I don't know what I do if I couldn't race. I don't know because I don't think there's anything that appeals to me. I know I've got road bikes riding on the road but I don't get the same satisfaction out of anything else like I do when I'm swinging the leg over the bike and heading out out of the pit lane onto the circuit. There's no feeling like it. It's just being there with everyone else. I wouldn't know too much about the winning side of it. I've not really had that but it's set in personal goals and set in targets and beating them whether it be lap times or catching the bloke in front. That will lead, in theory, will lead you on to winning. I know the Saints are not about the winning. It's the taking part but for my point of view at the moment it is just the taking parts enough. I've been using NUX products for about well over five years now. I've had accents on the road where if it wasn't down to the equipment and then kit I was wearing the situation would have been a lot worse. The injuries would have been a lot worse. In some cases because of the product there were no injuries. It's not like this and magic cronkip and wear when you jump onto a motorcycle and nothing will hurt you if you do come off. It certainly assists. The product does do what it says it's going to do and it's been tested. It's been tested by the likes of guys like me, race the bikes and come off in crash and it's also been tested in labs. There's always an end goal. There's motivations and aspirations to achieve. It's the hearing now that you get as well. You're on the bike, you're on the grid. You're doing it. A lot of other people are not in that position. I can't be so fortunate that I do it. I work hard to pay for it and being able to be here. It's a glorious day and there's no better conditions to do it either. It's fantastic.