THE BRITISH GRAND PRIX IS HERE!! Will we see YOU there? 👀

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Welcome back to the Pitstop Podcast.. HERE WE ARE!! Its race week, and for us at Pitstop its possibly the most special race week of the season because.. Its the BRITISH GRAND PRIX! And to make it even more exciting, we're going to be in the Fan Zone at Silverstone all weekend at Heineken's Sip Stop, because this episode is sponsored by Heineken Silver! Massive shoutout to Heineken Silver for sponsoring us around the British GP weekend, and an even bigger shoutout to you guys at home listening, because without you lot, this wouldn't be possible. PS.. Special guest COMING SOON 👀 *Includes commercial partnership with Heineken
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Summary
**Episode Overview:**

- The hosts begin the episode by introducing the upcoming British Grand Prix at Silverstone and discussing the excitement surrounding the race. They also mention the special guest they filmed an episode with, but they keep the details a secret for now.


- The hosts crack open a can of Heineken Silver, praising its smoothness and summer vibes. They also mention their Heineken sign in their flat and the company's sponsorship of the podcast.


- They transition to discussing the current Formula One championship standings, with Max Verstappen leading the pack, followed by Sergio Perez, Fernando Alonso, Lewis Hamilton, and Carlos Sainz Jr. The hosts speculate on Hamilton's chances of improving his position in his home race.


- The conversation shifts to the McLaren team and their significant upgrades for the Austrian Grand Prix, which resulted in Lando Norris performing well in his car. They wonder if Norris can maintain his momentum at Silverstone, despite the track not being expected to suit the McLaren.


- The hosts express their hope to see more from Aston Martin and discuss Lance Stroll's wrist injury, speculating on the possibility of Felipe Drugovic replacing Stroll for a race. They also mention Fernando Alonso's broken promise of a podium in every race.


- The hosts bring up a trivia question about the number of British drivers who have won the British Grand Prix, revealing that only 11 drivers have achieved this feat. They attempt to name the drivers, with some difficulty, eventually getting most of them correct.


- The hosts then play a quiz about British Grand Prix history, provided by Williams Racing. They answer questions about which circuit has never hosted the race, Nigel Mansell's famous ride back to the Silverstone pit lane with Ayrton Senna, Lewis Hamilton's largest winning margin, Michael Schumacher's unique 1998 win, Williams Racing's British Grand Prix victories, and the length of the Hangar Straight. They get some answers correct and some incorrect.


- The hosts discuss the role of social media admins for Formula One teams and the strange captions they sometimes post. They wonder if the admins have a specific style or if multiple people handle the posting.


- The hosts end the episode by asking a final trivia question about which racing series will not race at Silverstone in 2023. They incorrectly guess TCR UK, while the correct answer is WEC (World Endurance Championship). # Pitstop Podcast Episode Summary

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### Silverstone Quiz and Williams' Special Livery

- The podcast begins with a lighthearted quiz about Silverstone, where Jake and Fabio test each other's knowledge of the circuit's corners.
- Williams Racing is celebrating its 799th Grand Prix at Silverstone with a special livery, despite the original goal of reaching 800 being slightly delayed due to the cancellation of the Imola race.

### New Formula One Race Calendar

- The recently released 2023 Formula One calendar features 24 races, including three Saturday races in Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, and Las Vegas.
- This change in schedule sparks discussion about the impact on viewers and the challenges of accommodating different time zones.

### Mick Schumacher's Return and Valtteri Bottas' New Car

- Mick Schumacher, the son of legendary driver Michael Schumacher, recently drove a McLaren while wearing a Mercedes hat, fueling speculation about his future in Formula One.
- Valtteri Bottas, the former Mercedes driver, has made headlines by purchasing a $2.7 million Mercedes AMG One, a limited-edition hypercar.

### McLaren's Chrome Livery and 60th Anniversary

- McLaren will be sporting a special chrome livery at the British Grand Prix to commemorate their 60th anniversary in Formula One.
- The chrome livery is a throwback to the Lewis Hamilton era, when McLaren had a successful partnership with Vodafone.

### British Grand Prix Predictions

- Jake and Fabio engage in a friendly debate, predicting the podium finishers for the upcoming British Grand Prix.
- They consider various factors, including the recent performances of drivers and teams, as well as the characteristics of the Silverstone circuit.

### Upcoming Bonus Episode and Gratitude

- The hosts tease an upcoming bonus episode featuring a special guest.
- They express their appreciation for the podcast's listeners and thank them for helping the show reach the UK sports charts.

### Conclusion

- The podcast concludes with a reminder to catch the post-race podcast after the British Grand Prix and a mention of the exciting Formula 2 race featuring Oli Behrmann.

