Giro d'Italia 2012: Mark Cavendish crashes as Matt Goss wins maiden grand tour stage for Orica-GreenEdge World champion Cavendish managed to get up and walk over the line carrying his bike but with his jersey badly torn and some nasty looking road rash, and plenty of the other riders had angry words to say about Ferrari. Phinney stayed down for a long time and seemed to have an ankle problem but he too crossed the line and held on to the leader's jersey. Race rules deem that if a rider goes down in a group crash in the final three kilometres, he is given the same time as the peloton. However, it remains to be seen if Phinney will be able to continue on Wednesday when the race restarts in Italy following Tuesday's rest day. Earlier in the day the Giro commemorated the death of Belgian Wouter Weylandt on stage three of the 2011 race with a short but moving ceremony at the start of Monday's race. Riders bowed their heads and some crossed themselves during a minute's silence, also commemorating the death of the mayor of Horsens, Jan Trojberg, who died suddenly on Sunday. The race PA system then re-broadcast the commentary from stage three of the 2010 Giro. "It [Weylandt's crash] was really sad, a young guy taken too early, something that never should happen," Cavendish said on Sunday.