Ayao Komatsu

He's emotionally invested.

So, you know, at least I can do is have that transparency and make sure that he understands what we're doing.

So just involve him, you know, inform him.

He's the owner.

How much contact do you have?

It's depending on the time of the year.

But for instance, race weekend, it's every day.

Every day?

Every day.

No, no, on the phone.

Yeah, because he likes to talk about, you know, hear what's going on.

For me, it's easier to explain to him what's going on on the phone.

as well so Friday night Saturday night after the race sometimes you know Sunday after the race I cannot talk to him straight away so I talk to him on Monday but even in between the Berlin test and now you know with all the Middle East conflict and stuff he's asking me how is it going is anything affected so I keep him informed but all those ones can be a text but he's what he's passionate about is the sporting side so race weekend is big thing for him he wants to know what's going on so yeah I talk to him every day

Yeah, I think overall, I think it did.

Because what I've seen during 24 was that confirmation, you know, he's actually a very, very enthusiastic guy, very passionate guy.

But when you see him at the racetrack, you don't necessarily see that.

You know, he's a very private individual, very introvert.

He doesn't talk to many people.

And then, of course, you know, jet lag is quite hard on him as well.

So he tends to be quite quiet.