What were you doing, Tony?
German rider Tony Martin was nursing a 12-second overall lead over Chris Froome in the Tour de France as he cycled the final 900m in stage six today. But then, inexplicably, the yellow jersey-wearer careened to his right and brought down a plethora of pros in a farcical crash.
Martin then needed to be helped back onto his bike by three team-mates as he crossed the finish line holding his arm.
It was later discovered that Martin has a broken collarbone and he was forced to withdraw from the race.
This leaves Froome as the race leader.
Confirmed broken collarbone for Tony Martin in today's late crash. #bbccycling pic.twitter.com/ZxQOcyD8WY
— Simon Brotherton (@SimonBrotherton) July 9, 2015
