00:01Tim Melera, if I'm correct, a fifth stage win on the Tour de France, but today you really showed you
00:08were the boss.
00:11I didn't feel like this. I needed to fight for my position all the time, until the last metre definitely,
00:20just before the corner.
00:24I was a bit boxed in, and then they almost crashed, and I thought it was over, so I gave
00:31it a try to come back on the guys who did the lead out.
00:35And then I was coming with so much speed, so it was 2.50 then, I gave it a try
00:42until the finish we see, but in the last 50 metres I can't push anymore.
00:49Because honestly, I don't know how you found the energy to carry on, to take off from so early and
00:55to hang on and to out-sprint everyone.
00:58If I see the finish, I can't give more than somewhere else, but in this heat it was a really
01:11difficult effort.
01:12The win yesterday opened the win today?
01:17Yeah, mostly like this. If you win one, you can win a second, and I'm happy, yeah. On three stages,
01:25I can do two of it.
01:26So whatever happens now, the Tour de France is a good Tour de France for Tim Melera.
01:30Yeah, definitely my Tour de France is ready.
01:35A sweet revenge after the defeat of Belgium in football.
01:38Correct.
01:40Thank you, Tim.
01:42Good luck for France.
01:43Good luck.
01:43Good luck.
