Garth Tander

Like we definitely do not want no contact because that's not what touring car racing is about.

We want, there's gotta be some form of contact.

Um, but I think we've probably in a position now where it's fair.

If you bump and run someone, obviously then that's not on, but if you're leaning on someone just to position them to your advantage, I think that's fine.

I guess the challenge for you guys, because you guys are doing it now every weekend, is understanding where the line is, like how far you can go.

I feel like we do now.

Yeah.

Yeah.

It's just because it happens every weekend.

Yeah.

We had a degree of that as well.

Like I remember as, you know, you talk about that sort of golden era of racing.

supercars, like if you'd raced Russell hard, he'd race you back hard.

But if you turfed him, he'd turf you.

And Paul Morris was the best.

Like if you turfed Paul, if you bumped and run Paul and you got away with it, you better be seriously fast through the next corner.

Because he was coming for you.

So you knew that, but you knew that going in.

So you understood these particular guys, if I step over the line, I'm going to cop it back with interest.

And then next time you don't step over the line.