Zak Brown

Yeah.

Because then I think it, like most sports, makes the television experience that much better because...

Seeing a car go 200 miles an hour in real life looks a lot faster than seeing it on TV.

So I think if someone can get to a race now, that's currently the 1%.

Can we get 99, the other 99%?

That's probably not.

So I think the more, you know, you could use almost a second screen experience because there's watching the race, but then there's watching the...

strategy of the race and the technology so if you just turn on the tv and you're watching race cars go around you're only kind of getting half the experience you know the more you can kind of understand the strategy how how the race is playing out and so it's a great second screen experience i think our sport probably more so

You got the TV on and then you got your tablet open and you're watching telemetry and lap times and sectors, listening to radio.

You can have in-car cameras from your different drivers.

So you can kind of set up on your kitchen table kind of a whole scene.

And I think once you get immersed in it, it really draws you in because you start to

Follow the strategy.

And here's what I think they're going to do.

What tires are they on?

So there's a lot of strategy as there is in all all sports.

But I think ours is quite complicated.

So the more you get immersed in it, the more you understand it, the more intriguing it is.

And so you were a driver and now you run McLaren.

Do you ever get FOMO?