towards the finish line in plymouth withjust one arm. it's all about of the arm — left armstrong, you heard it here first, right?! by his side is coach — and also a former marine — ben wadham. you look nervous. i've not seen you looking nervous before. i'm nervous because of timings. there's a lot of pressure, isn't there? we are not there. it's my fault. yeah. and how has it been going? we saw a couple of weeks ago the last bit of preparation. how has it been? yeah, really good, actually. we've done 30 miles. so we just got to replicate that two more times. but, yeah, as good as we can. we are both busy people, so we fitted in what we could and i am happy. as they set off, ahead of them an overnight ride and 100 miles. an explosion in afghanistan in 2007 almost killed him. after surgery to remove both of his legs above the knee, and his right arm above the elbow,