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You are listening to Miss Apex Podcast. Today's episode is called. Only Barbarians wear trousers.

I'm your host Richard Spanners Ready and I'm joined by Matt to

Rumpit's Merry Christmas Matt.

Merry Christmas to you there, Spanners.

Hope you've been enjoying your time away from the microphone.

But I have, and I've been listening in,

and I loved the first five minutes of your circuits chat

with a Neil, until he rejected China, and then I raised. of your

until he rejected China and then I rage quit it. I will get back to it though.

Well that's okay. All the good stuff happened after that unfortunately so.

Yes you're right I had planned to take a month off from

podcasting but I just couldn't resist jumping back in the shed for the new years

episode as we had the chance to catch up with top UK lawyer Peter Wright to talk about some of the legal implications of some recent

F1 news.

So we're going to talk about Liberty Media claiming back their trademark from the fellow F1 podcast.

We will look at the ramifications again of the

McHonda split and we'll take a level-headed look at the controversy over Lewis

Hamilton's tax and also Lewis Hamilton's social media faux par. But first Matt, I'd like to thank you personally for a fabulous 2017.

I think it's fair to say we've built a podcast and a community that people enjoy. Did you know

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