Hello and welcome to the WTF1 podcast with myself Hayden Gillis and of course as

always my co-host for this is James Coco all the way from the United States.

But we're not heading to the United States this week.

We are heading to the Dutch Grand Prix.

And the buildup is really starting to come alive.

We've had, of course, the driver's press conferences and James

we're going to start off with a big thing that came out of the driver's press

conference and that was Max Vistappan. It's his 200th race weekend this week.

He's only 26 years old, which is crazy to think about,

but he's already said in that that he doesn't see himself doing another 200

and he's definitely hit the halfway stage

gone past the halfway stage of his career which I think is is crazy to think about it

when a 26 year old you know doesn't have that but I suppose at the same time when they come

in so so early

into their career maybe it does make sense I think it makes sense I think it makes

sense I think he's I don't think Max is tired of racing I think Max is tired of all the other obligations that come with being a driver in Formula One I think

Similar to Kimmy Reichenan if Max could just

to have the right to just exhausted with all of the other hoops he has to sort of jump through

just to have the right to be able to drive a Formula One car.

Max was to happen, I feel like, wants two things.

Either you can...

A massive reduction on race calendar, a lot less races.

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