Liam Lawson

Someone like Lewis or even Max could probably, because they've achieved what they set out to do.

But when you haven't, I don't think, no matter how good you are training your mind or thinking about stuff, I don't think you can do that.

I don't think you can convince yourself to just purely enjoy something

For me, and not think about just the amount, like I said, the amount of sacrifice, the amount of stuff behind this, the importance of it.

I definitely try, but there's always pressure.

There's always, you can't get rid of that.

I think, I mean, gratitude's a big part of it.

So being grateful for, like, for me, where I came from, obviously, I'm very lucky, very fortunate to be in this position.

And from New Zealand, it's really, it's just really hard.

So, you know, I have, like, my best mate is somebody that is...

also a racing driver we grew up racing each other and uh but he just hasn't been as fortunate as I have and so I spent a lot of time with him but he's somebody that constantly reminds me that um you know he's extremely there's absolutely zero jealousy from him which you know is honestly I just love that about him um but yeah to be for me like knowing that he just didn't get the same opportunities but I did yeah I have to be I just have to be grateful because

It's so easy to just get used to what you're doing and like, I'll complain about the smallest thing and then be like, wait a second, still pretty sick, you know, like to be doing this.

I'm on the podium, yeah.

Does that make sense?

Second's the worst thing ever, yeah.

And I've come second so many times in my career, which just sucks.

But yeah, second sucks.

There's nothing worse than that, I think.

For me, it's my childhood.

I just think back to being, being young.