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It's the LVK More Than Moto podcast with your host, Louis Phillips and Kellan Brower.

Welcome back, everyone, to another Leatt, LVK, More Than Moto podcast.

I'm Kellan Brower, joined by Lewis Phillips, who is down under this week in Australia,

a week between, obviously, the OzX Open and World Supercross.

And we're going to try to get this one out for you guys a little bit early, uh, seeing that it's already Monday for Big Lou. So it's kind of like the perfect time for him to get on and chat with us, a little late night evening here in the USA. But, uh, yeah, it's been a few days already since the race. It's like, it's weird to say that, but it's been what basically a day plus since they've raised so yeah yeah yeah it's funny kelly

you say weird to say that, but it's been what, basically, a day plus since they've raised. So, yeah.

Yeah, it's funny, Kellan. You say that we're doing this early, but my mind immediately went to

this is the latest we've ever done it, just because obviously I'm living Australian time.

It's Monday night now, and yeah, it feels very delayed. It's actually been a little bit eye-opening

in the fact that Australians have to been a little bit eye-opening in the fact that

Australians have to wait a little bit into their week to get going with podcasts and whatever,

you know? Like, I feel like when I was in Europe and then Americans, to start Monday morning

with race podcasts, the review pod, whatever else is a privilege, but the poor Australians

have to wait until Tuesday.

Poor one out.

True, but also I was thinking about the fact that, like, a normal Saturday night supercross in the USA,

Australians would have it be on midday, sometimes morning-ish for them, on Sunday.

So, like, that's something that we, it's been almost two decades since we've raced on Sunday in the US.

And for them, it's just normal.

But that's kind of interesting.

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