I'm Hi, and welcome to this week's three legs four wheels F1 podcast. It's Paul Hey Weiss.

Sean. Chris. Lee. Well, we had a British Grand Prix yesterday. It was all right. It was a British Grand Prix.

And at the end of last week's podcast, I was like, oh, we could get a boring one.

We could get a mad one.

We got a mad one.

Yay.

I mean, was it ever?

I mean, where do you pick a highlight?

The highlight, I think, in sensible terms, looking back, the highlight is that Guan Yu-Jo is alive for a start.

And seemingly very well was posting selfies after the race and walking around the paddock.

Yeah, met Stefano Domenicali, made sure that, you know, Domenicali was like, you're all right, you're okay. Like, yeah, yeah, fine, like just a little bit shaken up. I wonder if he'll be clear to race for this coming weekend, but... Well, he seems to be... Yeah, if he's been medically discharged, he should be fine. Yeah. Before we do the race review and talk about everything that went on, I'm just throwing the halo in as rock star. We're just taking that as red. Had a good weekend. For F2 as well. Yeah. Yes. Oh, does that mean we can call Nisani a wanker? Oh, yeah. No, no, no, no. It wasn't... No, I don't think that's fair. He launched another driver across the track. Yeah, but then nearly killed himself, so... That would not have happened if he hadn't launched Dennis Hager in the first place. Yeah, this is true. If anything, it was only right that it was his car that got landed on.

Yeah.

But I don't think he was like, it wasn't on purpose.

I don't think.

It was just, Royness and he's not very good.

Yeah.

It was, he already had a five-place grid penalty for launching somebody at the previous race.

I didn't see this.

Was this as good?

Have you not seen the Formula 2?

No, but I did read something that said like the Halo,

the Halo did its job twice this weekend with Formula 2, so was it a goodie?

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