You are listening to Miss Daypex podcast. We live F1.

Welcome to Miss Daypex podcast. I'm your host, Richard Reddy, but my friends call me Spaners.

So, let's be friends. We're finally back for some F1 action and it is a fan

favourite. It is Montreal, the Canadian Grand Prix. And it does have a lot of the trappings of

street circuits or temporary circuits that I, that I'm not a fan of. But it also has a lot of real

F1 track stuff. It has a charm. It has character. It's a

racing circuit on purpose, not just a city centre that has been cordoned off for a little

while. It's the Canadian Grand Prix. It's special. It has had some absolute bangers in the past.

And it has also had some absolute non-event.

But I am watching that weather forecast.

And I'm pretty optimistic that I think we are going to have an entertaining weekend for the 26 Canadian Grand Prix.

So strap in for a midnight under the weather spanner's preview,

but thankfully we are a global,

we are a global podcast produced in the podcasting shed

with the kind support of our patrons and partners.

We aim to bring you a race review before your Monday morning commute.

We might be wrong, but we're first.

Thank you. race review before your Monday morning commute. We might be wrong, but we're first.

Sadly, I feel that my attempt at that intro betrays the fact that it is 1134 p.m. in the UK.

So I'm going to go round the world to people who are at much more social hours. Firstly, we have Matt Trumpitz, who is enjoying a nice Brooklyn evening. I am indeed because

the last one was 35C and I roasted. Now it's a nice balmy, barely 20, if even.

So welcome to springtime in New York.

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