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[00:59.800 -> 01:03.840] And Toto came out recently and said that someone should come and sign Schumacher.
[01:03.840 -> 01:08.000] So, you know, Toto obviously knows he's good.
[01:08.000 -> 01:10.000] I mean, you're going to say that about your driver, but...
[01:10.000 -> 01:12.000] Well, Toto doesn't want to sign him, though.
[01:12.000 -> 01:14.000] That's kind of what I thought when I read it.
[01:14.000 -> 01:16.000] This guy's really good, guys.
[01:16.000 -> 01:18.000] You all really want him.
[01:30.440 -> 01:35.680] Ladies and gents, that's right, it's race week. Welcome back to Pitstop Podcast, the home of British motor racing.
[01:35.680 -> 01:44.440] It's 52 laps around Silverstone, a 5.89 kilometer circuit with a lap record of 127.369 held
[01:44.440 -> 01:46.820] by Lewis Hamilton in 2019.
[01:46.820 -> 01:51.660] The pressure will be on this weekend for the Mercedes boys to claim those crucial
[01:51.660 -> 01:55.900] qualifying positions while Lando Norris should also fill the heat of a home
[01:55.900 -> 02:29.000] crowd. Can Mercedes piece it together? Can Aston Martin find those points will Matt Verstappen be dethroned? We find out this weekend! Thanks mate. It's the British Grand Prix. We had to give it the beans. I know, I know. I was gonna say get the guitar out and play the theme tune and everything.
[02:29.000 -> 02:30.000] Oh, we could have done that!
[02:30.000 -> 02:32.000] We could have really gone for it.
[02:32.000 -> 02:33.000] That's a shame.
[02:33.000 -> 02:35.000] We did that last year, didn't we? There was a video of you playing the...
[02:35.000 -> 02:36.000] Um...
[02:36.000 -> 02:38.000] Ding-da-ding-da-ding-da-da-da
[02:38.000 -> 03:09.600] Yeah, and also, didn't we do the um... Down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down down now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now now weekend but yeah ladies and gentlemen welcome back to the Pit Stop podcast we have a very special guest dropping as well don't we we filmed an episode this
[03:09.600 -> 03:13.320] week we really do can't wait for that to come out this one's been a long time
[03:13.320 -> 03:16.960] coming that's all I'm gonna say yeah yeah it's been a great week and
[03:16.960 -> 03:20.160] Silverstone is round the corner right before we go any further though I do
[03:20.160 -> 03:25.640] just wanna hand you one of these. Oh mate, thank you very much. Cheers.
[03:25.640 -> 03:29.040] That, my friend, is an ice cold Heineken Silver.
[03:29.040 -> 03:31.100] Absolutely lovely, mate.
[03:31.100 -> 03:32.360] Should we crack them?
[03:32.360 -> 03:33.560] Yeah, crack it open.
[03:34.960 -> 03:36.380] Cheers, buddy. Cheers.
[03:38.560 -> 03:39.880] Do you know what?
[03:39.880 -> 03:42.220] That is surprisingly smooth.
[03:42.220 -> 03:43.500] That is lovely, mate.
[03:43.500 -> 03:45.600] It's got like a less
[03:45.600 -> 03:50.520] bitter, it's only 4% so it's like less strong as normal Heineken. It tastes good.
[03:50.520 -> 03:55.160] Mate that is lovely. I can imagine myself at a barbecue on a beach but it's just
[03:55.160 -> 03:59.520] as good on my sofa right here podcasting with you my friend. I know, thank you very
[03:59.520 -> 04:04.000] much. It's pure summer vibes isn't it? It really is. We're so excited to be working
[04:04.000 -> 04:05.720] with Heineken because as most of you know
[04:05.720 -> 04:09.760] We've had this Heineken sign in our flat for like two years now
[04:09.760 -> 04:11.080] It's a bit of a family heirloom
[04:11.080 -> 04:18.920] But Heineken silver are actually sponsoring this episode of the podcast ahead of the British Grand Prix this weekend, which is mega
[04:18.920 -> 04:21.040] So Heineken, thank you very much
[04:21.040 -> 04:21.400] Yeah
[04:21.400 -> 04:26.200] That is incredible and for those of you listening at home if you want to try yourself a Heineken Silver,
[04:26.200 -> 04:28.480] head down to your local pub, your local bar.
[04:28.480 -> 04:30.320] Give it a whirl, because it is amazing.
[04:30.320 -> 04:31.360] I promise you'll love it.
[04:31.360 -> 04:33.600] But if you're going to be at Silverstone this weekend,
[04:33.600 -> 04:34.600] then so are we.
[04:34.600 -> 04:37.760] And you can head down and meet us in the fan zone
[04:37.760 -> 04:40.880] with Heineken Silver and come get a very pint of your own.
[04:40.880 -> 04:43.720] But please remember, when you drive, never drink.
[04:43.720 -> 04:44.240] Yeah, guys.
[04:44.240 -> 04:50.640] Enjoy Heineken Silver responsibly and visit beadrinkaware.co.uk. But Heineken, thank you very much for sponsoring
[04:50.640 -> 04:57.120] the podcast, let's get back to it! And we are back to it with the current standings for
[04:57.120 -> 05:02.320] the current championship. It's Max Verstappen in first, obviously, with Sergio Perez in second.
[05:02.320 -> 05:07.000] Thanks for the quick reminder mate, I actually had completely forgot who was leading the championship.
[05:07.000 -> 05:09.000] Yeah, well there you go, now you know.
[05:09.000 -> 05:13.000] Alonso in third, Hamilton in fourth, this is where it gets spicy.
[05:13.000 -> 05:15.000] It is close around there, isn't it?
[05:15.000 -> 05:20.000] It is getting close and then it kind of, you know, you've got Sainz in fifth, Leclerc in sixth,
[05:20.000 -> 05:22.000] it's where it kind of teeters off a little bit.
[05:22.000 -> 05:27.800] But could this be the chance for Hamilton's jump? Hamilton's home race and a win here,
[05:27.800 -> 05:30.760] a win here would be very nice for the table.
[05:30.760 -> 05:32.120] Well, that's what I'm thinking, mate.
[05:32.120 -> 05:35.240] I mean, it's all to play for for Mercedes this weekend.
[05:35.240 -> 05:37.560] I mean, it really is the British Grand Prix, the home,
[05:37.560 -> 05:39.320] you know, you've got Lewis and George now,
[05:39.320 -> 05:40.760] two British drivers.
[05:40.760 -> 05:43.360] The guy has his own straight, the Hamilton straight.
[05:43.360 -> 05:48.640] Yeah, that's where we're going to be, by the the way at the grandstand if anyone's there that is mega
[05:48.640 -> 05:53.360] come say hello wait but yeah I don't know man you got two British drivers now
[05:53.360 -> 06:00.120] it's the pressure is on two British drivers three at Mercedes oh okay what I
[06:00.120 -> 06:06.740] mean but yeah well that's four that leads me on to my next for British drivers
[06:08.240 -> 06:13.680] Albin Nationally, he's like mix half nationalities, isn't he? Is he Albin? Don't know. Yeah, he is
[06:13.840 -> 06:19.240] Here's a question for you straight off the bat. So I thought it'd be funny to ask you what nationality is Nick DeVries? Oh
[06:21.040 -> 06:25.220] Yeah, oh yeah. Um, I
[06:27.440 -> 06:29.440] Don't know
[06:31.200 -> 06:33.200] Austrian
[06:33.640 -> 06:37.720] Not Austrian, you know, I haven't got a full quiz. It's funny
[06:39.880 -> 06:42.180] Yes, not far I mean
[06:43.840 -> 06:47.000] Geographically, I have no idea how far it is.
[06:47.000 -> 06:48.000] Tell me, I'd love to know.
[06:48.000 -> 06:50.000] Dutch. He's Dutch.
[06:50.000 -> 06:51.000] Okay.
[06:51.000 -> 06:52.000] Yeah, and I just didn't know that.
[06:52.000 -> 06:53.000] Or too far.
[06:53.000 -> 06:55.000] No, not too far at all.
[06:55.000 -> 06:57.000] Still, it's not the same country.
[06:57.000 -> 06:59.000] No, it's not the same country at all.
[06:59.000 -> 07:01.000] Yeah, that's very interesting. I did not know that.
[07:01.000 -> 07:08.120] Yeah, that was the current standings in terms of, even though I didn't give you all of them in terms of the constructor standings again Red Bull
[07:08.120 -> 07:13.060] Red Bull way out ahead man with pretty much like double the points at Mercedes
[07:13.060 -> 07:21.200] have yeah which is crazy yeah it is crazy but McLaren McLaren McLaren
[07:21.200 -> 07:28.440] McLaren well did they do yeah yeah you know where I'm going McLaren McLaren McLaren Well, they do. Yeah. Yeah, you know where I'm going McLaren made some significant upgrades for Austria
[07:28.760 -> 07:34.860] Significant Landos car was different. They were very quick. Yeah Lando in particular
[07:34.860 -> 07:37.680] Yeah, and if Lando can go and do that there get p5
[07:37.680 -> 07:44.620] We know he loves that track and to be fair this McLaren even with the upgrades isn't actually expected to suit Silverstone
[07:44.620 -> 07:47.580] They're saying it won't be great. so let's see that could all be a
[07:47.580 -> 07:52.020] bit of jibber-jabber they are bringing upgrades for Silverstone they are and
[07:52.020 -> 07:55.840] Oscar will have them as well right so that's why it's exciting for us I think
[07:55.840 -> 08:02.180] because I reckon Oscar will be quick I do think if he has that same quads like
