Hello, welcome to the Collecting and its podcast episode number 16.

What a journey it's been.

First up, this week, Formula One.

Now, there's already been some argument on a little group chat about the fact there

was nothing to discuss after this week's race, but I think that's completely wrong,

because there's lots to discuss, don't you?

Because it really was full of incident, but not the kind of incident that we want to

be discussing over to you, Manish.

I have just read a tweet from Karin Chandok, and Toto Wolf said that the race was boring,

and he's apparently, on the FAA, to have a look at boring races, and Karin Chandok pointedly

tweeted, didn't he hear you saying very much in 2016, Coma Toto?

And I think, yeah, go Karin.

I exactly, I mean, I think there's something like a broken record, but there is a little

balance that we need to achieve between entertainment and sport, and sport builds.

And I think, you know, I was just talking to a couple of people in the offices.

Yesterday, they watched Everton versus, I can't remember, it's Southampton, the bottom line

is there were two clubs, there are two clubs at the bottom of the Premier League, and

they're fighting for survival right now, and that is utterly entertaining, because there's

a relegation here, there's something at stake, and it just sort of brought me back to this

slightly weird place we're at with the sport of Formula One.

Imagine you were sitting in a grand stand, on a straight in Baku.

What is the difference between an exciting and a not exciting race?

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