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Hello and a very welcome to to the late-breaking F-1 podcast presented by Harry Eid, Sam Sage, and me, Ben Hocking.

Third race of the year is in the books, the Australian Grand Prix, and it was an utterly dominant performance Chau LeClair. If you're expecting something

close like the first two races, I'm afraid you'd have been disappointed if that's what you're

looking for. Chau LeClaire winning by just over 20 seconds. It has just gone 8 o'clock in the morning

here in the UK. Again, as I mentioned on the preview podcast, it is incredibly tough being a European F1 fan but

Sam are we expecting a a quieter version of you this this time out you if listeners folks who

have tuned in whatever it may be for you you should see what the three of us look like sat

here recording this at the moment. Fair. We are in

hoodies with tea and coffee try and keep our eyes over. We look like a state. Usually, if you've

ever heard late night Sam when we've done a podcast at 10 or 11, that is wild. This will be

like a mellow high. You'll be all calm, then something will hit you,

and you don't know what's going on.

So we're in for a ride, I imagine.

I don't know what's coming, out of my own mouth, so it'll be fun.

I mean, Sam, do you ever know what's about to come out of your mouth?

No.

Yeah, so, guys, it hurts.

I know we're privileged Europeans, but that alarm.

Oh my God.

Half past five.

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