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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.

A very boring Silverstone Grand Prix that we're reviewing today.

Not much happened at all, apart from the fact that Carlos Seines took his first ever race win in his 150th race start, Ferrari,

break the streak of Red Bull. They finally get a win. But it was Sergio Perez on the podium alongside, not Charlotte Clef. Charlotte Clef did not go on the podium. And Lewis Hamilton was third. It's a good start. And Latif, you make you three. What a fantastic weekend all round. And Sam, you've got a brand new game for us. So could this review be any better? I mean, hello, everyone. If you come from the radio show where we're an advert now, then welcome.

If this is your first ever podcast, we hope you've all enjoyed the British Grand Prix.

It was quite hectic. We managed to record our reaction, didn't we, Harry?

We did. I mean, folks, me and Sam were in the same room for this podcast recording, which is...

Very weird.

Very weird and unusual.

But yeah, we recorded our reaction and a good race for that to do that.

Yeah, I think it wasn't Monaco.

The recording would be us asleep.

Anyway, I have a new game, and it's called...

Our American fans will love this.

Ready? Here we go.

Yeah, ha!

It's Sammy's Race Day takeaway. Yee ha! Poo! Poo! Poh! Poh! Poh! Sorry, Ben. Down at this big game. It won't last long. It's very quick. Folks, the premise of the game is that we are going to recap the really key and obvious points that happen. So, you're up to date. So you remember all the moments that happened. The guys will have eight questions, four to queues from each, and one of them can probably win. The answers are meant to be, boys, very, very simple. I just thought, what if you've remembered them wrong? I haven't. Okay. Possibility. I don't, I never remember anything wrong. That's proving all the other games we've ever played. I never get anything wrong. Anyway, Ben, as you have to not deal with me and Harry's had to deal with me, I'll let you go first. Well, what numbers you like between one and eight? Since you two usually go in order from one to three to 3 to 4 and you are generally smart people,

I will go completely against that and go for number 7.

Nice one. Okay. Number 7.

You ask.

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