The peloton is neutralised on stage three of the 2015 Tour de France
A crash during stage three of the Tour de France saw race leader Fabian Cancellara (Trek Factory Racing) come down hard before the day's first categorised climb of Côte de Bohissau, around 55km before the finish on the Mur de Huy.
Cancellara looked dazed after the heavy fall that involved around 35 riders and appeared to have happened as William Bonnet (FDJ) touched wheels with another rider.
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