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Hello and a very one. Welcome to the late breaking F1 podcast presented by Sam Sage and me, Ben Hocking,

on Miami Saturday, which means we have two sessions to review today, the sprint race that happened earlier on and the qualifying session that has just happened as we're recording.

Now, before we get to both of those sessions, though, we do want to pay our respects to Alex

Sanardi, XF1 driver, multiple-time cart champion, who sadly passed away at the age of 59.

I'd like to think sad that there are billions of people on this planet, and I don't think

there is a story that is comparable to Zanadi's. He's so unique in what he's achieved and what

he's overcome. Yeah, it's tough to be a champion in one event, one sport, right? But the way he was

able to conquer both Carr and then, of course,

he got on to be a Paralympic champion in the sense that he used those, the bikes that he

managed to program and change to fit his disability after he had that double adaptation. He's a real

hero. He's a real someone that we looked up to. He's a real icon of Formula One and sport generally.

You also always came across as a really genuinely lovely guy

who represented everything that he did so well.

And it's such a difficult loss to lose someone like him in our community.

So, yeah, I thought with his family.

We're going to miss Singardi because he was an absolutely fantastic person to having our sport.

And yeah, we're just sad to see him go.

100%. And great to see F1 pay their respects

earlier in the day before the sprint race

that we'll have a look at, first of all.

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