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It's F1 summer break, which means if you're hearing this, there's been no major breaking news, and also Andrew Benson is almost definitely getting his legs out down at the beach.

So it's Harry Benjamin here with you, still putting in the hard yards.

And this week on Check a Flag Extra, we've got a champion on the show,

the 1996 world champion Damon Hill, who's been a part of our five live coverage this year.

So we thought it was a good time to catch up with Damon to talk all about his career

following the release of his brand new documentary Hill.

The 1996 Formula One World Champion, Damon Hill, joins me now. Hello, Damon, afternoon. All well?

Yes, very good, Harry. Thank you very much.

Good. Now, I imagine you obviously do a lot of this, and I've started asking this question. When you say, obviously, look, do I look like I'm fed up with it? No, no, no, no, that's part of the job, isn't it? You've got to talk to the likes of me. I'm keen to see what you ask me.

Well, no, but what is the question you hate getting the most,

that kicks off an interview?

I don't... to talk to the likes of me. I'm keen to see what you ask me. Well, no, but what is the question you hate getting the most,

that kicks off an interview? I don't really hate any. I mean, I'm always expecting something out of the blue that I haven't been asked, you know. But generally speaking, I mean, there's only so many things that we can talk about. I mean, unless you're going to ask me about nuclear physics or something, which I don't know the answer to.

Then I'm, let me.

Let's see how we get on.

Okay.

That was my first question. So, so we'll move on

then. Entangement theory or whatever it is. Exactly. What is the theory of relativity? Well, I think

Isaac Hajar's dad is some sort of physicist, but we'll leave the questions for him. Obviously,

a lot of news around you at the moment.

Hill is out.

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