Liam Lawson

Overdriving a car in circles.

Literally, you know.

Like,

I just want to, yeah, exactly.

That's exactly right.

The thing is, it's just become so much more normal.

And so like you said, it just was never a thing.

And then at the start, like you said, this is a way to support our drivers.

And then it was, now this is a way that we can criticize.

But it goes, I mean, it's for us, it's like this, but it's now, it's the same with like kids growing up, you know, in school and stuff like that.

You can't escape it at all.

And it just ends up being every day at all times, you can basically have access to do stuff like that.

And it's become so much more normal now.

And it's in politics.

I mean, it's really, it is that.

We're just normal people at the end of the day.

Like, we're just...

as much as we're on TV and we are very lucky to be doing this, but for us we're chasing our dreams and for us it's driving a race car.

And that's what I wanted to do when I was five years old and I'm very lucky to be doing that now.

But I think it's amazing how much the sport has grown and we genuinely love the sort of support that we have, but I just think support your driver.