Thanks, that's pretty much what I would have said.
We are not here to convert everyone, TT Zero is an opportunity for us to learn how to work with and develop new technologies, which in turn will provide us with more valuable tools for our core business of global motorsport going forward (already is paying off in some of our other programmes).
The other thing to bear in mind is that even though the company name of Mugen does translate to "Infinite" we don't have infinite resources, physical or financial. Everyone on our team has other projects to work on and the logistics of our TT programme has to be planned down to the last detail months in advance as most of our personnel usually have to come over straight from one race event do the TT and fly back to go straight to another one somewhere else.
Plus as c iom tt says we don't have a product that we need to sell; it is all about internal personal/personnel development, and TT Zero is a good constant for us to measure ourselves against.
The only other agenda we have is to maybe set a small piece of historical legacy with the Mugen brand at IoM for the future generations who will almost certainly be fully au fait with electric vehicles.