Gohr/Colombia Claro is the first rider to launch an attack today

Team Novo Nordisk are leading the chase

Despite the Brazilian's best effort he has only managed to create a small advantage

After the capture of Gohr almost immediately Atapuma/Colombia tries his luck

Four riders are giving chase, Ribeiro/Efapel Glassdrive, Beltran/EPM-UNE, Perez/Manzana Postobon and Ladino/Colombia Claro

Four has become eight with the addition of Duarte and Atapuma both Colombia, Laverde/Aguardiente, Baez/EPM-UNE and Duran/Efapel Glassdrive

The yellow jersey group is chasing at over four minutes behind

Under the red kite and Duarte and Duran have a small lead

And its the little Colombian who holds on to grab the win

Leonardo Duque - Colombia

Juan Tamayo - 4-72 Colombia

Well that was the first day where we were not very active at all and the change on the GC is massive but we still hold the lead

Gohr/Colombia Claro is on the attack for the second day running

Peeters/Colba Superhano went into chase mode but was countered by Gohr's team mate Infantino

Race Leader Enger/Team Novo Nordisk doesn't seem too concerned at the moment

We now have three riders at the front of the race Gohr, Peeters and Ricardo Diaz/4-72 Colombia who made contact within the last five kilometres

Team Novo Nordisk are setting the pace on the front of the peleton now that all the climbing is out of the way for today

The leading trio have nearly twelve minutes on the peleton

Ricardo Diaz tests the water by attacking first

But at the red kite they are once again back together

But at the line in a really close finish its Peeters who gets the verdict despite the picture saying otherwise

A reduced peleton containing the yellow jersey of Enger arrived some 11m 35s later

Soelito Gohr - Colombia Claro

Jef Peeters - Colba-Superhano Ham

Gentlemen, we now have a race on our hands

Infantino/Colombia Claro went clear after the first mountains classification and has rapidly built up a lead of over nine minutes

The peleton has already been dramatically reduced due to the pace and the terrain

Colombia are doing most of the work at the front of the peleton, they must have something planned for the end of the stage

Colombia are continuing to ride fast and in doing so the numbers within the peleton are getting lower and lower

A dangerous break of three riders has managed to detatch itself from the main pack, they are Efapel Glassdrive duo Duran (6th @9.30) and Ribeiro (7th @ 11.00) and Colombia rider Duarte (5th @ 9.02)

Our leader approaches the last ten kilometres with 2m 25s on the three chasers

Team Novo Nordisk have stepped on the gas in an attempt to reduce the arrears, although it may be too little too late

In to the final kilometre for our brave Colombian

And he holds on for a Great solo victory against the odds

Fabio Duarte - Colombia

Rafael Infantino - Colombia Claro

Well it looks like our days in yellow could be coming to an end as the other teams close in

Maes/Colba Superhano and Tamayo/4-72 Colombia are the two riders who have gone clear today

Neither rider is a threat on the General Classification

Once again its Colombia who are the driving force in the peleton

Enger/Team Novo Nordisk looks pretty comfortable at the moment

Our duo are on one of the narrow sections of road and have just been told by the race organisers that there lead is 1m 35s

Two at the front has become eight with the arrival from behind of Baez/EPM-UNE (9th-GC), Duran/Efapel Glassdrive (5th-GC), Bauer/Team Novo Nordisk (7th-GC), Peeters/Colba Superhano (3rd- GC), Ricardo Diaz/4-72 Colombia (2nd-GC) and Gonzales/Aguardiente (13th-GC)

Bauer sits at the back and doesn't involve himself in the attack due to his team mate wearing the Leaders jersey

Enger is being safely delivered to the finish by Efimkin and Bauer

But they can only watch as Duque/Colombia narrowly beats Guama/Aguardiente to the win

Leonardo Duque - Colombia

Rafael Infantino - Colombia Claro

Another day that we have survived thanks to some good teamwork

Bone/Aguardiente, Suaza/4-72 Colombia and Piamonte/EPM-UNE have been given there day out in front of the Tvcameras and have grabbed it with both hands by opening up a gap of 7m 22s

The lead has dropped down to just under six minutes

Colombia are beginning to gather at the head of the peleton

Tiredness is beginning to set in for our leading trio

The peleton are slowly closing in

The three leaders have been absorbed back in to the pack but seven more riders used it as a way to go clear themselves, Perez/Manzana Postobon, Duran/Efapel Glassdrive, Baez and Beltran/EPM-UNE, Gonzalea/Aguardiente, Duarte/Colombia and Mountains Leader Infantino/Colombia Claro make up the group

Race Leader Enger has got all his team on the front chasing hard

Duarte leads the group under the red kite as the peleton speeds up behind them

And its Duarte who powers away from the others to grab the win at the line

Fabio Duarte - Colombia

Rafael Infantino - Colombia Claro

Another day that we have survived