[08:02.180 -> 08:10.960] I said in the last step top 10 for Oscar at least. This is why the pressure's on for Mercedes, man, because, you know, Lando beat both Mercedes in Austria.
[08:10.960 -> 08:11.760] Yeah.
[08:11.760 -> 08:16.640] So if he can do that in Austria, well for a start he needs to come do a lap on our sim.
[08:16.640 -> 08:18.400] Oh my god, that would be unbelievable.
[08:18.400 -> 08:21.520] However, you know, he could be a massive contender.
[08:21.520 -> 08:24.480] Yeah. Hopefully we see a little bit more from Aston Martin as well.
[08:24.480 -> 08:29.200] Alonso sadly has broke his promise of a podium every race. Yeah, that was a sad
[08:29.200 -> 08:34.840] one to take. What was going on with Lance's wrists in Austria? I did notice that. I did
[08:34.840 -> 08:39.120] notice that when the camera went in like, we didn't talk about it in our post race pod
[08:39.120 -> 08:42.640] did we? No, I don't think we did. We didn't know about it at that point. No, but after
[08:42.640 -> 08:46.160] watching the clips back, it does look like there's still a pain in his wrist
[08:46.160 -> 08:50.940] I wonder what's going on a broken wrist like he's done a lot of races
[08:51.240 -> 08:55.680] Yeah, a lot of races since it happened. You know that when something's trying to recover surely if you keep
[08:56.200 -> 08:59.880] Do they have just done like two or three in a row though haven't they so maybe there's been a lot
[08:59.880 -> 09:03.800] I don't know I all I know is I would love
[09:02.120 -> 09:06.360] I don't know. All I know is I would love to see Felipe Drogobic
[09:06.360 -> 09:08.680] in that car for just the race.
[09:08.680 -> 09:10.540] Like for Lance to be okay,
[09:10.540 -> 09:12.240] but for the doctor's orders to be like,
[09:12.240 -> 09:15.360] you do need to give it a break for just one race.
[09:15.360 -> 09:18.560] Let Felipe come in, absolutely blitz it.
[09:18.560 -> 09:21.360] Imagine like an absolute stonker of a qualifying lap.
[09:21.360 -> 09:23.640] I would absolutely love to see him out there.
[09:23.640 -> 09:27.640] I think him and Fernando would race well together. I think they would get on it. I would absolutely love to see him out there. I think him and Fernando would race well together.
[09:27.640 -> 09:28.640] I think they would get on it.
[09:28.640 -> 09:29.920] I loved it when he come on and he said
[09:29.920 -> 09:31.860] that Alonso was asking him for advice.
[09:33.040 -> 09:37.400] Did you know only 11 British F1 drivers
[09:37.400 -> 09:39.400] have won the British Grand Prix?
[09:39.400 -> 09:40.240] 11?
[09:40.240 -> 09:41.060] Yeah.
[09:41.060 -> 09:43.920] Wow, and now I know exactly what's coming.
[09:43.920 -> 09:44.760] Yeah.
[09:44.760 -> 09:46.000] I just saw it in your eyes.
[09:46.000 -> 09:47.600] Yeah. There's 11 points on off.
[09:50.320 -> 09:51.680] So who's won Silverstone?
[09:52.560 -> 09:56.960] Well, it's not just Silverstone because it's also going to Brands Hatch from around the 80s.
[09:56.960 -> 10:00.880] Yeah. Yeah. As we know, because as we know, the guest who we had on someone who was with
[10:00.880 -> 10:05.840] them was telling us this because they had watched actually Ayrton Senna race at Brands Hatch
[10:06.000 -> 10:12.060] Spot-on, which is amazing. You are full of information tonight. Thank you so much 11 points on offer now
[10:12.060 -> 10:14.820] Okay, you're not gonna get all 11 because there's no there's no chance
[10:14.820 -> 10:19.820] I ever would have no because some of them will be really backdated because there's not many current that I'm gonna know am I?
[10:19.820 -> 10:22.000] Guess how many hasn't I think?
[10:22.720 -> 10:27.000] Hang on. Hey, this is a terrible idea because I'm not going to know any of them.
[10:27.000 -> 10:29.000] The only British one I'm probably going to know.
[10:29.000 -> 10:30.000] You should get six.
[10:30.000 -> 10:31.000] Okay, Hamilton.
[10:31.000 -> 10:33.000] Yeah, that's one.
[10:33.000 -> 10:35.000] British drivers that have won the British Grand Prix.
[10:35.000 -> 10:36.000] Yeah.
[10:36.000 -> 10:39.000] So like Russell obviously hasn't, Lando hasn't.
[10:39.000 -> 10:40.000] No.
[10:40.000 -> 10:45.000] I have gone absolutely, completely brain dead already.
[10:45.400 -> 10:49.560] Like this happens, this always happens.
[10:49.560 -> 10:50.800] Come on, there's no excuse.
[10:50.800 -> 10:51.640] You must be-
[10:51.640 -> 10:52.460] Damon Hill.
[10:52.460 -> 10:53.300] Yes.
[10:53.300 -> 10:54.140] Yeah, 1996.
[10:54.140 -> 10:54.960] That's two.
[10:54.960 -> 10:55.800] Never forget Damon Hill.
[10:55.800 -> 10:58.200] Is that your birthday?
[10:58.200 -> 10:59.040] What?
[10:59.040 -> 10:59.860] That's when you were born, wasn't it?
[10:59.860 -> 11:02.040] Yeah, February the 21st, 1996.
[11:02.040 -> 11:04.040] That wasn't specifically the day he won
[11:04.040 -> 11:05.040] the championship, but the year. day he won the championship of the year
[11:05.680 -> 11:08.000] If you won the championship in Feb, that would be a bit
[11:11.600 -> 11:16.040] Yeah, so you've got I do definitely know Damon I do def Nigel Mansell
[11:16.600 -> 11:20.540] Great. Thank you. Right. That was one which I thought maybe you would be
[11:21.720 -> 11:23.720] There's a couple more obvious ones
[11:24.280 -> 11:29.360] Jenson Button No, he hasn't won the British Grand Prix
[11:29.360 -> 11:35.000] Jenson Button? What? No, not according to my list anyway, proved me wrong in the DMs
[11:35.000 -> 11:38.120] oh my god I'm only trying to think of world champions here, well I'm only trying to
[11:38.120 -> 11:40.720] think of world champions it's not just gonna be world champions yeah just British
[11:40.720 -> 11:48.020] drivers but also includes you know other world Yeah, I mean Silverson's a hard track if you've won there
[11:48.020 -> 11:51.220] Yes, you can see I'm trying to prolong for as long as possible
[11:51.220 -> 11:55.120] Because I have absolutely no idea. You've got Lewis Hamilton. You've got
[11:56.520 -> 11:59.340] Damon Hill. Yeah, and you got Nigel Mansell. Yeah
[12:00.560 -> 12:02.560] There's two which I've got on my list
[12:02.760 -> 12:05.040] Right next to each other between the
[12:05.040 -> 12:07.760] other ones that you've just said and they're just jumping out at me like you
[12:07.760 -> 12:11.480] should be getting these say the first name no so just say what it's a word of
[12:11.480 -> 12:15.720] it give me a clue for one of them mate come on I've gone brain dead I know it's
[12:15.720 -> 12:20.240] gonna be really obvious and yeah you've you sound so stupid I have a formula one
[12:20.240 -> 12:28.560] shot I can't name of you I'm completely dead at the moment I don't know you've met both of the my god on a personal level
[12:28.560 -> 12:33.640] the worst thing is a bit of me wants to say Ross Brawn but I don't even think he met
[12:33.640 -> 12:36.040] I can't really say you even met him to be honest
[12:36.040 -> 12:38.040] did Ross race?
[12:44.040 -> 12:47.600] yes Ross Brawn raced.
[12:47.600 -> 12:48.600] Is Ross Brawn English?
[12:48.600 -> 12:49.600] Yeah, I think so.
[12:49.600 -> 12:50.600] Yeah, of course he is.
[12:50.600 -> 12:51.600] Yeah, he's definitely English.
[12:51.600 -> 12:52.600] So has Ross Brawn won Silverstone?
[12:52.600 -> 12:53.600] No.
[12:53.600 -> 12:54.600] Not in F1 anyway.
[12:54.600 -> 12:55.600] Has Ross Brawn raced?
[12:55.600 -> 12:56.600] Ross Brawn, um, hang on.
[12:56.600 -> 12:57.600] Um, I don't think he raced.
[12:57.600 -> 12:58.600] You said we'd met him, so I thought it might be him.
[12:58.600 -> 12:59.600] I don't think he raced.
[12:59.600 -> 13:00.600] I don't think he raced.
[13:00.600 -> 13:01.600] I don't think he raced.
[13:01.600 -> 13:02.600] I don't think he raced.
[13:02.600 -> 13:03.600] I don't think he raced.
[13:03.600 -> 13:04.600] I don't think he raced.
[13:04.600 -> 13:07.640] I don't think he raced. I don't think he raced. I don't think he raced. I don't think he raced. I don't think he raced.
[13:08.200 -> 13:10.800] He said we've met him, so I thought it might be him.
[13:12.600 -> 13:14.000] Yeah, I don't think he raced.
[13:14.000 -> 13:16.440] Okay, I don't want to say Sir Jackie Stewart,
[13:16.440 -> 13:18.360] but is he British?
[13:18.360 -> 13:19.440] Sir Jackie Stewart!
[13:19.440 -> 13:20.280] Yeah!
[13:20.280 -> 13:22.400] Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah!
[13:22.400 -> 13:24.760] We got Lewis Hamilton, Damon Hill,
[13:24.760 -> 13:26.600] Nigel Mansell, and Jackie Stewart. Mate, there's, Damon Hill, Nigel Mansell and Jackie Stewart.
[13:26.600 -> 13:28.600] Mate, there's still two more which I think you should really get.
[13:28.600 -> 13:30.600] Mate, there's 11 points up for grabs here.
