 How does a driver attack it when you don't really know what to expect after a rain wash of the track, especially concrete here at Nashville? Yeah, it's going to be a lot of grip for a few laps, I think. And then, you know, anytime concrete's, you know, fresh with no rubber, it's really fast. So it'll probably be a couple laps of that, and then you'll see it rubber in. And, you know, maybe we'll get a long run here in Stage 2 and kind of be able to see where the track truly is because I think, you know, it'll change a lot in Stage 3 because the rubber will go back down.