I mean, this is this is so much like basser as a still because as soon as you like it realized that they're going

60 70 miles an hour minimum. I know

I'm just I'm looking at that bridge which doesn't look like it should even be physically possible. Yeah. Oh

goodness

If you're unfamiliar with rally as a concept a lot of the time the

The first time they go down the track is the first time they've seen the track

Do we want to explain rallying notes? Oh, yeah, okay, so like I mentioned

Michelle Mutanz co-driver earlier a co-driver they sit in the passenger seat and

They have like prepared notes of the turns that they will call out so that you can kind of like steer

faster than your you know visual reaction

Because there'll be a guy or girl in this case

Sitting next to you saying the next one is I'm say a medium left right

Because you physically can't keep up with the speed to yes. Yeah. Yeah

As we'll see we'll get there and go see that's right

But like this is this is kind of the like the salad days right like rallying is very exciting to watch

For the same reason that it's very dangerous

This is the fastest it's ever been before this rallying was kind of like, you know

You drive a mini Cooper right or like which has 80 horse power and what's fun to drive slow car fast

This is you know car driving fast car very fast

And people get very into it. It's like off. This is often called the golden age of rallying

Um, I think perhaps a bit too nostalgically, but I think that's like you can't really separate the appeal of

Shaking hands with danger, you know, I was gonna say I think that's absolutely right. I don't drop somewhere. It's my drop

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