Chaz Davis, the superbike racer, who just passed his road test, and me, a comedian who loves to ride, are on a further training course to sharpen up our road skills. Today we're at a racetrack, learning to look, lean and roll. Whatever that is. Right, welcome to Kelsa Kuhn, everybody. We cover look, lean and roll. So look, vision, keeping that vision up, lean. How they steer the motorcycle, so positive steering. Roll, which is how they control the throttle. One of the instructors said to me, just put your finger and thumb around there, accelerate. I don't want you to touch it with your rest of your fingers. Use your legs more to hold the bike. I've never done that last week, I'd have been that way. And my dad tried to drop it into it when I was young and get back on the throttle. Yeah. It usually fixes a lot of problems. When did you get back on the throttle? To use the. Chris, one of them when I was taught to ride, it was counter steering, whereas actually they're saying positive steering, which is more press right to go right. Yeah, it's a positive action, so that you're in control, and then if things do get exciting, you know exactly what to do. It felt to begin with weird, once I got the hang of it, it actually felt more rhythmic in my riding style. Which wheel's steering the bike? The back wheel, the front wheel, the middle wheel of the car. You've got to think about it a bit. It just didn't even know. It's just lazy. I don't ask for it. It's on the front. On the track, that was really good. By the time I got out, it was coming down a bit. Because it was wetting, because I've been on the track in the way, I felt a lot more confident about what the bike could do and what tyres would do. Which meant I could concentrate more on the things that I should be doing, which is looking ahead and spot endangers and positioning the bike in the way it plays. I had my first track experience, which I absolutely loved. It was great, even though it was raining and it was a little bit slippy. So, who had the safety briefing this morning? Yeah. What did they say about the yellow light? They'll be on the right way. The left will be. The right will be on it, Jess. The wrong side. Oh, probably. I was in the first floor, wow. It's through the chicane. It's down a bit. I know the neutral for a bit. The atmosphere has been fantastic. Everybody has really taken it on board. OK, you put your touch, you both sides of the road? You're not just getting the most out of my tax pound. It's my bike.