Liam Lawson

this is where we find out, you know, kind of like that moment.

And I went out and qualified pole.

Like it wasn't like I've just went to the front, you know, I qualified first and I could not believe it.

And the best part is you have like, you know, people have like multiple engines at go-karting.

We always were restricted.

We normally had one good engine and then maybe a backup engine or something like that, but we would have one good one.

And, um,

We loved it so much.

I had this good engine, qualified first, had a good race.

And we'd go to club days, literally club days, and be like, what engine should we run?

Yeah, let's run the good one.

And we ran it so much that it blew up, basically.

And then we had to then borrow somebody else's engine again because we

Yeah, counting's expensive.

I think that comes from my parents because, you know, when you look at, if you went back to, you know, six-year-old me starting go-karts,

and looked at, you know, first of all, my family with absolutely zero experience in motorsport.

My dad watched Formula One a little bit, watched Vette Supercars, and that was probably it.

But they had no understanding.

So like, you know, through the early years of go-karting, he's literally learning to tune engines and stuff like this.

He would stand on a corner, we'd go testing, and we did test more than anybody.