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The race is on, and Cadillax Formula One W is fast approaching, but just how ready is the start-up team and what can we expect from it in its first season.

I'm Ed Straw and joining me to explore what will be one of the big stories of 2026 are Ben Anderson and special guest, Sahil Kapur.

And we'll also hear from Cadillac team principal, Graham Loudon. Well, as always great to welcome a new special guest to the show, and I'm delighted to welcome Sahil Kapur. Now, you are NBC new senior national political reporter in the United States, so it's probably worth you explaining what might be called your sideline in Formula One, and therefore, while you're here. Yeah, it's great to join you. I'm a long-time listener, a first-time guest. I have been covering

national politics, Congress and election in the US for NBC for about a decade and a half now since

graduating college, but for the last three years, I've also been covering F1. I got my bosses and, my bosses and my editors to recognize that there is a somewhat of a growing fan base, uh, for F1 in the U.S. And I've been, I've been into the sport since I was nine years old. Uh, my first season was watching, uh, Michael Schumacher crash into Jack Villeneuve, uh, for the, for the championship race, uh, back in, I think it was 1997.

Correct.

So, yeah, I guess that's my background.

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