And

and welcome to shift F1, a podcast about speedy race cars. That, by the way, is Japanese

for even monkeys fall from trees, which means that even if you're good at something, you can still

make mistakes. Has the F1 monkey fallen from the tree? Will they catch a vine during the April

break? We shall see. Thanks to Aaron for the tip, by the way, of that phrase.

I'm Drew Scanlan joining me, Danny. How are you, Danny? I'm doing good, yeah. These monkeys,

they keep running out of battery midway through the jump. It's kind of embarrassing, to be honest.

But look, you know, we'll figure it out, you know, and some of the monkeys, some of the monkeys sort of, you know,

try and jump past another monkey and unfortunately, you know,

at these weird monkey jumping speeds, they're just too different.

And I think the FIA really needs to look into that.

And by FIA, I mean the trying to quickly come up with acronym

about monkeys. No. I think the FIMM is actually the motorcycle one. So FOM is the media rights holder.

Okay. That's true.

The yeah, there we go. Thank you. Formula one, yes. Formula monkeys. Yeah, Formula monkeys.

That's where we're at, folks.

Also joining us.

Rob Zakene, how are you, Rob?

Just enjoying the Autosport comments section.

Top comment on an article about Max for stopping, maybe leaving F1.

Go elsewhere where there's proper racing, the way it was intended. Real racing fans will follow. F1, go elsewhere where there's proper racing, the way it was intended.

Real racing fans will follow.

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