Alex Jacques

And yeah, it's useful to be able to, it's useful.

We did it in Australia, didn't we?

I was asking you a couple of points, uh, in, in the paddock and, you know, we're trying to balance the balance, the editorial and work out.

Yeah, that, that is a very similar experience.

Uh, I do it slightly differently in terms of, I try to let all of the adrenaline and emotion go.

Um, and then almost try to, so if, if there's a name wrong where I've, I've fluffed something or I think I've fluffed something, I will go back and check that absolutely immediately.

And then just cross your fingers.

It's,

It's never quite as bad as you remember in the moment.

And then if there's a moment that's like, I think I've done well, again, you check it and you're like, okay, so that was fine.

It's never as good and it's never as bad in my experience as you think you've delivered at the moment.

The worst mistake I've ever made.

Oh man.

In the early, I think I, in my very first practice session in Bahrain, I think I called Jordan King by three different names because it's the most nervous I've ever been in my life.

And like I said, we'd not done any rehearsal or screen tests.

I think I called him Justin King.

jonathan king and jordan king and i literally wasn't in control of what was coming out of my mouth so that was a that was almost an out-of-body experience so thankfully it's it's all gone slightly better than that in the in the years since uh the yeah uh nelson what's your what's your favorite clanger

Yeah.

Oh, no.

Yes.