Tim Hortons.

And welcome to Shift F1, a podcast about speedy race cars.

That's the coffee they drink up in Canada.

Coffee I need because Daniel Dwyer is not here.

He's on assignments, just me and Rob today.

Welcome to ShiftF1, a podcast about speedy race cars.

How are you, Rob?

Not bad.

I am just thinking about how much fun it would have been to go up there for the race and to enjoy Putin from La Banquise.

I don't know what that is. I know what Putin is. Is that a restaurant? It is apparent. I don't know if I hope they're still open.

Who knows who made it through COVID.

But they are like one of the better puteen places in Montreal.

Locals have taken me there a few times. And every time it's like, it's what you'd expect. Like late night, putteen food. It's very late hours. People drunk off their ass. incredible protein. Nice, nice. I'm Drew Scanlan.

That's Rob Zakene. If you are new to this race car themed podcast, a very warm welcome to you.

And if you knew to Formula One itself, we've got an episode just for you. Our preseason

primer episode assumes no prior F1 knowledge or indeed any

motorsport knowledge whatsoever and explains how the sport works and who everybody is.

So if you'd like to go back and listen to that, it's episode 298 or, you know, give it to

your friends so that they can become racing sickos too.

Also, this show would not be possible without our audience over at patreon.com slash shift

F1, where every month we release ad-free versions of the podcast early, along with bonus

podcasts and videos exclusively for our patrons that cover racing documentaries and films,

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