me what I am today, or what I was then. Rivalries are a good thing and always will be. Q: One person that was very close to you, young Liam Magee (Kevin's nephew), we lost him last year, which was very tragic down here, but it shows you the fickleness of racing. A: Liam, I watched him grow up in the paddock. You hate to see anyone get hurt and especially die in racing, but I think the one thing that was, if there was anything good about it, is that he was doing what he wanted to do. I always say that about my accident: that I was in control of what I was doing, and so I thank God for that because there's a lot of other people that get hurt or they die and it was nothing to do with their situation at all. That stuff happens every single day. Q: Wayne, perhaps some memories racing in Australia? As we said at the beginning, you and Schwantz were de facto Australians to us and we kind of cheered for all you guys. You did have some great races here and some great memories from racing out here, both at Phillip Island and perhaps Eastern Creek. A: Yeah. Phillip Island is one of my favourite circuits. I think '89 there, Kevin and I, and I think it was Mick and Gardner, we had a heck of a race there. Maybe it was Christian Sarron I don't think Mick