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Finally, we have some F-1 to talk about.

We've got all of spring qualifying to get into today.

Very quickly, though, before we move into F-1, a little bit of chat on NASCAR, because like the rest of the motorsport community, we were shocked, saddened to learn of the passing of Kyle

Bush just yesterday at the age of only 41.

Obviously, very surprising news, even as two motorsport enthusiasts that maybe wouldn't call NASCAR our number one love in the motorsport world,

such a legacy that he's going to leave behind multiple time, NASCAR Cup champion, Coca-Cola 600 winner.

I could be here for 30 minutes listing his accolades he's done so much in the world of motorsports.

And we just want to extend our well-wishes to his family, to his friends, and indeed the wider NASCAR community is a legend.

A legend of the game.

Yeah, you're right.

Absolutely legend of the game.

He's one of those games that is synonymous with motorsport. And it was genuinely shocking to hear of his passing. It was so sudden and absolutely gutted, as is the whole motorsport community. I think the biggest song you can give to a driver is when you say that he was almost the biggest pain in the butt of all the other drivers on the grid because he was just that good. You know, there's so many legends of Gascar coming out now and talking about how difficult he was to go up against. And he was special in that field. So really

gutted, really shocked and thoughts with family friends and all those that knew him properly. It's

really sad to see him go.

So hopefully that can be looked into and we find out what that reason was, but thoughts with everyone

around.

100%.

Well said.

Well said.

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