Hello and welcome to weekend white one question time, where I get to sit back and hand the show over to you.

And if you missed our episode on Thursday with two times Olympic champion, Victoria Pendleton,

then you can go back now and catch up, or if you'd rather, you can dive in there because here she is,

answering a third and final thought-provoking question from one of you.

Okay, this question is from Carolyn the Cotswolds,

who thought of this while doing her early morning ride on her static bike in the garage.

Very specific. She's committed, yeah.

Which of the many, and she's put those in capital letters, medals gave you the most satisfaction.

And did your rivalry with Anna Mears, who's an Australian rider, changed the way you approach

training and racing? Okay. She's on a turbo trainer. I feel like slightly... And she's in a garage. She's on it. She is hard. Carol's on it. Yeah. I mean, listen, those Cotswolds aren't easy to ride. I'm from the Cotswolds. They are. They are very rolling. It's either up or it's down and you get no brain.

You're undulating constantly, yeah.

Yeah, that's true.

So yes for being on the turbo training.

In fact, I feel quite insignificant in terms of that is, it's hard work being on a turbo trainer,

like the mental resilience you need.

So in terms of the medals, the races that probably, for me,

the one that I probably look back most fondly would be the gold medal at the Olympics in Beijing

because I didn't believe it was going to happen.

You didn't?

And I didn't.

No, I didn't.

And I even like...

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