Hello everybody and welcome back to the WTF1 podcast. Now I should probably address

that the best member of the podcast is not here. She's unfortunately unwel is Katie Fairman,

so we wish the very best in getting better. I think she's just got a cold and so yeah,

we want to back very soon. Fingers crossed with a bit of Camamile tea or whatever she's having.

It will sort her right out. Tommy though, you've turned up. How are you?

I'm good. Just buzzing after a scintillating day of Friday practice. I really, you know,

I was so happy not to have a qualifying session today. Just I've just backed to normal practice.

It was wonderful, isn't it? For those of you that don't understand British humour,

that was sarcasm. But yeah, it was a very different day, wasn't it, Tommy? After Silverstone,

of course we were there at the British Grand Prix. Lots of things that came out of it,

the format, of course, the things that happened as well during the race. And then we came back to,

we came back, went to Hungary today and just backed to old normal stuff.

Something happened at Silverstone. Didn't hear that.

Yeah, that's sure. Not sure. Actually, let's just get that out of the way.

Of course, we are previewing the Hungarian Grand Prix, but it's worth kind of just very briefly

glossing over the decision from Silverstone. Well, I say the decision, the fact that Red Bull

protested after using Alex Albin as a dummy to go and basically recreate the lines that Hamilton

took through through Cops Corner. It's generally one of the craziest things I've ever heard a team

do, I think. For me, it's just smells of desperation. The whole thing is so desperate. I know

some people, like obviously everyone knows my allegiances, but I mean, it's just embarrassing.

They were just, I was really disappointed from Red Bull, I obviously would love Max to win

the championship, but Red Bull were just acting like it was over. That was the final race, Hamilton's

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