00:00Jonathan, Milan, this is what you came for. It didn't happen on stage one, it didn't happen on stage three, but you have it. You have your Tour de France stage victory.
00:10Yeah, you know, I think I didn't still understood what we did. You know, to come with some expectations and some dreams to bring home.
00:26Then, you know, to predict them and to bring them home, they're two different things, but I was confident with the team.
00:35We were really close in the last stage. I mean, not in the first one, but in the third one, we were pretty close to the victory.
00:45We know that we just went a bit too early, but today, you know, we were really focused, we were really believing in it.
00:55My guys did an amazing job until the final. It was a really tough final, I have to say, a bit stressful, but I was not expecting it.
01:07I was dragging up so much the last kilometre, kilometre and a half. I know that I had to wait as long as I could.
01:17But yeah, I like this kind of finals. I was really, really happy for the work that we did. We really deserve it.
01:26You can't believe it because it's so difficult to win a stage on the Tour de France.
01:29Yeah, I think so. You know, the level is so high. Everyone is looking and we deserve one. So, you know, we also really deserve one at this point.
01:41So, I'm really happy for all of us for this result. We really deserve it. And now, yeah, let's try to rest as much as possible tonight and tomorrow we will try again.
01:52It's also Viva Italia. 113 stages since an Italian has won a stage on the Tour de France. It was Vincenzo Nibali in 2019. You do it again. That's important for the nation.
02:04I think so. I think so. You know, winning also with this jersey on the shoulders means a lot for me, means a lot for I think also all my country.
02:16Yeah, I think that's it. I'm really, I'm really happy to the result and I will try to bring others at home, of course.
02:25Enjoy the podium. Thank you.
