Liam Lawson

Because I look back at my career...

there's just no way that the amount of things that happened when they did and so many situations where I was like, that, how did that not, you know, at the time that I thought was not a good thing, which then I'm so grateful for, you know, because it put me in a better position in other situations.

So I just, yeah, there's no way that the amount of things that happened for me that like I was meant to do this.

It's really that belief.

I remember there was this race that basically was one of my first big, big races that I was doing as a kid.

And we'd just got these engines and things were starting to work out.

We were starting to be competitive.

And I knew it was this big race that was coming up.

And we started testing for it.

And

I remember him telling me, I must have been, I must have been like a bit nervous for it or, you know, a bit doubtful.

Maybe I must've said something to him that maybe he made me, that was a reason he started to tell me this, but he kept telling me.

tell yourself you're going to win.

Just keep telling yourself you're going to win this race.

No matter what, you're going to win this race.

And don't tell other people because my dad hates arrogance.

If I ever became arrogant in a way that he honestly would, he was like, if you ever forget where you came from, I'll pull the pin on everything.

Love that.

And he'd tell me that since I was real young.

So it was really important to not be arrogant, but to be