Luke Wayman

But, like, that's, that is the accurate response to that, is it's super competitive right now, and there's not a lot separating all these names.

And it, I mean, Luke Wayman getting, what was it, fourth in Whistler? He's one of those guys that has been in that, call it teens to 20th position, and then out of nowhere gets a fourth place.

Had a insane weekend.

Everybody kinda would agree that he's capable of that, the same way that Charlie Hatton is or Ollie Davis is.

Yeah, I would agree.

I mean, it, uh, yeah, what it was like Luke Wayman came down really early and had a fast time, which was-

Yeah

... insane.

703 over Omori Pierron.

788 over Luke Wayman.

Jacob Jewett salvaging Canadian pride.

Eight seconds back.

Boom, comes up.

And then in the least, like a... quite a rookie, he's not quite rookie-rookie, because he's been in Leeds, I think, second year, perhaps, Luke Wayman, another Kiwi, just, like, slotting into fourth.

There's some depth, and, you know, like, and they're building names for themselves, you know, we used to have, you know, the Bulldog, and Blankensarp, and...

Wynne and Eddie and all the Kiwis, our era Kiwis and younger than us, but they've got a lot more in the ranks coming up and more to join next year as well.

Hopefully he'll be, uh, on the mend.

Um, Luke Wayman, Ollie-

[laughs]

... an ers- an awesome early run.

Um-

Closer to Max Aaron, I'd say.

Luke Wayman.

Yeah.