there for Demare.
The gap is down to 25 seconds now. It looks like we will have a bunch sprint finish.
The neutral car is pulled out from behind the break. this is coming back together.
Favourites for the sprint include Sagan, Bouhanni, Demare, Nizzolo, Greipel and it seems Kittel, who is back in the peloton.
Nizzolo has several Trek teammates to help him with a leadout.
The gap is still 20 seconds to the break. This will be close.
Trek has picked up the chase for Nizzolo.
The peloton can see the break now but they're still out of reach. They may have blown their chance.
196km remaining from 197km
The gap is still 15 seconds.
Haga is on the front as the others begin to play games.
The five still have a gap!
The break stays away.
Pibernik takes close sprint!!
That's a great win for Luka Pibernik (Lampre-Merida). The five all surged together and were equally matched but the Slovenian had an edge and held on to hit the first line first.
#EnecoTour top three in stage 6: 1. Luka Pibernik 2. Mark McNally 2. Bert van Leberghe
With the GC unchanged, the Eneco Tour will be fought out on the final stage on Sunday, with a finish on the Muur of Geraardsbergen after a tough day in the Flemish hills.
It's September but could be April!
Luka Pibernik was overjoyed but also stunned to have won the stage.
"I didn’t expect this at the start this morning but once in the break, I just rode as fast as I could to the finish line. I’ve not had a lot of time to think about it all but its been an incredible day," he said.
"We saw that we could make it to the finish line, so I tried to save as much energy as possible. I think Gougeard was the strongest guy in the breakaway and so I decided to go on his wheel. Then in the last 200 metres, I tried and I made it."
Pibernik has been a professional for three seasons with Lampre-Merida despite still only turning 23 in a months time. He is set to ride for the Bahrain-Merida team in 2017.
His previous victories came at the Slovenian national championships, making this stage victory by far his biggest pro win so far.
He started his season way back in January at the Tour Down Under but also rode the Tour de France, which he finished.
Another smooth day for the team. One more stage and the #EnecoTour will be done and dusted. https://t.co/VyXRdyei4A
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