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Hello and a very warm welcome to the late-breaking F-1 podcast presented by Harry Eid, Sam Sage, and me, Ben Hocking. Reviewing today the Belgian Grand Prix from Spa.

Max Verstappen, leaving home a Red Bull 1-2,

despite the fact that he actually started the race from Hungary,

which was the last race before the summer break.

He still managed to come through the field and win,

and in pretty dominant fashion as well.

Sam, he's pretty good, isn't he?

It's pretty good at the F-1. Oh, I mean, the guy's got the bloody AI difficulty set to zero, hasn't he? He's decided, I just, you know, when you're, you've got drunk and you've come home, and it's like three in the morning, you think, oh, I'm not, don't go to bed yet, I'll play a, I'll play a video game. But I'll turn the difficulty all the way down. That's what Max Verstappen's doing. Is that good? Incredibly niche reference to our friendship group. But anyway, carry on. No one actually understand the references. You weren't there. But that actually happens to someone we know. Very good friend of us. I'd be a lot. Nonetheless, I'd be there.

The Sappan is literally driving around like he's walked into a carting group by accident,

but he's brought his Formula One car and he's just like, okay, bye.

Cheers for turning up. And you've got poor people like Charles LeCler that is overtaking.

He was having to do a bloody survey in the car while driving. No wonder the Stappen's finding it so easy. Carlos Sites can't drive over a bump. George Russell is there like, what more can I do? The Stappers got it easy, isn't it? I mean, yeah yeah that's it championship selling up really forget the

podcast

we'll see you next season

yeah

cheers folks

um

bye

yeah I mean

fairly clear to say

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