Liam Lawson

So I never really fully reflected on it or thought about it too much.

I think I just remember it.

I think I remember... It's more like...

I remember everything that happened.

I don't know.

It depends on how you look at it.

Maybe that's reflecting on it, thinking about it.

Now when I talk about it, maybe that's me reflecting on it.

But what I mean is I never really afterwards sat down and broke it down and thought about everything properly.

That's the story.

That's how it happened.

But then I really was straight into Japan, triple header.

And honestly, from that point on,

I didn't really think about it too much again unless I was talking about it or it was brought up or something like that.

But I never really broke it down is what I mean by it.

So you never had the chance to speak to a psychologist or a therapist or really kind of try to unpick this?

I have somebody that I'm very lucky to have in my life that's been with me since I was young and he's been my coach since I first moved to Europe and he was basically somebody that...

I see, I speak to all the time anyway.

I still speak to now and he's, he's played a massive role in like me as a person.

I think I'd have a very probably different personality if I didn't actually have him growing up in Europe, um, racing.