Sometimes I think it's a sin when I feel like I'm winning when I'm losing again. Welcome to ShiftF1 podcast.

That's not the name of the show. It's shift F1, a podcast about speedy race cars. Those of course,

our lyrics by Canadian musician Gordon Lightfoot. Hamilton may not have won the Grand Prix this

weekend, but having a Ferrari that can race must feel like winning. I'm Drew Scanlan joining me. Danny O'Dwyer, how are you, Danny? I'm doing great. Glad to be back on all three of us here. That's right. Yeah, I was actually in Canada, not at the Grand Prix. I was in Vancouver, which was, I went to the wrong city. I just thought it was in Canada. How embarrassing. I know.

I just was like, I'll just go up and, you know, Canada can't be that big, right?

Turns out it's actually quite wide and tall.

So I unfortunately was in the wrong place.

But while I was there, I did get to, you know, see some glaciers and go up to Alaska.

I went to Catch a Can. Wow. Went on a pub

crawl with some locals. In Alaska? In Alaska, yeah. That seems pretty awesome. I went on a

pub crawl in Alaska on the day in which my football team won the league for the first time in 22

years. Oh, so you just got absolutely righteously destroyed.

There was, let me, all my wife's friends who we were on this short cruise with, let me tell.

They got to see a side of Danny that not many people do.

So shout out.

Shout out to the many bars and catch a can.

Shout out to Arsenal.

Has this caught on enough that people like understood why it was such a big deal?

Or was it like there is an Irishman here who was just getting like insanely blitzed and is like singing songs and cheering?

Yeah.

And we're happy for him.

Like I'm curious like was it just like an alien had arrived in the middle of Alaska or

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