 if you're going to be able to stay on the lead lap. I doubt it. Unless we have a caution. Yeah. That takes away the opportunity. The only time you can really pit and stay on the lead lap here, similar to Pocono last week, if you're within about 9 to 12 seconds of the leader, you could actually come in, make a pit stop, get back out, and still be on the lead lap. We're going to see a lot of people doing that before lap 48. Stage 1 ends at lap 50. Also before lap 98, stage 2 ends at lap 100 of this 160-lap race. So with that pass-through penalty, that takes time.