Nice.

Nice.

No formal intro.

How are you drinking out of a camera lens?

Listen, it's a trick.

We got a series of cups, and everyone has to choose when they come in.

We're going team Germany, it appears.

That looks like we're doing.

Yep.

That's a Bavarian, you know.

This could be Norwegian, you know, a little Viking looking.

Cheers, boys.

And I'm drinking some, this is a bottle I got in Italy. A limoncello, right? Of lemoncello. This is honor of Tony Caroli, who was racing this weekend, which I think is pretty cool on that Duccott. He still rides really well, though. Yeah, there's some of those guys. They say they're going to quit, but they really just cannot really step away. It's like, I'm not a true professional, but I'm still going to ride every other day. Yeah, but he's still top ten. He comes over and, you know, does a national or GP. He's still running the top ten. Yeah, but as much as he's riding and, you know, testing the bike and all that stuff for Dukati, I mean, he's getting plenty of seat time. And I mean,

I think I felt like even with my injury and I retired for all those years, I felt like

probably when I was, so 2006 or so, would have been, 2006 when you got hurt, right? Yeah. I mean,

I would have been 36 or so.

Probably around age 40, I felt like I was still pretty good on the bike, even though I wasn't, you know, riding at the level that he is working for the team and all that.

But if you stay with it, you can stay going pretty strong.

I mean, look how strong Mike Brown has been. And I mean, he's a year younger than me, right? I mean, his plan was to ride pro motocross this year and he's 53. Brownie? Brownie's 53. Yeah, that was going to be his plan. Was he trying to keep his number or what was he trying to? No, he's not trying to keep his number. He just, but he was at a pace where he would do a top 20 in a national and he's 53. So the point is, Cairoly just turned 40. Yeah. Is that what it was? Yeah. Yeah, 40. Like if you stay and you don't like, you know, injury or time off, like, I mean, he's still at a really high level. And I mean, obviously with the Italian team, it's like to look at the guys that they have, you know, he's certainly one of, I mean, he's one of the best ever. He's got full factory support from Ducati and he wants to do it. So, yeah, Italy could be strong. mean I don't know they're in contention to win it's Adamo who's great caroli and bonacorsi who I don't really know but

he's had some good rides this year I mean there's three solid guys but like you said they don't

have any of the the wow factor or any standout in there.

But, you know, Fro's done donations many a time, and I've been there a few times as well.

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