[13:30.600 -> 13:33.800] And if you get these two other obvious ones, that's six.
[13:33.800 -> 13:35.800] That's how many I thought you'd get.
[13:35.800 -> 13:37.800] So you've got the two hard ones.
[13:37.800 -> 13:39.800] The annoying thing is they'll come to me, but this is a pod.
[13:39.800 -> 13:41.800] I'm aware that people don't want to just listen to me think for 20 minutes.
[13:41.800 -> 13:43.800] Like, you know, I don't have them off the top of my head.
[13:43.800 -> 13:45.800] That's why I need a clue.
[13:45.800 -> 13:47.600] Well, give me a clue for one.
[13:47.600 -> 13:48.920] It might spark the other.
[13:48.920 -> 13:53.920] Okay, well, a British driver also includes Scotland
[13:53.920 -> 13:55.160] and Ireland, obviously.
[13:55.160 -> 13:56.320] Oh, David Coulthard.
[13:56.320 -> 13:57.160] There you go.
[13:57.160 -> 13:58.640] Oh yeah, I didn't know that.
[13:58.640 -> 13:59.480] There you go.
[13:59.480 -> 14:01.240] That's why I was thinking Jackie Shewett.
[14:01.240 -> 14:03.240] I don't even think he's British, English, sorry.
[14:03.240 -> 14:04.080] Yeah, he, yep.
[14:04.080 -> 14:05.280] I think he's Scottish, isn't he? Yeah, potentially, yeah. So yeah, that's what I was thinking Jackie Shewett, I don't even think he's British. English, sorry. Yeah, he, yep. I think he's Scottish, isn't he?
[14:05.280 -> 14:06.200] Yeah, potentially, yeah.
[14:06.200 -> 14:07.800] So yeah, that's what I was thinking.
[14:07.800 -> 14:09.600] Okay, if we're doing Scotland as well then...
[14:10.440 -> 14:11.320] Yeah, Coulthard.
[14:11.320 -> 14:12.640] Yep, you've got it, yep.
[14:12.640 -> 14:13.440] Jackie Shewett.
[14:13.440 -> 14:16.000] There's a guy parked right next door to him on my list.
[14:16.000 -> 14:16.600] Is there, Rich?
[14:16.600 -> 14:17.200] Which you should...
[14:17.200 -> 14:18.160] Is he parked on the map?
[14:18.160 -> 14:19.760] You should definitely be getting it.
[14:20.480 -> 14:23.120] Um, we've done Damien Hill, we've done Coulthard.
[14:23.120 -> 14:24.240] You're right, we've got to wrap this up.
[14:24.240 -> 14:26.500] Oh mate, come on, just help me out.
[14:26.500 -> 14:27.500] He's been on the pod.
[14:30.000 -> 14:31.000] You're lying.
[14:31.000 -> 14:31.500] Huh?
[14:31.500 -> 14:32.000] You're lying.
[14:32.000 -> 14:32.500] No, I'm not lying.
[14:32.500 -> 14:33.300] Johnny Herbert.
[14:33.300 -> 14:33.800] Yeah.
[14:33.800 -> 14:34.300] Oh shit.
[14:34.300 -> 14:35.800] Johnny fucking Herbert, mate.
[14:35.800 -> 14:37.300] Johnny, I'm so sorry.
[14:37.300 -> 14:38.500] I'm so sorry.
[14:38.500 -> 14:39.500] Who are the other ones?
[14:39.500 -> 14:41.800] Uh, James Hunt.
[14:41.800 -> 14:43.500] Oh my god!
[14:43.500 -> 14:44.800] Yeah, Jim Clark.
[14:44.800 -> 14:49.400] Yes! Peter Collins. Oh, obviously! Sterling Moss. Oh yeah!
[14:49.400 -> 14:53.400] John Watson. Oh yeah obviously I was there. There you go that's the whole list.
[14:53.400 -> 14:57.000] Yeah wow I can't believe I've got the right ones. I've got to say mate, I've got to say. That was a bad one wasn't it?
[14:57.000 -> 15:00.600] Besides Johnny Herbert you've done very very well. Yeah? You really did.
[15:00.600 -> 15:10.560] No that was hard doing that mate and you put me completely under pressure there. I think we do something together. I think we're better as a team.
[15:10.560 -> 15:11.200] Oh right.
[15:11.200 -> 15:15.920] Yeah, I am. And I always shout out Williams for their quiz that they do every race weekend.
[15:15.920 -> 15:20.080] And this will only take us five minutes, but for those of you, no matter where you are,
[15:20.080 -> 15:27.600] in a car, on a train, in a bus, at home. Listening to the Pit Stop podcast, we're about to take on the Williams Racing
[15:27.600 -> 15:30.840] Formula One pre-Silverstone quiz.
[15:30.840 -> 15:32.880] I'm gonna read the question out and the answers.
[15:32.880 -> 15:34.880] Me and Fab are gonna decide together what it is
[15:34.880 -> 15:36.240] and we're gonna answer on their website
[15:36.240 -> 15:38.000] and let's see how many we can get.
[15:38.000 -> 15:39.080] This is mad exciting.
[15:39.080 -> 15:40.680] You ready? Cheers.
[15:40.680 -> 15:43.360] Good man, I need full knowledge here
[15:43.360 -> 15:45.520] because these are actually quite hot.
[15:45.520 -> 15:47.040] I'm here, I'm available, I can help.
[15:47.040 -> 15:48.360] Right, we're going to start the quiz now.
[15:48.360 -> 15:49.360] Bring you what you need.
[15:49.360 -> 15:54.320] Yeah, everyone, here we go.
[15:54.320 -> 16:01.160] Which British circuit has never hosted Formula One racing in Great Britain?
[16:01.160 -> 16:07.000] Donington Park, Aintree, Alton Park or Brands Hatch?
[16:07.000 -> 16:13.000] Brands Hatch has. I want to say Alton Park has. Donington has and it's either Aintree or Alton. I'd say Alton hasn't.
[16:13.000 -> 16:17.000] I'd say Alton hasn't as well. Correct! There we go. I knew that.
[16:17.000 -> 16:28.920] Nigel Mansell's Williams turned into a two-seater when he famously gave Senna a ride back to the Silverstone pit lane in which British Grand Prix.
[16:28.920 -> 16:31.920] Now I actually have the mini champ of that exact moment.
[16:31.920 -> 16:33.720] Oh, you do? Right there.
[16:33.720 -> 16:37.000] But it's behind the sofa and it's not in direct eye line.
[16:37.000 -> 16:42.000] 1987, 1988, 1991 or 1992.
[16:42.000 -> 16:43.720] I don't think it was the nineties.
[16:43.720 -> 16:47.580] I think I was going to say, you said 87 there. We got 87 or 1992. I don't think it was the 90s. I think I was gonna say 87 there. We got 87 or 88. Oh
[16:49.480 -> 16:51.480] I would say
[16:53.520 -> 16:59.700] No, no, I mean, I know I know is the 80s, but you can't I can't put it down even boarded any of these years
[16:59.700 -> 17:06.480] No, no, so you're saying 88. No I was saying 87. Which year was that iconic ride back?
[17:06.480 -> 17:12.400] You pick it. Okay you're saying 87? Yeah. We're a team for 87 locked in.
[17:12.400 -> 17:22.400] Yep. Oh no! It's 1992! Was Senna even racing in 87? That's terrible if he wasn't.
[17:22.400 -> 17:28.200] We wouldn't know. That is still quite bad. Maybe we should should know I'm literally wearing a oh no where my max t-shirt today
[17:29.840 -> 17:36.640] Shout out greasy's Lewis Hamilton claimed the largest winning margin in f1's modern era in the rain affected
[17:37.200 -> 17:39.200] 2008 British Grand Prix
[17:39.400 -> 17:41.320] But what was the gap?
[17:41.320 -> 17:45.760] See the problem with this quiz is Williams, we weren't watching it then.
[17:45.760 -> 17:46.880] 2003?
[17:46.880 -> 17:48.880] 2008.
[17:48.880 -> 17:51.440] In the rain effect of 2008 British Grand Prix,
[17:51.440 -> 17:53.160] what was the gap to P2?
[17:53.160 -> 17:56.680] The largest winning margin in F1's history.
[17:56.680 -> 17:57.520] Is it?
[17:57.520 -> 17:58.800] Yeah, what was the gap?
[17:58.800 -> 17:59.640] What, so,
[18:01.800 -> 18:02.640] I don't know.
[18:02.640 -> 18:06.000] 38 seconds, 48 seconds, 58 seconds or 68 seconds?
[18:06.000 -> 18:09.000] I think it's in the 40s. I think it's in the 40s.
[18:09.000 -> 18:10.000] Have you seen something online?
[18:10.000 -> 18:11.000] No.
[18:11.000 -> 18:13.000] So why do you think it's in the 40s?
[18:13.000 -> 18:14.000] It just came to me.
[18:14.000 -> 18:15.000] Something technically bounced out.
[18:15.000 -> 18:18.000] It came to me through that balcony door there. I saw it coming through the sky.
[18:18.000 -> 18:20.000] Yeah, 48, final answer. We're locking it in.
[18:20.000 -> 18:21.000] It's here, it's here.
[18:21.000 -> 18:23.000] Incorrect. 68 seconds.
[18:23.000 -> 18:24.000] Damn it.
[18:24.000 -> 18:26.440] What was unique about Michael Schumacher's?
[18:26.800 -> 18:28.800] 1998 win at Silverstone. Oh
[18:29.200 -> 18:31.200] Come on
[18:32.760 -> 18:38.220] 1998 yeah, I was three years on in the pit lane. He started the lap one race down
[18:38.440 -> 18:43.320] He drove the race with a broken bone or he was the only Ferrari in the race
[18:45.320 -> 18:46.560] Read those out again. He won in the pit lane. He the only Ferrari in the race. Read those out again.
[18:46.560 -> 18:48.640] He won in the pit lane, he started the lap.
[18:48.640 -> 18:50.600] He won in the pit lane.
[18:50.600 -> 18:51.440] That's it, isn't it?
[18:51.440 -> 18:52.280] I recognize it.
[18:52.280 -> 18:55.120] Unless we're mixing it up with another story.
[18:55.120 -> 18:56.380] Yeah, Texas switch.
[18:57.600 -> 18:59.080] Just go for it anyway, it's the only one I know.
[18:59.080 -> 18:59.920] Yes!
[18:59.920 -> 19:00.740] Yes!
[19:00.740 -> 19:01.580] He did win in the pit lane.
[19:01.580 -> 19:02.420] Yeah.
[19:02.420 -> 19:03.520] How many British Grand Prix wins
[19:03.520 -> 19:04.360] do Williams Racing have?
