Andy Stumpf

You're not getting that drive.

So picture this rally is not nearly as close per se.

There's a lot of different things that come involved and you're going to have a lot of things because you get to do a recce or reconnaissance.

And that's multiple days before you go race those stages.

So it could have snowed or rained or got drier, the line changed or whatever.

And on a good stage,

if I can make up one tenth of a second on my teammate who has similar car, set up different but equal motor and that kind of stuff, a tenth of a second is a big gain.

So in 10 miles, if we're a second off, that means that someone absolutely flogged the other person.

Exponentially magnify that when you talk about payment.

So what Scott Speed's saying is, if you're more than a half of a tenth of a second,

A half of a tenth?

Okay.

From your teammate, you are failing.

You are not a race car driver.

And that's what a lot of people, they're like, oh, I'm a great driver.

I was five seconds off of so-and-so.

You're not even in the same galaxy.

No, that guy's at the drive-thru at McDonald's.

But it's hard to explain.

So at the end of the day, Scott Speed is working on this level that's so far above anything that I've ever really worked on.