Nico Rosberg

Oh, I chopped Swiss holes in my seat in the non-structural areas, which was another tens of grams, whatever.

But now I'm already past 100 grams.

And then finally it was also, I was doing, I was like really great cyclist.

And I stopped cycling because the cycling, the leg muscles are one of the heaviest parts of our body.

So I stopped cycling because I spoke to my doctors and they said, you'll probably drop at least 500 grams if you stop cycling.

And if you do running and walking instead.

So I stopped cycling.

And in fact, I was on the scales and I did drop more than 500 grams by the time I got to Suzuka.

Because it was during the season that I stopped cycling.

So Suzuka, by the time I got to Suzuka, commutatively, I had dropped one kilo.

And I was on pole by two hundreds.

Oh man.

That was the one kilo.

Brilliant.

And that's what got me the world championship, you know?

So, so that was also something that I was just very good at, at understanding how to get from A to B, where to put my focus and energy and, and even sometimes into the details.

When you know that five details make a big improvement, then you got to focus also on those details.

You cannot let them, you cannot neglect, neglect them because then you're missing out on a big improvement that,

against your competitor then I won the race even though I was shaking and qualifying and I finished that qualifying two hundredths of a second in front of Lewis on pole position two hundredths whilst shaking hands everybody has the shaking hands by the way every driver will because it's adrenaline it's everything but maybe I had a little bit more than most others in that moment but

So shaking hands and then finished qualifying two hundredths of a second in front, which I don't know how.