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Hello. Hello and a very warm welcome to the late-breaking F-1 podcast, hosted by Harry Ede and me, Samuel Sage.

Now, you might be tuning in as a regular listener and thinking there's a normal name missing from there.

Now, you haven't woken up in a nightmare,

this isn't some alternate universe, Mr. Benjamin Hocking or late-breaking Light, as we'll be referring to him for this show. Yes. Yes, of course, Harry's very happy with that. He's having a day off. He's just not here for it to go. And I think, frankly, he's never missed an episode, to my knowledge. well he has has, because we just, he missed that one. We did a 50 minute episode. We're not counting that as part of the podcast. We don't exist. Has he never missed ever? He has got a life. Oh, sorry. I mean, he goes on holiday and he brings the equipment. It doesn't trust us that much that he brings it on holiday. That's fair. And the only reason he isn't with us today

is because he's in Berkshire.

He's literally on a train

so he cannot do it. Yeah, Berkshire Ben. Barkshire Ben, as we will refer to him today. We've got a packed schedule to crack on with. I thought you're all thinking, going, this is going to be 15 minutes of pain,

at least an hour.

Hour and 15 minutes of pain.

Yeah, you're going to have to speak, come on.

Buckle in, folks.

And the best bit's coming right at the end.

We've got a new game for you today. It's called Real or No Real, very much in the same theme as Noel Eggmansons. Neal or No, Neal or No Deal. It's what it's actually called

we're also going to be talking about

Christian Horger's quote saying that there's not enough

room for 10 teams to be on the grid

are we discussing that as total rubbish

because you make a very valid point

we're also going to be looking at

Formula One has sent out an invitation

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