Hello there Tom Clarkson here. We're into the final sector, just 10 days to go.

If you've been with us since day one,

or you're only just joining us for the first time,

welcome everybody.

It's great to have you with us.

We're counting down to the new series of F1 Beyond the Grid,

which starts on Wednesday the 28th of February,

and we're choosing some of the best bits from our previous six seasons. For day 20 I've chosen someone who with a name like

his was always destined to be a racer. After being discovered by Red Bull as America's

next star Scott Speed drove for Tora Rosso in 2006 and 2007.

He had natural talent and raw pace, but in his own words, he had a bad attitude, which meant he lasted just 18 months in Formula One.

Oh gosh, how young I was an uneducated, massive ego. I just look back at a silly kid. It's

kind of embarrassing, honestly. I obviously had a lot of ability I was very good at driving that type of vehicle

I don't think I was at the level of like your Rossburgs or your Lewis from my generation

those guys were special obviously Lewis still is because he's still

competing with this next generation of driver which is remarkable it's really insane

but I didn't have a good why you know my reason for doing that was just I wanted to see how good I was.

I didn't have a good mental model. I certainly didn't have a good mindset. I was put into some

incredibly great environments by Red Bull to help me succeed and help me develop

because when I left America and went over there I didn't have the ability to do it.

But they did a great job of placing me with good teams up to the ladder where I could learn even though I didn't

realize I was learning I just thought that if I was fast it was because the car was good and if we

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