you How do you reflect on yesterday the pace, the early pace that you did have? Yeah, I mean it was it was going great, you know, fast having a P2 in the first quality and then you know not trying anything special, I was in P3, I offered a second restart of that race and thought that would be enough, normally to get into the final. Yeah, it just to be honest it all happened so quickly yesterday, I think the car in front had a problem and they were sort of in the middle of the track but I was of high speed, it was like 130 km now coming up there over us kind of blind crest. I didn't know that they had a problem at that time and yeah I think they kind of in they turned into the racing line that I was sort of on, I think they were probably maybe trying to pull off the track at that time but I with all the you know dust flashes, water splashes, you don't see anything and the first thing I knew was that I was realised how slow they were going when I was on the back of their car so it was one of those nightmare crashes that you don't want to see happen. When I saw that they had a puncture, I just thought okay, whatever you know we never give up, you just keep on pushing and then water roll the coaster. I'm so happy for the whole team and everyone is working with us and this is a goat. And this way we dedicate to Kyle Lidook. Thank you very much indeed, Johan. Thank you, Mikaela. That I lose the position.