So, I am big into data for training. I kind of I use different platforms just to look at kind of the power that I put out on the bike. I like to kind of track my recovery after training, always looking at my heart rate to kind of get an idea of how fatigued I am, but actually recently in racing I've decided to race with no data. So I will use it in training. I will kind of Judge my effort on, okay. This is how many watts and pushing and this is how I feel. And actually, so when I went and won the world title, instant George, I didn't use any data apart from just, my feedback of how I was feeling. And obviously, I had the average speed and the speed that I was moving at, but that just kept me in a far more positive mindset because I was like, I feel good. So, we're just gonna go with. I feel good, that's good, that's positive. Rather than sometimes when you have the data on your bike, computer in front of you and you're thinking, that's not the amount of what's I want to. Push my heart rates too high. What's happening? You kind of can spiral into it - mindset. So I've definitely will stand by using data in training. I think it's really good to track your progress to see if you're going in the right direction or you too fatigued but in racing, I don't know if I would use it. Again, an S. For example, my coach wants to review the data afterwards because it's probably quite frustrating for them to not have the data afterwards to actually know what I did do. So, maybe I would have the Data being recorded but not necessarily look at it.