[19:04.360 -> 19:05.200] Did you know what happened there, by the way? Did you know what happened there by the way?
[19:05.200 -> 19:06.320] Do you know what happened there?
[19:06.320 -> 19:07.160] No.
[19:07.160 -> 19:08.300] He had a penalty to serve.
[19:09.300 -> 19:12.520] He had a penalty to serve and he made up enough time,
[19:12.520 -> 19:17.040] I believe, on the last lap that he could go into the pits
[19:17.040 -> 19:18.280] and serve the penalty,
[19:19.200 -> 19:22.500] but he had already gone past the finish line
[19:22.500 -> 19:24.800] to get to the pit box, I think.
[19:24.800 -> 19:27.000] So they weren't sure whether it counted or not.
[19:27.000 -> 19:28.800] And I think they let it stand.
[19:28.800 -> 19:30.500] As far as I know, that's the truth.
[19:30.500 -> 19:32.400] That's pretty mega.
[19:32.400 -> 19:32.900] Yeah.
[19:32.900 -> 19:34.900] That was a great story, mate. I hope that's accurate.
[19:34.900 -> 19:36.100] And there's a lot of stuff around it.
[19:36.100 -> 19:38.400] Maybe I got it mixed up, but...
[19:38.400 -> 19:39.900] Love it, mate.
[19:39.900 -> 19:40.400] Thanks.
[19:40.400 -> 19:43.600] How many British Grands Prix do Williams Racing have?
[19:43.600 -> 19:47.060] 7, 8, nine or 10?
[19:47.060 -> 19:48.600] Oh, oh right.
[19:48.600 -> 19:50.760] How many times have they won it, Williams?
[19:50.760 -> 19:51.600] Seven, eight, nine or 10?
[19:51.600 -> 19:53.880] They've won a lot of constructors.
[19:53.880 -> 19:54.720] Nine.
[19:55.860 -> 19:57.660] That list you just read out,
[19:57.660 -> 19:59.240] you have all 11 drivers there,
[19:59.240 -> 20:01.520] which ones of them do you remember driving with Williams?
[20:01.520 -> 20:02.560] Come on, go away.
[20:02.560 -> 20:03.400] Any of them?
[20:07.120 -> 20:07.680] No.
[20:07.680 -> 20:08.480] I reckon eight.
[20:09.360 -> 20:10.480] All right, good, go with eight.
[20:10.480 -> 20:12.240] But then at the same time, if you were Williams
[20:12.240 -> 20:13.920] and you were putting this question on your website,
[20:13.920 -> 20:16.160] you'd probably want like the highest answer on there as well.
[20:16.160 -> 20:18.480] So I reckon maybe the highest one could be the highest.
[20:18.480 -> 20:19.680] Point, logic.
[20:19.680 -> 20:21.360] So I'm gonna, should we go with 10?
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[21:27.040 -> 21:30.160] Williams admins, we have got you.
[21:30.160 -> 21:31.720] We know exactly what you're thinking.
[21:31.720 -> 21:35.640] Some of the admins for these F1 teams are strange.
[21:35.640 -> 21:38.320] Some of the posts they put on Instagram are so strange.
[21:38.320 -> 21:39.960] What, on their private?
[21:39.960 -> 21:42.440] No, as in like on the actual, like for instance,
[21:42.440 -> 21:44.760] for an example, like Red Bull Racing actual page,
[21:44.760 -> 21:47.040] like the admins that post for them.
[21:47.040 -> 21:48.120] I've just seen some of the captions,
[21:48.120 -> 21:49.720] they're just strange sometimes.
[21:49.720 -> 21:51.760] Is it just one person writing the captions, you think?
[21:51.760 -> 21:53.080] I don't know.
[21:53.080 -> 21:55.240] I don't know, I mean, doesn't Shy do it for Alfa Romeo?
[21:55.240 -> 21:56.760] Yeah, yeah, he does, but I'm not sure
[21:56.760 -> 21:58.840] whether he's the only person who posts.
[21:58.840 -> 21:59.680] We'll have to ask him.
[21:59.680 -> 22:01.000] It would make sense if it was just one person
[22:01.000 -> 22:02.960] because it would always be their kind of style.
[22:02.960 -> 22:04.480] It's a pretty cool job though, isn't it?
[22:04.480 -> 22:06.320] Like imagine just having all these photos of the
[22:06.320 -> 22:09.120] drivers in it being like yeah you post it, you can caption it wherever you want
[22:09.120 -> 22:13.720] because I always crumble when it comes to writing a caption. I hate it, I hate the caption. I can't write a
[22:13.720 -> 22:17.720] caption for anything. It's the worst thing. And these Formula One teams pump out like 20
[22:17.720 -> 22:25.000] pictures a day, that's a lot of captions. Yeah. Approximately how long is the hangar straight?
[22:26.480 -> 22:30.800] Now you drew a map not long ago, a couple of episodes,
[22:30.800 -> 22:33.400] and I think you may have even had the hangar straight on it.
[22:33.400 -> 22:35.200] I think you might be wrong my friend.
[22:35.200 -> 22:39.360] Because I don't have a clue.
[22:39.360 -> 22:43.400] 660 meters, 770, 880, 990, I don't know.
[22:43.400 -> 22:44.440] Should we just guess?
[22:44.440 -> 22:45.880] Hangar straight, right. Which one is the hangar straight? Well, you70, 880, 990, I don't know, should we just guess? Hangar Straight, right.
[22:45.880 -> 22:48.160] Which one is the Hangar Straight?
[22:48.160 -> 22:50.600] Well, you've got Hamilton Straight, or have I made that up?
[22:50.600 -> 22:51.760] No, there is a Hamilton Straight.
[22:51.760 -> 22:52.600] Okay.
[22:54.320 -> 22:55.440] A thousand meters.
[22:55.440 -> 22:57.760] Well, we know from the start of the grid at Austria
[22:57.760 -> 23:02.240] to the breaking point of the first turn, it's 233 meters.
[23:02.240 -> 23:04.520] And we also walked round Silverstone.
[23:04.520 -> 23:06.280] We did, and we still don't know
[23:06.280 -> 23:08.160] which one Hanger Straight is.
[23:08.160 -> 23:11.300] I reckon Hanger Straight is the straight
[23:11.300 -> 23:12.760] that looks like it's the finish.
[23:12.760 -> 23:14.440] Yeah, you think you're at the end,
[23:14.440 -> 23:15.760] and it's so deceiving.
[23:15.760 -> 23:17.120] Like when you play it on the F1 game,
[23:17.120 -> 23:18.560] it's like, oh, I finished the lap.
[23:18.560 -> 23:19.400] I know exactly what you mean, yeah.
[23:19.400 -> 23:22.200] It looks like you're almost,
[23:22.200 -> 23:24.080] for me, when you drive around Silverstone in the game,
[23:24.080 -> 23:27.000] it feels a bit like it's a train track, where when you go around the first time,
[23:27.000 -> 23:29.000] they switch you back onto the track again.
[23:29.000 -> 23:31.000] Walking around it in real life, it feels like a treadmill, mate.
[23:31.000 -> 23:33.000] It felt like it went on forever. It didn't stop.
[23:33.000 -> 23:37.000] Well, if that's Austria's 200 metres, I reckon a straight would be quite long.
[23:37.000 -> 23:39.000] Sevens and sevens, right?
[23:39.000 -> 23:40.000] 770.
[23:40.000 -> 23:41.000] Try that.
[23:41.000 -> 23:43.000] Absolutely spot on.
[23:43.000 -> 23:45.960] This is quite something.
[23:45.960 -> 23:47.640] The silver's going down so smooth.
[23:47.640 -> 23:51.300] Which racing series will not allow Silverstone,
[23:51.300 -> 23:53.880] sorry, which racing series will not race
[23:53.880 -> 23:56.600] at Silverstone in 2023?
[23:56.600 -> 23:58.000] Which racing series?
[23:58.000 -> 24:00.000] Will not race at Silverstone.
[24:00.000 -> 24:00.840] Right.
[24:00.840 -> 24:05.760] MotoGP, British Touring Cars, WEC or TCR UK?
[24:07.240 -> 24:09.600] I don't know what TCR UK is.
[24:09.600 -> 24:11.720] WEC, somebody's World Endurance Championship.
[24:11.720 -> 24:14.280] I honestly don't know, to be honest.
[24:14.280 -> 24:15.240] I don't know enough.
[24:15.240 -> 24:16.880] I'm going to just say TCR UK
[24:16.880 -> 24:17.720] because I don't know what it is.
[24:17.720 -> 24:19.320] Yeah, try it.
[24:19.320 -> 24:20.160] Okay, great.
[24:20.160 -> 24:21.000] It's WEC.
[24:21.000 -> 24:22.800] Sorry if anyone knows.
[24:22.800 -> 24:23.640] Sorry any WEC fans.
[24:23.640 -> 24:27.000] Hang on, TCR. I just thought that would be touring cars.
[24:27.000 -> 24:30.000] It is, yeah, touring car championship must just be another championship.
[24:30.000 -> 24:31.000] Obviously.
[24:31.000 -> 24:32.000] Obviously, we did know that.
[24:32.000 -> 24:33.000] Silly boys.
[24:34.000 -> 24:35.000] How long's this quiz by the way?
[24:35.000 -> 24:36.000] Two questions left my friend.
[24:36.000 -> 24:37.000] Excellent.
[24:37.000 -> 24:49.840] Clay Regazzoni won the 1979 British Grand Prix,ing Williams Racing's first victory, but which future race winner for Williams started from pole position
[24:50.640 -> 24:52.640] I'm not gonna know that
[24:53.040 -> 24:57.200] Williams really didn't think of us when they wrote this quiz. No, I don't think this hang on
[24:58.160 -> 25:02.120] Do you remember any of these names from that 11 list Alan Jones?
[25:02.840 -> 25:05.000] No, Ricardo Patrice.
[25:05.000 -> 25:06.000] No.
[25:06.000 -> 25:07.160] Carlos Reitman.
[25:07.160 -> 25:08.200] No.
[25:08.200 -> 25:09.200] Kiki Rosberg.
[25:09.200 -> 25:10.040] No.
[25:10.040 -> 25:10.880] Okay.
[25:10.880 -> 25:14.200] We're gonna guess with Carlos Reitman.
[25:14.200 -> 25:15.520] Yeah, go for it.
[25:15.520 -> 25:16.800] That was wrong, it was Alan Jones.
