I'm ready, action! This year I will be attending ELMS, so first time in NMP2 car category. As always, new category, new challenges, new things to discover. There is quite a big difference between a single-seaters or spring races, where you drive alone and the Endurance approach when you are sharing not only the cockpit but also meetings. The way you work with the team, the way you actually have to be much more open-minded. At a certain point you are jumping out or into the car and someone else is taking your place. I think this is creating more team spirit. And definitely you are living more as a group. You are spending more time with your teammates. When you are racing, for example in Formula One, in the end your teammates is representing the same team but it's also your opponent. And here you are having your teammates and they are working all together for the same results, for the same goal. And this is the biggest difference. The final goal would be to be on the podium at some events and I think we are a young team. We have a strong lineup drivers but also we lack a bit of experience. For sure, stepping up into Endurance Racing, LMP2 category gives me a good opportunity of initial approach. Of course, LMP1, hyper car category is the top of Endurance Racing and who knows. Maybe one day I will have opportunities to drive there. But I have learned one thing in my life to don't look too much forward because of my accident and on purpose I mentioned my life. Because many times and most of the people, let's say, connect my accident to motorsport. But the person who had accident is me, myself. And I am having daily life and motorsport, yes, it was. And it is my biggest passion. But in the end, I have also my daily life. And I think it has been a difficult period because in the end, the biggest goal and the biggest, let's say, I would say success is that I'm back racing and that my body learn how to deal with my limitations and my limitations are only limiting someone who sees me. But my body, my brain, accepted completely and I don't feel, think anymore, like, yes, I have some limitations. And this has been a long process, a lot of work. Not work physical, not rehabilitation, but a lot of work mental, which I went through. And I think I have been always very realistic about myself. You know, time has passed, a lot of things has changed. My limitations, I will bring them forever, or until my last day of my life. But I accept them. And I think this is the biggest achievement because I remember there were days, months, periods where my brain was not really accepting how I am. Because I found myself to learn everything nearly from zero. And also my brain, my body had to learn how to live with this situation and how to adapt because our brain is very powerful muscle tool. That most of the times we set our limits in our brain, but those limits are set by our limits are much more beyond what we think. And the brain plays an important part of this recovery. Lemma, it has been always the race, you know. But as I'm kind of the driver, which has been always racing in sprint races, since I was very young, Endurance races and Lemma has been never really in my mind until a couple of years ago, where I started thinking about, you know, this amazing race, I think one of the biggest motorsports challenge. Not only as a driver, but as a team. I think already finishing Lemma is a unique, is a great achievement. Of course, performing well and fighting on the top would be even better. But I think you have to live, Lemma, to really appreciate its unique atmosphere, its unique event and the characteristic. So it's looking amazing from outside, but I think inside living it, being a part of active part of this weekend, it would be something special. I have been in motorsports for very long, but those new things are always very emotional. You know, they make you feel like you are again a baby, a kid, which of course it has been long time ago I was a kid, unfortunately. But you know, this moment makes you feeling that you are discovering completely new words. You know, motorsport is, it looks often very similar from outside, but living different races, different categories is always something new, something fascinating to learn and to discover.