Could be victories, but something that really meant something-

Yeah.

[clears throat] I think the three that really stand out to me as, uh, I mean, yeah, I think, I think v- the victories naturally stand out more than others.

But, um, at least the first one I'd say would be, um, the Piña de Cabarga stage of the 2011, uh, Vuelta a España.

That was the first time the team basically said to me, "Listen, Chris, this is, uh, you've got the green light to race today in the mountains." I had been there f- uh, as, as Bradley Wiggins's, uh, domestique in the climb.

So until that point, um, I hadn't really had the opportunity to kind of race for myself and really just try and, try and go for a win.

Um, Piña de Cabarga was the first day the team said, "Right.

Um, perhaps you can just tell us a little bit about that.

Yeah.

Um, I, I knew over, over five years ago when I signed my last contract that that would be the last, the last contract.

Um, but then obviously I, I had that big crash in, at the end of August last year, and that had me, uh, recovering for the best part of four, five months-

Um, how are you doing on that?

I mean, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm doing fine now, but it was, uh...

it was, it was... th- this was... it's very nasty.

Ver- a very nasty crash.

I'm very lucky to be here today.