Yeah - you'd be amazed. It's really incredibly exciting. I know that sounds daft but it is.

Last year I was in hospital after having my gallbladder out (incidentally on the same date as my bub is due - seems to be the date for having things extracted from your abdomen) and I occupied myself in there watching the Tour.

The Chesboy is a cyclist and triathlete, so he's been able to explain to me the way it all works, the ins and outs, the rules, the competition, the strategy. It's truly amazing. I LOVE it. We get a little bit of post-Tour depression when it's over!!

I also love tennis though. The AO was really exciting this year.

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We've got rules and maps and guns in our backs, but we still can't just behave ourselves. Even if to save our own lives, we are a brutal kind. The Shins