The Hi and welcome to this week's three-wags four-wheels F-1 podcast.

It's Paul here with...

Dan, Chris.

Sean.

We've had a race.

It's started. The season is going.

And Lee is still the sickest man on the planet.

And he's in hospital as well.

Yes.

Get well soon, Lee.

It's been over a week now.

He's been in hospital, so that's why he's not back on the pod yet.

Yeah, he does say he's recovering.

He's created three new conspiracy theories about the drugs that have been given him while he's there, so he's definitely heading in the right direction. Right, okay. But it does mean lucky listeners get Sean again for, was it the third week in a row? I think so. It feels like I've been here a lot recently. I was going to do the joke about you're always here because you live here, but we did that one last week. Here in the pod world rather than in this specific seat. On the podcast. To go all wrestling in this very ring. Yes. Anyway. So, Australian Grand Prix. Worth getting up in the middle of the night, what do we think? It was nice to have a fix of Formula One, but why does it have to be so early?

I should stop complaining.

Something to do with time zones.

I should stop complaining because we don't have to get up that early.

Considering the 21 races, we have to get up early for what, three?

Yeah, there's three.

But this is the earliest of them.

Japan is one hour later and China is two hours later.

So this is like the worst it will be all season, thankfully. Now, I could quote somebody who put on my Facebook wall around about a

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