Oh, behave and welcome to shift one podcast about speedy race cars that was said by

Canadian. Austin cars movie about Britain. Is he Canadian? Yeah, Mike Meyers. Every

actor is Canadian. I never know. It's just funny ones. Yeah, we ought to, yeah, Jim

Kerry, a lot of smart sad all the great actors. Yeah, that's right. I thought that was

appropriate, not only because of the British Grand Prix is coming up, but also because we're

trying to get these cars to behave with their proposing. I'm Drew Scanlon joining me as

Danny. How are you Danny? I'm doing good. I was very excited when the Canadian Grand

Prix started. I was enjoying it all weekend. It was Father's Day on Sunday, so I just got

to sit back, relax and enjoy the whole race. Just chilling out, which was great. I didn't

have to wake up at five in the morning. And then when it started, I was like, Hey, it's

to Canadian Grand Prix. I love this one. And I've missed it for years. And we got a kind

of a, like a classic F1 ways. It felt like a race from three years ago. Hmm. I'll say

interesting. Well, we will get into it. Rob Zackney's on assignment this week. If you're

new to this podcast, a very warm welcome. And if you are new to Formula One itself, we've

got an episode just for you. The preseason primer assumes no prior F1 knowledge and explains

how the sport works and who everybody is. So if you'd like to go back and listen to that,

our preseason primer is episode 178. 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, the cover racing documentaries and films at one video games,

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

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