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Hello and a very one. Welcome the late-breaking F-1 podcast presented by Harry Eid, Sam Sage, and me, Ben Hocking.

Good news, folks, we have an F-1 race this weekend.

It's the return of the Brazilian GP.

Sam, people who have listened to this podcast for a while know very well.

We like this one quite a lot.

This is chaos personified.

Yes, lots of risk of rain.

Every single season brings up some kind of crazy drama.

We've had three or four notable moments in the last few years.

This is one to watch.

If you're maybe a bit new to F1 and you're thinking, well, you're just going to learn a bit more on getting involved with you what's going on. You are in for, I almost guarantee you're in for a tasty little treat this weekend. Harry's big five, Interlagos? I love Interlagos. I think it's probably the best circuit on the F-On calendar,

and it's probably the best circuit on the F-14 calendar,

and it's probably the only one, the only classic one that is a classic, but also still delivers

a banger at most years, whereas a lot of the classic ones don't anymore. So love interlagos,

can't wait to be back. Oh, we're Interlagos. Can't wait to be back.

Oh, we're not there, but can't wait to be watching it. Well, let's not waste any time getting into

this then. Round 21 of 24 and the penultimate sprint race of the season, the Autodromo Jose

Carlos Parche, also known as Interlagos, first hosted an F1 championship race back in

1973, where home hero Emerson Fittipaldi took victory. This year's race will be the 44th

running of the Brazilian GP at Interlagos, an omen for a certain Ferrari driver, perhaps,

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