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From autosport.com and Autosport magazine, I'm Martin Lee, and this is the Autosport podcast.

Well, that wasn't a bad podium today with Max Verstappen standing on the top step, followed

home by Fernando Alonzo and Lewis Hamilton.

Oh, and joined by a certain Adrian Newey.

It's 100 wins for Red Bull, 200 wins for Adrian Newey himself.

Between the drivers, just an 11 world championships, and 376 F1 wins on that podium. That wasn't bad. Let's get into our race review show

of the Canadian Grand Prix. We're joined by our Formula One reporter Philip Clearen, who has just

got back to his accommodation from the circuit. And our special guest today is motorsport journalists, writer, author,

someone I have wanted to get on the podcast for so long. Elizabeth Blackstock, thank you

for coming on the podcast tonight. Thank you so much for having me. It's good to be here. I'm glad

we finally got it all the work out. So where can our listeners find your work and will have read your stuff? I am everywhere.

You'll probably have known me from Jalapnik. I'm the senior editor. I have a podcast called Donut

Racing Show. And if you want to find out more of all of the 900 other things I keep on my

to-do list, follow me on Twitter at Elis underscore Blackstock. You'll find everything there.

Your Twitter feed, you are prolific on Twitter. I'm convinced that you have somebody posting for you

because you must sleep at some point. And yet whenever I come and there's always something about

racing, whether you're talking about your LeMond love last week, you know, the NASCAR Chevy

Camaro that was just making a hell of a racket going around, the Circuit of the South.

But, and that, that went down really well. But so what, in terms of like what you naturally

gravitate to, is it Formula One? Is it, what motorsport do you fall in love with the most?

Formula One, so I grew up with NAS, being a good, homegrown American, but Formula One was what got me back into racing. I got out of it as I was getting older. And then Rush came out, and I could not believe that that was actually a story that was based on reality. So I got into F1, but if I'm going to be honest, my true love, I think, is IndyCar,

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