It depends on what type of race it is: a sprint race – which lasts for about an hour – or an endurance race, which lasts more than three hours. In an endurance race, you have to be a bit conservative and make sure that the car is in good condition for the last two hours of the race, which on the whole are the decisive ones: avoiding, for example, jumping on the kerbs too much. In a sprint race, by contrast, you need to be a bit more aggressive because you often go door-to-door with your rivals and there’s a little bit more jeopardy. In both types of race you’ve still got to push to the maximum, because even in a 24-hour race, every lap is like a qualifying lap.