But the early elation, tinged with sadness at the exit of sprint star Mark Cavendish after a crash on the opening stage, has turned into major disappointment with the retirement through injury of defending champion Chris Froome on stage five.
I exit the harvester and sprint around the newly flattened field in first-person, admiring my handiwork.
Nick Clegg at least had the decency to wait until Danny had finished his guitar solo before sprinting for the exit with a mumbled, "I'm sorry, Miriam has just texted to ask me to pick up some dinner on the way home".
But when I'm driving 60 mph on the thruway, desperately trying to find an exit I've missed, or sprinting to the store bathroom to change my toddler before his diaper overflows, it's not a great time to debate the merits of "Let It Go" versus "Do You Want to Build a Snowman".
It was dominated by foreign and Russian investment funds, which sprinted for the exit when things started turning bad.
And so, two days a week, I'd position myself next to the door in Constitutional Law and sprint for the exit 10 minutes before class ended.
He said he immediately sprinted toward an exit.
It was a graceless, grabby, gabby exit -- crooks in striped outfits sprinting through the breached wall, Clintonites vandalizing the People's House and prying W's from computer keyboards, and the Clintons' merry laughter echoing.
He then quickly ended the event, apologising that it was such a disappointment and sprinted out of the exit to immense applause.
Clearly neither of these men were a threat to anyone, nor were they about to sprint out of the nearest exit.
