I'm Hi and welcome to this week's three legs, four wheels F1 and a bit more podcast.

It's Paul here with...

Sean.

Chris.

Lee.

And our special guest joining us from San Diego.

And out of work, Sean. Oh. An out of work, Sean.

Oh dear.

Out of work, Sean.

Yes, if you know anybody who's looking for an out-of-work Formula One statistician, I have been looking.

How are your stats on cancellations?

Well, they're not very long because there hasn't been many cancellations in Grand Prix history.

We're in totally uncharted territory, as with in keeping with society in general.

We haven't seen anything like this since the war and Formula One as a world championship didn't exist back then.

No, no, of course.

It's, as you say, unprecedented times.

So unprecedented measures to match.

Yeah, absolutely. And it's more, at the moment, it's more stringent here in the United States than I understand it is in the United Kingdom. But don't worry. Don't worry. You'll be, you'll be catching up with us soon.

Oh, yeah. In about an hour and a quarter at time of recording. I shouldn't say you're in the United Kingdom, should I?

You're in the Isle of Man and that's a UK, that's a UK crown dependence. We're in the British Isles. Technically we are doing our own thing entirely. Right. I am still a statistician and I admire the high standard of fact checking from your audience. So we'll get that. I'll quote you on that

Because any time that they send something through to us that we checking from your audience. So we'll get that.

I'll quote you on that because any time that they send something through to us that we've been incorrect about,

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