Baloise Belgium Tour stage 3 cancelled after motorbike crash
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Organisers first neutralized and then abandoned stage altogether
The third stage of the Baloise Belgium Tour was called off part-way through after a big crash, which was caused by two motorbikes, left numerous riders needing medical attention.
Race organisers told Cyclingnews that the crash occurred on a descent some 65km into the stage, when one motorbike collided with another that was at a standstill, sending both into the bunch of riders.
The stage was initially neutralised and then abandoned altogether.
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