The Cost of Fatigue

I'm the type of guy. I put my neck on a line until the day, says Sir Dave Braille. It does come at a cost - you pretty much never get to rest on your laurels. You've even got a train going up Snowden named after you, haven't you? That's fantastic. No, that's brilliant. But one other question, Dave, three or four years ago, you had quite a sudden and difficult challenge with cancer during a Tour de France season. Did that change any of the way you think about issues you're now dealing with or that you are then dealing with? Has it changed your mentality?

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