could take all the challenge out of it just to make it safe, but that corner does need to be addressed, but that would be the only one. Q: Eddie Lawson, how is he enjoying himself and what's he doing? A: He's as grumpy now as he has always been. Q: I thought back in America he would be happy. A: No. Eddie and I, we get on better now than we ever have, probably because I can't race against him head-to-head. We keep my dad (Sandy) busy, he works on our karts, and we've got a race coming up here after this weekend and it's a fairly big-sized race for us. I think there's 50 or 60 karters from six or seven different countries - and Eddie has won the race over the past two years. I finished fifth both times. Eddie is very competitive still, he wants to just kill everybody, and he works very hard at it. I think the only thing that Eddie does different now that he didn't do when he raced bikes is that he works on the karts now. He even works on my kart! I have got to keep him happy. Q: You mentioned your dad. How is Sandy? A: My dad, he is getting a bit up there in age. We just got him out of the hospital about a month and a half ago. He had some problems with some blood clots in his legs and stuff, so we had