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The race is on, and F-1 is back after the summer shutdown this weekend, with Max Verstappen expected to pick up where he left off before the break with the third consecutive home victory at Zanvort. But what needs to happen in the second half of the season to make it a thriller, and what will be the storylines to watch out for? I'm Edgdjore, and joining us with all the answers are Glenn Freeman and Ben Anderson.

Well, Glenn, we haven't had you on for a while. Are you energized by the impending return of Formula One?

I think so. Yeah, I'm more energized by that than I am. The fact that I had a week off looking

after my kids. I came back more tired than I was when the F1 season went on pause. But yeah, looking forward to it. I feel like we're going to have a lot of races in quite a short space of time. And I'm kind of glad that unlike you, Scott and Mark, I won't be travelling to a bunch of them because that would make me even more tired. There are some great places to go in the back end of the season, though, some really, really great ones to look forward to. So I'm quite excited about. And you get longer there, I suppose, as well, don't you, when you do the flyaways? Yeah, exactly. I quite like the back end of the season, because I tend to do, like, the US races and through to Abu Dhabi all as one trip, which I quite enjoy. But anyway, enough of my travel plans.

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