Liam Lawson

We love that when we get the support that we get,

but you don't have to criticize.

Especially when you don't, it's more the unknown part of it.

I think there's so much that probably people just don't actually see or understand and will just jump on something straight away and...

I don't know.

I think the main thing is support your driver, but you don't need to criticize other people.

It's definitely the psychological stuff.

It's just building resilience to that, I think, is for me the biggest thing.

I cared when I came in.

I did, probably more, as much as we all say we don't.

It's new, and I think I did.

Like I said, I got those.

I had my phone blow up, and I was like, wow, this is crazy.

I didn't expect this.

And through all those experiences over the last 12 months, I think now I'm just in a much better position where I just honestly don't care.

And I feel...

That's something I also try and look back on because it's so easy to think that stuff is unfair.

Like you always think, oh, especially in motorsport, it's the most like, there's so many variables.

You know, we look at other sports like golf and tennis and even motocross.

Like I love dirt bikes at the moment and I watch it and I just think it's down to, you know, there's differences in bikes, you know, little differences, but it's down to the rider or down to the player and that's it.