Chas

Like there wasn't really much he could do.

Like if Roland slowed, he would have just got pole driven from the guy behind.

yeah yeah it was just the way it happened right yeah i'm just trying to fit yeah trying to see what uh you know the punishment the punishments are gonna like fit the crime but yeah i don't know chad's come up to me afterwards and he like tried to contact me afterwards but um he basically just pinned it all back to like turn two the whole time so i was like oh well i guess it's just retaliation then i guess but um

Yeah, he said like I doored him hard and I went off the track and a bit like that.

But yeah, like I said to him, he thought that I think I was like extremely disappointed.

Like, but to be honest, I actually wasn't, like I was annoyed, but I wasn't that disappointed.

Like obviously it was in the hunt for the JR trophy and we want to win that.

But like ultimately, like when I went back to the pits,

um i think tom was the angriest out of out of everyone about it all and i was like look there's two ways we can do this you can worry about that or we can worry about that we were fifth on road today yeah so we'll just focus on that yeah no it's a good way to look at it like i don't know

Because I was like, oh, we're going to come down and apologize.

Like, just do it.

Like, don't need like explanations or whatever else.

Like, it's just, it is what it is.

Like, and like I said, it's like sometimes you're the bug, sometimes you're the windscreen.

And it's true.

We all have lapses of judgment at time.

Like, for example, me on Kai.

Yeah.

Like at Bathurst, it does happen.

But yeah, like there's a difference between having a lapse in judgment and