"The last two laps of the race, he was all I was thinking about," Fachie told BBC Sport Scotland. The mantra kept the Aberdonian pumping and, ultimately, took him all the way to a sixth Commonwealth Games gold medal after first Australia, then favourites Wales, failed to better Scotland's time. NHS physio Silcock led them off, before Moir took over. "It's one of those things you imagine when you're doing a hard session," Bell told BBC Sport Scotland. "You have nerves by you're just out there finding joy in riding for your nation.