00:00Sous-titrage Société Radio-Canada
00:30I was mostly a runner, and then I got an injury, and so I started cycling, and I didn't really enjoy it at the start, to be honest.
00:42I came to Europe for the first time in 2019 on the track, and it's a big culture shock.
00:51So I've sort of found myself in more of a classics role.
00:55I guess I've got a fast finish.
00:59Yeah, very unfamiliar territory for me, but I think I adapted fairly well.
01:06The riders there took me under their wing a little bit and helped me progress,
01:10and yeah, of course it came with setbacks and struggles, but yeah, it was the perfect place for me to grow and start my professional career.
01:18I guess you could say it's a new chapter, it's a step up here.
01:28I've really came here looking to find myself in more of a professional way.
01:34Super exciting, also super scary.
01:38Like, you see the speeds everyone's going now, and how hard the racing is, these grueling mountain stages.
01:45A good tour for me would be just the experience and helping my teammates.
01:54I think it would be too ambitious to go there with big goals.
01:58Laurence Petit!
02:00The dream would be to win a stage of the Tour de France.
02:03I think that's every professional cyclist's dream.
02:05It's dream it's time for rooted in you.
02:13The dream could be to win a stage of the tour.
02:15It's dream it's life to bepuWhatWarts.
02:17It's dream it's time for the dream potentially.
02:19It's dream it's dream it would be to win a stage of the tour.
02:22Well, I think that's it.
02:23I think that's it, and how absolutely it 지금
02:24I know this, and here's what's going to do now.
02:26Sepipe is at that too much everyiker,
02:30I think it's time to do now.
02:34But it certainly benefits work.
