Hello everybody welcome back to the WTF1 podcast, the British Grand Prix edition,

and sadly myself and Tommy of course is with me once again, hello Tommy.

Hello, we're not coming off the buzz of actually having been to Silverstone,

which is a very weird feeling isn't it? It's not something that we're used to.

No, it was very weird watching from home, especially because I'm not very far from the circuit either.

Just a very weird, I think this was the first one of the year. Don't get me wrong, like no

offense to Austria in particular because obviously the Dutch fans there are absolutely incredible,

but I think because we go to Silverstone every year and you really expect fans there.

It did feel very strange and the fact that you did have Lewis winning in such an incredible

way, I couldn't help but feel my days what atmosphere that would have been for those final laps.

I would have been ridiculous, I remember just sat there watching the race and

I genuinely started screaming because I was looking at the delta, I'm not going to give myself

credit, I was going to give myself a little bit of credit, I was watching the time deltas

and I saw Bottas falling away from the staff and I thought okay, he's losing a bit of time,

but then I saw it coming down every, it came down by a second, every second and I was like oh my god

something's on my bot ass, then five seconds later, boom camera, nice shot. Anyway, yeah it was

it was weird, wasn't it? It was a very, it wasn't even a tale of two halves, it was a tale of

97% and 3% indeed, but well well we'll go into it with your race review, but yes it was rather

memorable, it will never be forgotten. Yes, three word race reviews, D. Singh, Lewis, lucky Hamilton,

Stereoniosseg, tyres left chat, jazz, simge, Red Bull, F'd up and Rocket Decker's underscore sad for

Holk and Berg. As we run down those, D. Singh completely disagree with Lewis Lucky Hamilton

and people I can already feel them typing, oh my god it's because you're British, you're

...