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American Coryn Rivera seeks to defend her title
Dutch riders Marianne Vos & Kirsten Wild among favourites to win
GB's Dani Rowe & Alice Barnes race
12 laps of 5.4km circuit in central London, plus three sprints
Men's race and mass participation event take place on Sunday
As the TV coverage of the RideLondon Classique is winding down it's my cue to leave you.
But that was a cracking finish, full of drama and it was a brilliant performance by Kirsten Wild to claim victory.
Our report from the race is well worth a read here.
Before I go here's the final results from the RideLondon Classique.
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Rochelle Gilmore
2010 Commonwealth Games champion on BBC TV
What a finish. You can't hit the pressure too early in a sprint like this. Marianne Vos went early on the left-hand side while Kirsten Wild stayed relaxed and came through late.
It was very tactical.
That crash ended the hopes of a a sizeable chunk of the main contenders though including Team Sunweb rider Coryn Rivera who trailed home in sixth.
And Kirsten Wild from Wiggle-High5 takes it just ahead of her compatriot on the line.
Kirsten Wild and Marianne Vos are going toe-to-toe in the sprint.....
Crikey there's a huge crash just off the front.
This is getting very interesting. Sunweb have three riders on the front.
All the big sprinters are at the front, with the exception of Waowdeals, who look to be biding their time.
It's all getting a little messy at the moment.
Some of the sprint trains are all over the place but Wiggle-High5 and Team Sunweb are nicely lined out at the front, as are Mitchellton-Scott.
I should also mention that Dani Rowe has to, of course, finish the race to claim her prize money for the sprint competition.
By my reckoning Britain's Dani Rowe (Waowdeals Pro Cycling) has won the sprint competition with 13 points from Amy Pieters (Boels-Dolmans) on 12 points.
Team Sunweb’s Canadian rider Leah Kirchmann, third this time around, won the overall sprint competition last year ahead of Christine Marjerus (Boels-Dolmans) and Katie Archibald (Team WNT Pro Cycling).
Archibald, of course, is missing today though, as she gets ready to compete for Great Britain at the European Championships in Glasgow between 2-12 August.
A lot of the teams are getting themselves together now as the peloton groups together.
Organising which side of the road they want to be on and those final preparations could prove crucial.
So now we're getting to the business end of this race and a test of nerve, patience and tactics.
Right here's the result of the final sprint:
Rochelle Gilmore
2010 Commonwealth Games champion on BBC TV
In a very open finish like this it's very easy to go too early.
It's also easy to jump wheels and not have a specific train so it's very handy to have a sweeper in a race like this ready to pounce if your main sprinter hits a wall.
There goes Dani Rowe again but she goes too early and this time Amy Pieters takes the sprint.
She timed that to perfection, the Boels-Dolman rider.
The Waowdeals team look like they are splitting their efforts between helping Dani Rowe in the intermediate sprints and Marianne Vos overall.
We're into lap nine now and the final intermediate sprint is on its way. The sprint trains are at the ready.
