00:08I think it always comes back to like the passion that I have for riding my bike that peacefulness
00:15the freedom the competitiveness it seems like someone's trying to drag me away from it but it
00:21just keeps me dragging me back in Michael Matthews has broken both wrists in a training
00:26crash by fire by fire engine driver on wrong side of the road and been ruled out of racing for
00:32the
00:32foreseeable future especially with this last incident that I had where I broke both of my
00:37arms I was saying to myself I'm done I'm done recycling this is this is enough this was this
00:43was crossing the line somehow that love came back and it didn't die when people say okay when you
00:51get to 35 normally your career goes down I mean is that just motivation or what is that so with
00:58me
00:58I'm actually more motivated and my numbers haven't necessarily been better so obviously winning is
01:05the biggest motivation but it's not the only thing five years after his last win in the Tour de France
01:13Matthews takes his fourth stage victory in tour history this was for my daughter today she's four
01:23years old and I really just wanted to show her that the time I'm away all the time is to
01:30show her what
01:32I do it for and today was that day there's been some amazing moments and there's been a lot of
01:43very
01:43low-line moments in the Tour de France so that experience in life is like no other that you would
01:49ever experience as a human being for 21 days obviously a stage win is always always on the top of
02:06the list if
02:07I get to Paris with a stage win I'll be extremely happy after what I've been through this year as
02:15long
02:15as my arms can deal with my legs then I'm good you
02:17you
