5 July 2015
102nd Tour de France
Stage 02 : Utrecht - Zelande
CAVENDISH Mark (GBR) Etixx - Quickstep
Photo : Yuzuru SUNADA
Following his crash at the Tour of Britain, Mark Cavendish still isn't sure whether or not he'll participate in the UCI World Championships road race on September 27.
The Manxman collided with a parked car on stage six and fell heavily on his shoulder - the same one he injured at the Tour de France in 2014.
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