So the 30K's up the dirt this morning was interesting. How it's abraded, Riva, it was very clean for a change, but you still had to navigate your way through it. Roger Preston had an issue. You've got a wee bit miss mother there. We hadn't rebooted the right-hand side of the Riva going up. We were trying to get to the left. We missed the shoot and it just dragged us over to the right. We just flipped a band. We went to shoot up to the left, flipped the band, and they just straight this up. And we went across about three other bands. And we hooked up again so we ended up running the ground. The end backstab was another one that had issue. And by the time being got to the bottom, we needed another tow to get to the finish line. The same problem is yesterday. We used that smoke from the unit against something more to on than just a fail bearing. And the one thing about John Gehrie is he's been consistent. He had a little bit of a slow run on day one, but every day he's been clean, had no issues, started every day, stopped every day with a clean run. He hasn't been fast, he doesn't need to be. He's just been pacing himself. And clearly he's going to win this quite a big margin. After 25 years of not driving a boat, you've got Mike Polly who's extremely good. Like he's been consistent every day and he's actually had no DNFs. He's ran for an overall and you have to say the way he boats the rivers is absolutely fantastic. Now it's been a good week actually. We've pulled together as a good crew and a few young fellas on board. And lots of energy and that's been pretty trouble free so far, but still one to go. Because down the field a bit has been great battles with Nick Sullivan and Justin Hill. And Tony O'Lockard had another problem today. He's forced down the channel, which he shouldn't have been in and had a grounding. The water was tonight, the water's been better, the water's been quite long. We got just about DNFs on the deep water, but we had probably a meter push to get it back in the water. And they got me, we're not paying for the gold cap. We're just having a little fun with wasting money really. And we're going to have to get some money. And we're going to have to get some money. So this is the final league starting this afternoon in downtown Queenstown, which is great. There's lots of touristy to see. They started one minute intervals this time. Across the lake down the Guarante into the shot over. Now we've rest up the top for a few minutes and then come back down. Well, they have to stop the tour boats running when that happens. Because it's really only one way traffic there. But that will be interesting. If you hit something through that gorge, it will not be where those rocks are clearly attached in New Zealand. You