I'm assuming it's to do with my role as a GrandPrix 'Observer'.....after the odd year or 30, having to watch for, and report racing 'incidents', you get to know and use the phrase "nope, that ain't gonna work", as some idiot comes in at eleven tenths, oblivious to the realization that he'd only 'just' made it at nine tenths on the previous lap.
Often I can be on the comms before the 'incident' has even begun...
I had Berger standing beside me one year in Adelaide intent on working out exactly what line the others were using through turn 5, when he'd just parked it there for the second time. If he'd asked me I would have pointed out the little bump, driver's right that had thrown him both times...