And the Lea Saeeda, Saeida F1, it's time to say good night to the season. Almost, all. We've got one race left and one

podcast left after this one. I'm not sure if I'd qualify this one as a full

podcast. My good friend Drew Scanlon is a way enjoying Thanksgiving as I'm hoping that you are as well

with your family loved ones if you're in North America if you're in Europe or anywhere else in the world

This is just a regular ass weekend and I hope you have a wonderful one of those as well.

But there's going to be a pretty short little episode with just myself.

Giving you an update on the final race of the season. Of course we are heading to the United Arab Emirates to Yasma

Arena and the circuit that was we've had now for a good couple years it was

2009 is when we had the first race. Not many of the rate drivers from then are still here.

Actually, I guess there's actually quite a lot of them because Kimmy was around and Hamilton

would have still been around and Vettle was around and most of them were actually

fans of the circuit when it was when they first got a ride of it. Actually Kimmy

wasn't he famously said that the first couple of turns were pretty good, but the rest of it was rather shit,

which is a quote that gets attributed to him pretty often.

This is outside of Abu Dhabi, of course, in the United Arab Emirates, which is on eastern shores of Seth, Bahrain and on the

Arabian Peninsula. Very wealthy state, the Kilefa family, lots of sort of the

Emirates, lots of input or lots of sort of the Emirates, lots of input or lots of

infrastructure building there in the past 20 30 years as a result of all the

oil that was found and of course a couple of big cities there Dubai being one of them a couple hundred miles to the south of it

Nabwoodabi of course where this race circuit is I've actually been here myself it's also

where Ferrari world is which is a great place to lose your wallet on a roller coaster if you are Fernando

Alonso.

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