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Welcome to Miss Apex Podcast. I'm your host Richard Spanner's ready and I'm joined by Matt

to Rumpets. Happy Consume Chocolate Day.

It's coming down all a bit calmer this week but I'll tell you what Matt, the level of

vitriol, the level of hyperbole, the level of passion on social media after the race was

incredible and I think I think I'm going to apologize for how glib I was from a kind of Hamilton

supporting point of view. So from my point of view I was cheering the race on. I wouldn't have

minded who to one. Honestly it was such a good race but I was a little bit, oh yeah I was cheering

and my Dutch neighbour heard me etc. What I didn't really realise was the amount of her on social

media from how emotionally invested the staff and fans were, people who were fed up of Hamilton

domination were because they were promised a dethroning on Saturday night and they didn't get it

on Sunday and I think when we're this passionate and emotional about the sport maybe I could do

with I could dial it down a notch. I always tried to deny the Yoraham Fosi lunatic claims but maybe

I just went one notch over for which I will apologise. Yeah well the interesting thing about

the situation and I totally understand where you're coming from is that everybody had good arguments

for the points they wanted to make but the points they were making didn't really overlap a lot

in a venn diagram point kind of way. So the Hamilton people were like it was it was a stunning drive

from Hamilton that if anyone else had been in that car including Max I think I don't think they

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