[25:16.800 -> 25:17.680] Dang it.
[25:17.680 -> 25:19.840] When was the first British Grand Prix
[25:19.840 -> 25:21.760] to feature the Hamilton Strait
[25:21.760 -> 25:25.000] after being renamed from the International Pit Strait?
[25:25.000 -> 25:33.000] Well, the answers are 2018, 2019, 2020 and 2021, so I feel like...
[25:33.000 -> 25:34.400] I feel like it's 2018.
[25:34.400 -> 25:37.000] I reckon it's after the last year he won a championship.
[25:37.000 -> 25:41.000] He would have won 2018, wouldn't he?
[25:41.000 -> 25:42.000] I think it's 2018.
[25:42.000 -> 25:43.000] Really?
[25:43.000 -> 25:44.000] Yep.
[25:44.000 -> 25:45.640] Any particular reason? No. I like the confidence. Well, there is, but just I think it's 2018. Really? Yeah. Any particular reason?
[25:45.640 -> 25:46.660] No.
[25:46.660 -> 25:47.500] I like the confidence.
[25:47.500 -> 25:49.680] Well, there is, but just see if it's right first.
[25:49.680 -> 25:51.080] Yeah, incorrect, 2021.
[25:51.080 -> 25:52.400] Damn it.
[25:52.400 -> 25:53.240] God damn.
[25:53.240 -> 25:55.880] Final question, final question in the Silverstone quiz.
[25:55.880 -> 25:59.800] Which of these names is not a Silverstone corner?
[26:00.720 -> 26:02.480] Stowe,
[26:02.480 -> 26:03.620] Abbey,
[26:03.620 -> 26:04.460] Woodcote,
[26:07.000 -> 26:08.000] or Coppice? Coppice.
[26:08.000 -> 26:09.000] Coppice?
[26:09.000 -> 26:10.000] Or does that say cops?
[26:10.000 -> 26:11.000] Cops!
[26:11.000 -> 26:12.000] Cops?
[26:12.000 -> 26:13.000] No, no.
[26:13.000 -> 26:16.000] You don't spell cops, C-O-P-P-I-C-E.
[26:16.000 -> 26:17.000] Coppice.
[26:17.000 -> 26:19.000] Is that, is that Copps Corner?
[26:19.000 -> 26:21.000] Oh, God, I don't know.
[26:21.000 -> 26:22.000] Please no.
[26:22.000 -> 26:24.000] Because of abbreviations and stuff, I'm really not sure on that.
[26:24.000 -> 26:25.260] Read them out again, Abbey's one. Ab abbreviations and stuff. I'm really not sure on that. Read them out again.
[26:25.260 -> 26:27.660] I swear, Abbey's one. Abbey is definitely one.
[26:27.660 -> 26:29.100] Yeah, Stowe?
[26:29.100 -> 26:31.100] Stowe, I think it could be one as well.
[26:31.100 -> 26:32.100] Woodcote?
[26:32.100 -> 26:34.800] I think that is one as well, but that could be from a different track.
[26:34.800 -> 26:35.800] Coppice?
[26:36.700 -> 26:38.000] It can't be Coppice.
[26:38.000 -> 26:41.700] Literally, it's spelled C-O-P-P-I-C-E.
[26:42.500 -> 26:43.100] Nah.
[26:43.100 -> 26:44.900] Surely Copps is C-O-P-S.
[26:44.900 -> 26:45.000] Well, I would go for Coppice.-C-E? Nah. Surely Copse is C-O-P-S?
[26:45.000 -> 26:47.000] Well, I would go for Coppes.
[26:47.000 -> 26:49.000] What, you would? Okay.
[26:49.000 -> 26:50.000] Yeah.
[26:50.000 -> 26:51.000] Coppes.
[26:51.000 -> 26:54.000] Correct. Coppes is not on the game.
[26:54.000 -> 26:55.000] There we go.
[26:55.000 -> 26:57.000] Well, there we go. Thank you for playing in my quiz. What's next, Fabs?
[26:57.000 -> 27:03.000] Well, as we're on the subject of Williams, they're running a special livery for the British Grand Prix this year
[27:03.000 -> 27:08.000] because it's to celebrate 800 Grand Prix's for Williams!
[27:08.000 -> 27:11.000] Well done! Let's go! That's a lot of Grand Prix's!
[27:11.000 -> 27:21.000] It's massive. It's also a shame because, I mean it would have been 800, but because we didn't do Imola this year because of the tragic things that happened, it's only 799.
[27:21.000 -> 27:25.000] So we're celebrating 799 Grand Prix's for Williams, but still.
[27:25.000 -> 27:28.000] Why didn't they wait one more race until it's actually 800?
[27:28.000 -> 27:30.000] Because it's going to be in Hungary.
[27:30.000 -> 27:33.000] Oh, okay. That's kind of fair enough then.
[27:33.000 -> 27:35.000] Yeah, British Grand Prix.
[27:35.000 -> 27:37.000] With you saying that, the new calendar came out today.
[27:37.000 -> 27:47.120] The exact new race calendar. 24 races next season and there's something big to talk about. It's been a hot topic on Instagram.
[27:47.120 -> 27:50.560] I don't use Twitter, but on Instagram it's been a hot topic.
[27:50.560 -> 27:53.040] Yeah, it has, but have you seen another thing about it?
[27:53.040 -> 27:54.800] What they're doing with the Saturdays?
[27:54.800 -> 27:56.080] No.
[27:56.080 -> 27:58.960] There is going to be three races next year on a Saturday.
[27:58.960 -> 28:01.120] Not just one, not just Vegas.
[28:01.120 -> 28:04.080] Because originally it was Vegas Saturday night, wasn't it?
[28:04.080 -> 28:04.800] Huh?
[28:04.800 -> 28:12.500] Yep, three races on a Saturday. Bahrain and Saudi Arabia will be kicking off the season, but the race will be on a Saturday.
[28:12.500 -> 28:18.500] And I believe, because it's Ramadan on the Sunday, I believe, on the dates from what I've got.
[28:18.500 -> 28:21.000] So yeah, I'm pretty sure three Saturday Grand Prix's next year.
[28:21.000 -> 28:22.000] I wonder how that's going to go down.
[28:22.000 -> 28:24.500] Ah! Ah!
[28:24.500 -> 28:25.520] I think it's quite a cool idea. how that's going to go down. Ah, ah. I think it's quite cool.
[28:25.520 -> 28:27.520] What am I going to do on Sunday now?
[28:27.520 -> 28:29.040] Yeah, I know, I know.
[28:29.040 -> 28:30.240] And I do wonder sometimes
[28:30.240 -> 28:32.040] because a lot more people are at work on Fridays.
[28:32.040 -> 28:33.640] Well, let's see how it goes with Vegas.
[28:33.640 -> 28:34.920] Yeah.
[28:34.920 -> 28:37.160] To be fair, like you would stay up
[28:37.160 -> 28:39.320] and watch the boxing on a Saturday night.
[28:39.320 -> 28:41.160] Depends what time it's going to be on.
[28:41.160 -> 28:43.180] Because really, you know,
[28:43.180 -> 28:48.640] what time do you place it on a Saturday? Sunday, has a free day all day pretty much like Sunday's a
[28:48.640 -> 28:52.720] chill day rest day so you can watch a Grand Prix whatever you want but on a
[28:52.720 -> 28:58.120] Saturday do you have it like during the day like a bit of prime time viewing or
[28:58.120 -> 29:01.360] do you have it in the evening or do people want to watch it and then go out
[29:01.360 -> 29:04.760] afterwards and the time zone kind of has to work all around the world as well I
[29:04.760 -> 29:06.800] mean these are the opening races of next season.
[29:06.800 -> 29:07.800] That's going to be huge.
[29:07.800 -> 29:10.600] You're so unprofessional, but I feel like I'm going to sneeze.
[29:10.600 -> 29:11.400] That's fine.
[29:11.400 -> 29:12.200] It's OK to sneeze.
[29:12.200 -> 29:12.800] Bless you.
[29:12.800 -> 29:13.800] Bless you.
[29:13.800 -> 29:14.800] Why does this keep happening?
[29:14.800 -> 29:15.400] Do you feel a bit better?
[29:15.400 -> 29:16.200] You've got hay fever, innit?
[29:16.200 -> 29:17.000] It must be hay fever.
[29:17.000 -> 29:18.800] I haven't been taking my Pyrites.
[29:18.800 -> 29:21.400] You do take a few tablets in the morning, though, don't you?
[29:21.400 -> 29:24.000] No, I stopped because I started taking AG1.
[29:24.000 -> 29:26.720] OK, but you also take your fish oil.
[29:26.720 -> 29:27.840] I take my fish oil.
[29:27.840 -> 29:29.360] You're a cod liver oil.
[29:29.360 -> 29:32.400] Yep, and I also take my D2 drops,
[29:32.400 -> 29:34.920] which I put on my tongue in the mornings.
[29:34.920 -> 29:38.800] Um, the main- Brad Pitt!
[29:38.800 -> 29:40.680] Come on, wait, we're still on the calendar here.
[29:40.680 -> 29:42.880] The main thing that I've noticed is that Japan's been-
[29:42.880 -> 29:43.720] Wow, just been told off.
[29:43.720 -> 29:46.860] Moved to like the start of the year Japan is race for now
[29:47.060 -> 29:50.860] Yeah, and there's it and also Australia is a standout race a standalone race
[29:51.380 -> 29:54.480] Which is a long way to travel. So what what happens?
[29:56.660 -> 29:59.220] We will definitely have China next year though, that would be great
[29:59.220 -> 30:04.220] But this doesn't make sense to me right because you've got you got Australia 22nd to 24th of March and then Japan
[30:05.840 -> 30:10.640] to me right because you've got you got Australia 22nd to 24th of March and then Japan 5th to 7th of April I mean couldn't they bring Japan like a week earlier or push Australia a week later and
[30:10.640 -> 30:16.000] so that they're close they stay out there but then and then even after Japan China's like at the end
[30:16.000 -> 30:20.560] of April so I don't know how that's going to work out yet I'm sure they've got plenty of reasons
[30:20.560 -> 30:25.840] because this is meant to be you know towards regionalization, they called it,
[30:26.920 -> 30:28.600] which I guess is meant to be better for the planet.
[30:28.600 -> 30:31.580] So let's see, because there are actually quite a few races
[30:31.580 -> 30:34.460] that are now bunched up together as well.
