Bruce McAvaney

Josh has a party.

So that team could do something that is off the charts in Los Angeles.

The other team that's probably...

just as exciting as the men's 4x4 so the men's 4x400 at the world relays they took the Australian record which was 259.7 off the top of my head from 1984 they took it down to 255 they went from 259 to 257 to 255 and they ran third in that final behind Botswana and South Africa other Commonwealth teams by the way but it's the fourth fastest nation of all time so our men's 4x4

is right alongside that 4x1, and we could medal in both.

Absolutely.

For sure.

This is the first of...

a couple that we're contracted to, and I think there was thoughts about the third one as well.

No, we've got a big commitment towards the charity.

And, you know, people like Al Nicholson get their chance to step up and do the swimming.

And we've got a very, very good team.

I'm going to be working with Hans and Manu and Dave Colbert, the two people you worked alongside, you know, in Paris.

I mean, and you know what they bring to the coverage.

So, look, I'm already proud of the way

the network's gone about it, but I'm really looking forward to seeing what we can do.

Thanks, Gerard.

All the best, mate.

Bye-bye.

James Brayshaw.