Peter Sagan wins stage three of the 2015 Tour de Suisse
Tinkoff-Saxo's Peter Sagan claimed his fourth win of the season in an eventful 117km stage three at the Tour de Suisse, winning the downhill sprint to Olivone ahead of Katusha's Dani Moreno.
The stage may have been short, but that doesn't mean it was straight forward. With a testing climb of the Gotthard Pass coming almost straight out of the gate the riders weren't given much time to find their legs after the start line.
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