[30:34.460 -> 30:36.800] So, I mean, they're making steps in the right direction.
[30:36.800 -> 30:37.640] So there you go.
[30:37.640 -> 30:39.760] Yeah, it'll be interesting to see how it plays out.
[30:39.760 -> 30:41.800] I have actually got quite a few things to talk about
[30:41.800 -> 30:42.640] in today's pod.
[30:42.640 -> 30:47.000] I feel like we should fly through some of the key topics. One of the first key topics...
[30:47.000 -> 30:48.000] I'm down, I'm down.
[30:48.000 -> 30:49.800] Mick Schumacher drove a McLaren today.
[30:49.800 -> 30:50.800] He did!
[30:50.800 -> 30:51.800] Yes, he did.
[30:51.800 -> 30:54.000] He was wearing the McLaren overalls and had a Mercedes hat on.
[30:54.000 -> 30:58.280] Yeah, I'm looking at a picture right now. It's nice to see him back in a race suit.
[30:58.280 -> 31:02.360] Obviously that's part of him being, you know, in McLaren's test team with the deal with
[31:02.360 -> 31:03.360] Mercedes.
[31:03.360 -> 31:08.880] Honestly, I forgot that he was part of McLaren's test team. Yeah, well official reserve driver. Yeah he is, he is
[31:08.880 -> 31:12.480] the official reserve driver and Toto came out recently and said that someone
[31:12.480 -> 31:18.280] should come and sign Schumacher so you know Toto obviously knows he's good. I
[31:18.280 -> 31:21.800] mean you're gonna say that about your driver but. Well Toto doesn't want to sign him though.
[31:21.800 -> 31:27.120] That's kind of what I thought when I read it want to sign a man.
[31:29.120 -> 31:30.760] You all really want him
[31:37.080 -> 31:37.120] No, I think no that's us being silly but I can I get the logic behind it there's no space in Mercedes right now
[31:42.160 -> 31:42.880] No, the Mercedes is Lewis's home and George's only just got there. So George needs to make his footprint
[31:48.480 -> 31:54.640] There's no space at Mercedes right now but like another team mmm for sure for sure Mick deserves to be in a good car I honestly think now so you know if you're
[31:54.640 -> 31:59.040] gonna put him in a car which is down at the bottom of the grid I don't really
[31:59.040 -> 32:02.000] see a point in that so if he does come back I hope it's to a good team
[32:02.000 -> 32:06.600] Valtteri Bottas has been shopping. Have you seen what he's bought?
[32:06.600 -> 32:07.520] No.
[32:07.520 -> 32:12.480] Valtteri Bottas has bought a $2.7 million car.
[32:12.480 -> 32:14.400] No, that is not Valtteri.
[32:14.400 -> 32:16.200] I promise, I promise.
[32:16.200 -> 32:18.000] And now him and Lewis Hamilton
[32:18.000 -> 32:20.100] are some of the only people to own it.
[32:21.200 -> 32:24.520] The flawless blue Mercedes AMG One
[32:24.520 -> 32:27.680] is now the property of F1 driver Bottas.
[32:27.680 -> 32:28.680] Do you have a picture?
[32:28.680 -> 32:34.560] Yep. Only 275 were ever made by Mercedes and Bottas and Hamilton both have one.
[32:34.560 -> 32:40.080] 200, sorry, 2.7 million dollars on a car.
[32:40.080 -> 32:41.360] Look, I've got a picture of it here.
[32:41.360 -> 32:44.080] To be fair, it is absolutely lovely.
[32:44.080 -> 32:46.560] Like, look at that. Any more pics? I've got a picture of it here to be fair is absolutely lovely like
[32:48.560 -> 32:49.680] That any more pics yeah
[32:51.680 -> 32:51.960] Just go right back look at this
[32:56.940 -> 33:02.000] Look that look at the light reflection. When was it made is it this year? Oh, I'm not sure when it's made, but only 275 the wheels like an f1 will look at the will
[33:03.440 -> 33:05.520] Valtteri in it yeah, it's Valtteri in it.
[33:05.520 -> 33:11.520] It looks like a Fanatec wheel. Yeah it does. Yeah only 275 ever made. That's a lot of money.
[33:11.520 -> 33:16.600] And it just made me think, if you had a car that was worth that much money, I just don't
[33:16.600 -> 33:21.560] think you'd ever want to drive it. Oh I would. Would you? Yeah you'd have to. I was saying
[33:21.560 -> 33:31.160] it to you earlier, I feel like I've outgrowngrown the golf You know, but I'm a bit like Charlie bucket, you know, I like I've outgrown my shoes, but I can't afford new ones
[33:31.360 -> 33:34.700] So me me toes are sticking out at the end of me shoes
[33:35.520 -> 33:37.640] About growing them or it's like when you know
[33:37.640 -> 33:41.620] You know when you like have a single bed when you're a kid and you outgrow your bed and your fucking feet is sticking out
[33:41.620 -> 33:47.080] Of both I was like that for a long time until I was allowed a bigger bed and I didn't upgrade to a double straight away.
[33:47.080 -> 33:51.640] I had one of those, you know, the medium sized beds in between a single and a double and
[33:51.640 -> 33:57.360] I was so bummed because my sisters both had double beds. But anyway, that's the problem
[33:57.360 -> 34:02.680] when you're over six foot, beds don't fit. However, I do want to say that it's not just
[34:02.680 -> 34:05.840] Williams who are bringing a new livery
[34:05.840 -> 34:06.680] to the British Grand Prix this year.
[34:06.680 -> 34:09.000] That was the best transition ever.
[34:09.000 -> 34:10.400] McLaren. Great cross to self.
[34:10.400 -> 34:15.000] McLaren are also running a special chrome delivery
[34:15.000 -> 34:18.080] as part of their 60th anniversary celebrations this year.
[34:18.080 -> 34:20.000] A chrome delivery.
[34:20.000 -> 34:21.960] A chrome delivery.
[34:21.960 -> 34:24.640] A chrome, a chlome?
[34:24.640 -> 34:26.500] Oh my God, a chrome...
[34:26.500 -> 34:27.500] A chrome delivery!
[34:27.500 -> 34:29.500] Do you know what? That's so bad.
[34:29.500 -> 34:31.500] Look at my notes. Look what it says in my notes.
[34:31.500 -> 34:32.500] Where?
[34:32.500 -> 34:33.000] It says...
[34:33.000 -> 34:35.000] It even says chrome delivery!
[34:35.000 -> 34:36.500] What's going on with me?
[34:36.500 -> 34:37.500] Spelling mistakes.
[34:37.500 -> 34:38.000] Um...
[34:38.000 -> 34:38.500] Autocorrect.
[34:38.500 -> 34:46.000] Now do you know why they have picked a chrome livery for their 60th anniversary at the British Grand Prix.
[34:46.000 -> 34:51.000] I know that they were sponsored by chrome last year, they had the wheel rims this year, they've had the wheel rims...
[34:51.000 -> 34:52.500] Yeah, yeah.
[34:52.500 -> 34:57.500] So, they've chosen this specific race. Well, it's McLaren's home race.
[34:57.500 -> 34:59.500] Yep, and it's the 60th anniversary.
[34:59.500 -> 35:00.500] For Google.
[35:01.500 -> 35:02.000] For what?
[35:02.000 -> 35:03.500] Chrome. Google Chrome.
[35:05.120 -> 35:05.960] No. No.
[35:05.960 -> 35:07.240] No?
[35:07.240 -> 35:08.200] Sorry.
[35:08.200 -> 35:09.920] No, you can't tell me McLaren are doing
[35:09.920 -> 35:11.840] a massive Chrome launch and it has nothing to do
[35:11.840 -> 35:13.960] with Google when they're sponsored by Chrome, surely.
[35:13.960 -> 35:17.280] Did you just suggest that it's the 60th anniversary
[35:17.280 -> 35:18.720] of Google Chrome?
[35:18.720 -> 35:21.720] No, Google, we could, no, it's not the 60th anniversary
[35:21.720 -> 35:23.680] of Google, how long has Google been around?
[35:23.680 -> 35:26.280] Bro, I saw the dawn of Google.
[35:26.280 -> 35:27.920] I feel like this podcast, we're going
[35:27.920 -> 35:29.960] to expose ourselves so badly, people
[35:29.960 -> 35:32.160] are going to realize we're not just bad at F1.
[35:32.160 -> 35:35.320] It's McLaren's 60th anniversary, bro.
[35:35.320 -> 35:37.640] This whole year, they're celebrating it this whole year.
[35:37.640 -> 35:39.800] And because it is the British Grand Prix,
[35:39.800 -> 35:43.480] they're bringing out a special chrome livery.
[35:43.480 -> 35:47.520] I thought it was maybe because they used to be chrome
[35:47.520 -> 35:50.000] when they started in the 60s.
[35:50.000 -> 35:51.040] It's not.
[35:51.040 -> 35:51.880] Okay.
[35:51.880 -> 35:54.140] It's not they were orange, they were just McLaren orange.
[35:54.140 -> 35:56.800] It's because apparently, apparently it's a throwback
[35:56.800 -> 35:58.240] to the Lewis Hamilton era.
[35:58.240 -> 36:00.160] Yeah, I was gonna say the car looks like
[36:00.160 -> 36:01.160] the Lewis Hamilton one.
[36:01.160 -> 36:02.000] Yeah.
[36:02.000 -> 36:02.840] So they were.
[36:02.840 -> 36:03.840] It's chrome with a little bit of red on it, innit?
[36:03.840 -> 36:08.320] Yeah, well the car was chrome between 2006 and 2014 and they had the old
[36:08.320 -> 36:12.160] Vodafone branding on there as you know as we because we like that one. Yeah.
[36:12.160 -> 36:18.140] Fun fact Lewis Hamilton actually won his first championship in 2008 in the chrome
[36:18.140 -> 36:24.840] McLaren. Yep. The same year that Google launched Google Chrome. Okay so that's
[36:24.840 -> 36:27.240] kind of a link up of why this works.
