And the Sia Dydidoc forham everyone that is Malay for I don't understand something that won Sebastian Fettle I feel like was

asking himself after this race but we will get to that the cockpit today. Danny Adwire and Dave Lange have other commitments Danny

especially because he is moving across an entire nation to the great state of

Maryland but don't worry we can we have the internet technology to to keep this

podcast a roll and we will we will do so over the internet airwaves.

But we are not talking about the internet.

We're talking about race cars

this episode of this podcast. Specifically the Malaysian Grand Prix, which was last weekend.

We've also got the Japanese Grand Prix coming up this weekend,

so I'll be going over that as well. But let's just jump into the

Malaysian weekend shall we there was actually a lot to cover so I'm gonna get right to to it. There was a scary crash from Roman Grosjan in free practice too after he hit a drain that was not

welded down properly and he's going through this turn that's a really is a fast

right-hander and his tire clips the drain and it just pops immediately and he skids off the track

threw some gravel and actually into a wall.

Really fast, really scary, but thankfully Roman Rojan was okay but team principle of Haas

Gunter Steiner was not very happy with the C-Pang circuit about the incident.

This is from Motorsport.com.

Speaking about the incident, Steiner said, quote,

it was completely out of our hands.

I cannot say, oh, now we get, let's say, three quarters of a million dollars because

somebody forgot to weld something in, it's all good. We pay to come here. We pay a fee to come here.

Everybody has to pay. We discussed it and they were very professional about it. They being the ZPang circuit. They have insurance, so let's see what we can do. So basically Haas is looking for some compensation from

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