La Vuelta Femenina stage six LIVE - Demi Vollering looks to retain red jersey on second mountain stage

Another brilliant La Vuelta Femenina stage completed! It's been fantastic to see a variety of different winners so far this season, proving perhaps more than ever the strength across the women's peloton - which is truly wonderful to witness.

Cycling fans, you're in for a treat tomorrow as not only will be bringing you live coverage of La Vuelta Femenina stage seven, but the men will also begin the Giro d'Italia! I hope you'll join us for both - see you then!

Watch Muzic's powerful attack and well-deserved victory as well as other highlights of stage six below:

"I said it [before the race about attacking Vollering in the final metres] but I was not 100 per cent sure that I could do it. When I saw I was the only one on the wheel with Vollering I was just focusing on not getting dropped and after I passed her. I'm very proud of what I have done because all of girls in my team did a really good job all of the race to keep me in the first position and did the lead out. Also in the first part of the climb they were amazing so it's also for them.

"It means a lot. I often finish fourth like in La Flèche Wallonne and also yesterday and last year in the two climbing stages of La Vuelta Femenina. I really wanted one big victory and now I have and I think now I will be more confident in myself. Sometimes I'm too kind and I always start the climb a bit far but I always I have the legs, and now I've shown that to everyone.

"The GC, it will be hard for the victory, but I will try to win again more places and why not again one more victory!"

1. Swinkels 20pts

2. Vollering 20pts

3. Muzic 16 pts

4. Kastelijn 16pts

5. Longo Borghini 10pts

1. Vos 140pts

2. Vas 103pts

3. Markus 82

4. Vollering 80

5. Muzic 68

1. Vollering

2. Longo Borghini 0:56

3. Markus 1:14

4. Labous 1:38

5. Fisher-Black 2:16

1. Muzic

2. Vollering 0:02

3. Kastelijn 0:15

4. Markus 0:17

5. Longo Borghini 0:21

6. Bauernfeind 0:21

7. Labous 0:21

8. Rooijakkers 0:33

9. Fisher-Black 0:38

10. Cadzow 0:40

WOW! What a climb! Vollering second, Kastelijn third. Markus takes fourth.

It's Muzic's fifth career win with an incredible effort in the final metres to not only stick with Vollering, but overtake her before the line. Mention must go to team-mate Brown as well as the rest of their FDJ-SUEZ team for a well-deserved stage win. Muzic timed her attack perfectly to overtaken Vollering in the final 75 metres to win with a two-second gap.

Will Vollering stay ahead?!

Vollering still leading, Muzic just behind.

She's tucked into second wheel as Vollering powers ahead, they've distanced the other riders.

Another seated acceleration to create a gap! Muzic reacts.

Vollering leading, Longo Borghini second, Markus third.

She flicks the elbow but no one takes over.

Kastelijn ups the pace but she's closed down by Vollering!

She's got Longo Borghini behind her.

She catches up with Rooijakkers and is followed by other members of the group.

Pauliena Rooijakkers (Fenix-Deceuninck) goes clear and forces a reaction!

A really reduced group as the climb continues, Reusser takes over from her teammate.

A really similar finish to yesterday's looks to be shaping up, Longo Borghini in second now. Vollering upping the intensity with every corner.