[36:27.240 -> 36:32.080] It's some, yeah, some weird Matrix, space age kind of stuff that happens that you can't
[36:32.080 -> 36:33.080] control.
[36:33.080 -> 36:34.520] Those things you can't control, those kinds of things.
[36:34.520 -> 36:35.520] Stuff like that happens.
[36:35.520 -> 36:36.520] You can't.
[36:36.520 -> 36:37.520] It's magic.
[36:37.520 -> 36:38.520] Some things just happen.
[36:38.520 -> 36:39.520] It's magic.
[36:39.520 -> 36:41.840] I'll tell you what is going to be tough to pull off today.
[36:41.840 -> 36:50.680] Anyone else winning the British Grand Prix this weekend other than Max that's going to be a tough feat yeah yeah
[36:50.680 -> 36:55.000] I mean the Ferraris have started to get a little bit of pace now though like and
[36:55.000 -> 36:59.880] Sainz won last year yes Sainz did win here last year it's also
[36:59.880 -> 37:04.160] going to be interesting to see whether Perez gets into Q3 that's something we
[37:04.160 -> 37:07.320] really need to look out for because you know there's well mate it's looking like
[37:07.320 -> 37:11.600] it could be a wet quality really what's the weather saying is there a weather
[37:11.600 -> 37:16.320] report? this is just according to my this is breaking in now this is nice weather app on
[37:16.320 -> 37:22.000] my iPhone 30% chance of rain on Saturday yeah well 30 is not much it's not much
[37:22.000 -> 37:25.680] however there's been a lot of wet races this year.
[37:25.680 -> 37:28.620] I'd say there's probably like a 30% chance of,
[37:29.640 -> 37:32.080] oh, maybe not, I was gonna say 30% chance
[37:32.080 -> 37:34.040] of Sergio Perez winning the race,
[37:34.040 -> 37:36.780] but what do you reckon the percentage chance
[37:36.780 -> 37:38.640] of anyone winning other than Max?
[37:38.640 -> 37:39.480] I reckon there's-
[37:39.480 -> 37:41.760] What do you reckon the percentage that Max wins is?
[37:41.760 -> 37:43.840] Well, I know that Fernando Alonso
[37:43.840 -> 37:45.880] is quick around this track. Really? Yeah, I know that Fernando Alonso is quick around this track.
[37:45.880 -> 37:46.720] Really?
[37:46.720 -> 37:47.540] Yeah, I know.
[37:47.540 -> 37:48.440] Because you've watched him race there before.
[37:48.440 -> 37:49.880] Yeah, and he won it.
[37:49.880 -> 37:51.320] So I know he's quick.
[37:51.320 -> 37:55.060] I think there's a 30% chance
[37:55.060 -> 37:57.960] that Fernando Alonso doesn't make the podium this weekend.
[37:58.920 -> 38:00.200] That really answers my question.
[38:00.200 -> 38:01.240] Thanks for telling me that.
[38:01.240 -> 38:02.080] What was your question?
[38:02.080 -> 38:04.480] What percentage is it that Max wins?
[38:05.000 -> 38:06.000] I guess it's only up to like, Thanks for telling me that. What was your question? What percentage is it that Max wins? Um...
[38:06.000 -> 38:14.000] I guess it's only up to like, the only reason he won't win pretty much is gonna be if the car dies, like a DNF, you know, driver error.
[38:14.000 -> 38:17.000] If Callum doesn't touch the engine cover.
[38:17.000 -> 38:19.000] Yeah, Cal tweeted saying he did touch the ball in Austria.
[38:19.000 -> 38:20.000] He did.
[38:20.000 -> 38:21.000] That's why the car absolutely...
[38:21.000 -> 38:23.000] Yeah, they would have messed that pit up if he didn't do that.
[38:23.000 -> 38:27.100] Well, if you're gonna say that about Alonso, why don't we fly straight into our predicted podiums? Oh
[38:27.840 -> 38:33.100] We're gonna be tough man. It's so tough when we do these part of these predictions because if we do it before quality
[38:33.120 -> 38:37.600] Yeah is it doing it before quality is hard, but not like it was close. I was really close
[38:37.600 -> 38:41.200] I don't we don't idiots anyway, but then we look even worse. All right, I'm gonna predict
[38:41.200 -> 38:44.680] I am gonna predict Fernando Alonso on the podium. I'm gonna put Alonso third
[38:45.040 -> 38:46.320] Alright, I'm gonna predict, I am gonna predict Fernando Alonso on the podium. I'm gonna put Alonso third.
[38:48.720 -> 38:52.160] Heck, heck, I could even put him second. I mean, yeah, you have got to think, Aston Martin have got their whole factory there.
[38:52.160 -> 38:55.040] This is a proper home, like, almost a real big home race for them.
[38:55.040 -> 38:56.640] It's a big home race for everyone, isn't it?
[38:56.640 -> 39:00.800] Um, I'm gonna put Alonso third. I am gonna put him third.
[39:00.800 -> 39:02.880] Cool, he's going up and down. Drop, drop, drop.
[39:02.880 -> 39:03.920] Third, third, third.
[39:04.480 -> 39:10.240] I'm putting Charles Leclerc in second. Okay. Oh wow you're really gonna struggle
[39:10.240 -> 39:14.360] with first. Well I'm just struggling now because I'm thinking of Lando. I think
[39:14.360 -> 39:20.200] Lando's fourth. I think Lando's fourth. I love another lovely drive from... nah
[39:20.200 -> 39:26.000] screw all of that. Lando third, Alonso second, Max first.
[39:26.000 -> 39:27.000] Okay, locking it in?
[39:27.000 -> 39:28.000] Locking it in.
[39:28.000 -> 39:32.000] Wow. We're going to be there to witness this unfold this weekend.
[39:32.000 -> 39:33.000] We will.
[39:33.000 -> 39:39.000] I am also going to have to back Lando, because I think he'll get even more used to that car.
[39:39.000 -> 39:45.760] And if they've bought even more upgrades, I mean, this is a big track for Lando, so I'm gonna say Lando third
[39:47.760 -> 39:49.280] And then I'm gonna put
[39:51.280 -> 39:52.080] Lewis Hamilton second
[39:57.000 -> 39:57.560] Okay, and you ready for the big one? Go on then. Carlos Sainz first.
[40:02.800 -> 40:05.960] I think Carlos showed serious pace last week. Wow. He won here last year. That's bold. You never know what can happen. And do you know what?
[40:05.960 -> 40:07.480] I would love to see it.
[40:07.480 -> 40:08.480] So I'm going to put it like that.
[40:08.480 -> 40:09.480] I appreciate that.
[40:09.480 -> 40:10.480] I like that, mate.
[40:10.480 -> 40:14.280] And, you know, I think it's going to be funny when you're wrong.
[40:14.280 -> 40:15.280] Nice.
[40:15.280 -> 40:16.280] But I appreciate it.
[40:16.280 -> 40:17.280] I do.
[40:17.280 -> 40:21.520] And I can't wait for you to rub it in my face if, like, Carlos Sainz gets a decent quality
[40:21.520 -> 40:22.520] lap or something.
[40:22.520 -> 40:23.520] I think it could happen.
[40:23.520 -> 40:26.560] I'd absolutely love to see a Ferrari back up there.
[40:26.560 -> 40:28.000] Would love to see a win from anyone else.
[40:28.000 -> 40:31.460] But if Red Bull did win every race this year,
[40:31.460 -> 40:33.100] that would be pretty crazy.
[40:33.100 -> 40:37.080] I'd just love to see all of your guys' faces at home
[40:37.080 -> 40:39.600] who may be at Silverstone this weekend, guys.
[40:39.600 -> 40:41.840] So if you are around, you're in the fan zone.
[40:41.840 -> 40:43.760] Me and Jake are gonna be kicking about.
[40:43.760 -> 40:50.160] We're gonna be at the Heineken Silver sip stop so come come down there check it out and
[40:50.160 -> 40:55.040] yeah other than that have an awesome weekend it's gonna be it's gonna be
[40:55.040 -> 40:57.920] amazing for those of you who are going to Silverstone hopefully see you there
[40:57.920 -> 41:01.360] for those of you watching at home hope you have the best race weekend you
[41:01.360 -> 41:07.400] possibly can and yeah we're gonna be dropping a bonus episode in the next couple of days of a very special guest.
[41:07.400 -> 41:11.520] It's so special guys. Can't wait for you guys to hear that. Thank you for listening to the
[41:11.520 -> 41:15.320] podcast please rate it five stars. We're back in the charts for those of you that
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[41:26.680 -> 41:30.360] you guys are the best we really mean it we're so happy to be back in the charts
[41:30.360 -> 41:33.000] it just it feels good feels refreshing so thank you guys
[41:33.000 -> 41:36.680] yeah can't wait to do the episode after Silverstone where we'll speak to you and
[41:36.680 -> 41:40.600] then the next episode will be live Monday morning have a great weekend
[41:40.600 -> 41:45.360] enjoy the British Grand Prix hopefully we can get Landon on that podium
[41:45.360 -> 41:46.600] come on we can do it
[41:46.600 -> 41:48.600] Oscar Piastri might even do something special
[41:48.600 -> 41:49.840] just have to watch
[41:49.840 -> 41:51.840] Oli Behrmann hopefully has a big race in F2
[41:51.840 -> 41:54.400] yes yes yes I forgot about Oli
[41:54.400 -> 41:56.400] yeah man there's so much we can talk about
[41:56.400 -> 41:56.900] F2 man it's gonna be sick
[41:56.900 -> 41:58.400] oh there's loads to talk about
[41:58.400 -> 42:00.400] the post race pod is gonna be sick
[42:00.400 -> 42:01.400] can't wait can't wait
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