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Hey, everybody. It's Trump is here. And you might be thinking, well, you're not spanners. And if so, good, people do sometimes confuse this. So good for noticing. But yeah, I've been given the exciting option of sharing my reactions to qualifying. And, you know, I'm kind of a big information data sort of guy. I really like to do a lot of research. But I thought for this, I would go opposite.

Old school, no timing, nothing, just what the comms give me and what I know myself. And, well, it was an

exciting qualifying. They're not always exciting. But this one was, not just for the occasional

drama or weird thing happening. There was genuine doubt as to who's going to come out on top.

And we don't always get that. And I will say just on a side note, I kind of love watching these

cars at night, unless you're maybe a photographer taking a picture of it and is still in the

golden hour where you have just that amazing sunlight. I really think these cars kind of look

their best under the lights at night. Um, given that, what's the love about qualifying? Uh,

today's. And in general, that's where the cars are the fastest. That's where we see their

strengths, their weaknesses. That's where their nasty side of their personality will show

itself. And so in that sense, always a fun time.

But you probably care a little bit less about that and a little bit more about what actually

happens. So let's get right to it. The reason you're here right now is because we've got a

championship. We've got three people technically for the chance to win, depending

about what happens tomorrow, going to the last race. And so I'm going to start with them. And you think,

oh, here we go. Here we go. It's going to be all about the tires. And yeah, it kind of plays into it.

But I used to play poker very casually with some people who went on to be kind of serious players

and there's two ways to play poker you can go by the numbers and go by the numbers and always make

the plays when the cards look like this and you do well but then there's people who just play by

being able to read and by being unable to be read. And I'm just kind of

wondering why Nora seems so unbelievably happy. He got beaten by his teammate. He messed up his final

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