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Man bakie da yasi aram and welcome to Shift a F1 to podcast about speed race cars.

That by the way is Azar Bajani, which is a language, for I live in Baku.

Baku lives in my head when I think of crazy F1 tracks, so we're here to talk about that today.

Um, we being me, Drew Scanlon, also Danio Dwyer. How are you Danny?

Hello, good to be back. Thank you for holding down the force. Um, although, wait, did

me and Rob also do one on our own at one stage? I remember. Yes, it's the past couple of weeks

I've been a blower. Glad to be here for... Baku. Baku. Also here for Baku.

Rob's acne. How are you, Rob? Looking forward to Baku.

If you are new to this podcast, a very warm welcome to you. And if you are new to Formula 1 itself,

we've got an episode just for you. Our preseason primer episode, which is episode 137, assumes no

prior F1 knowledge and explains everything about how this part works and who everybody is.

So if you'd like to go back and listen to that, again, it's number 137. Also, the show is

supported entirely by our audience over at patreon.com slash shift F1, where every month we release

bonus podcasts and videos exclusively for our patrons, covering racing documentaries and films,

F1 video games, experiments with other racing series and a lot of weird things. So if you would

like to support the show and also get access to all that fun stuff, head over to patreon.com slash

shift F1 or click the link in the show notes. What's been going on in this month, Danny?

A hunch a bunch. We have just, well, this month's actually not a lot because we've just

tricked over into June here at time of recording. But last month, AKA eight hours ago, I posted the

drive to survive season three, episode three, rounding out our full review of drive to survive the

Netflix F1 series, which many of you, I'm sure most of you at this stage have watched. So if you

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