00:00Demi, you're the first rider to win the second Tour de France, what were you thinking about when you crossed
00:05the line?
00:06Well, a lot. I thought I never won in a yellow jersey before.
00:15I thought about my team, I thought about Celia who had a really, really rough night.
00:21I thought about all the work I did before this, I thought about all the people who are standing behind
00:29me working together with Specialized on the new bike.
00:35They made this bike to do this kind of things, to be the fastest downhill, to be the fastest uphill.
00:43It's incredible, the people I have around, you know, like, it's not only the dream to win in yellow here,
00:51to win in second Tour de France,
00:52but it's the dream to live this life, to work hard together with people with a lot of passion.
01:03I think that's the whole dream, you know.
01:07Can you talk about the great battle you had with Kasia this week, and what did you say to her
01:11today during the race?
01:13I just told her that it was fine for me if Longo was coming back, and then just to try
01:22to make her a little bit more work.
01:25And then I was like, I have to try to attack and go alone, because I wanted to make it
01:31clear that we didn't win because of an incident yesterday.
01:37That's not what I believe, and I wanted to make it clear that we as a team deserve to win
01:45a beautiful Tour de France Femme, you know, with humble and with pride.
01:54Did you have some doubts this week, particularly during the Mont Ventoux Climb?
01:59No, I didn't have doubts on my own level, I think. It was just, I gambled a bit too much,
02:06and that sport, you know, sometimes you win, sometimes you lose,
02:11sometimes you make the right decisions, sometimes you make mistakes. It's just easiest when you go attack, and that's what
02:21Kasia did on the Mont Ventoux, she won a beautiful stage there.
02:24And that's what I did today.
02:25Tour of Flanders, Fletch-Wallon, Giro, and now Tour de France, do you still have some dreams?
02:31Yes, I still have a lot of dreams, on and off the bike.
