00:00Tell us a little bit about why, because we know that they don't have a lot of chance at the beginning of the Tour de France, there are a lot of challenges.
00:06Tell us a little bit about how it was going on the first day.
00:08The first day, it was to anticipate the perhaps-bordures, so-called perhaps-bordures, but finally there was just one at the end.
00:17But it's true that at the beginning of the Tour, since I didn't frotter a lot, I thought it would be good to have a guy in front.
00:24And then there is also the Decathlon, which is also at Lille, so it's always good for them to represent the Mayo.
00:32And there was also the Grimper, so we don't know.
00:35And the second day, we don't know how much it is going on, so why not.
00:40After, we had only 2 minutes 30 in advance, the team controlled.
00:44There was Intermarché Wanti who controlled, I think they didn't see the final, but it's like that.
00:51Today it's a little different, it's more difficult, I think, the final.
00:54There's also a chrono tomorrow.
00:56Is there a more chance today?
00:58Could we be surprised?
00:59No, today I don't think so.
01:01I don't even know if there will be an escape with the vent to the top of the beginning.
01:05It's going to be very, very nervous, very tense.
01:07So, I don't think there will be an escape.
01:11Personally, I won't be able to escape because there's a chrono tomorrow.
01:13So, we'll try to recover.
01:15Even here, there was a chance to escape, I don't know, I don't know, 50-60 bornes of vent.
01:20But, you know, we have to recover too.
01:22The tour is long, we only have three days for the moment.
01:25So, after the chrono, I think there are two days where the escape may have some possibilities.
01:31Thank you very much.
01:32Thank you very much.
01:33Good luck.
01:34Good luck.
01:35Good luck.
