Hello everybody welcome back to the WTF1 podcast Spanish Grand Prix edition. My name is Matthew Gallagher

and joining me along this adventure of let's say not calling it a dreadful race but calling it

actually, Tommy I'll just throw it to you. What word would you describe the Spanish Grand Prix?

One word. We don't do one word review. One word review on the spot right now. Go.

Disappointing. Okay, lovely. There you go. I mean I don't know how the Spanish Grand Prix can be

disappointing when you have that circuit. But anyway, let's dive into some three word

race with you shall we? Sean Patrick Keenan says where's the rain? I know Sean, where was the rain?

La Cora Francesco said deserves better. Pretty much copied my tweet whatever. Luis Carlos

Silva, Catalonia being Catalonia and that is, I don't know Tommy, you've got the click. Is that

eng? You're little like red dots there and I can't quite read it. Can you move your click please

on the dock? Thank you. Ingmar Buwan Man. That was one. Boom one. Disappointed, not surprised.

There you go. So where was the rain? Not sure. Seven deserves better. Yes. Catalonia being

Catalonia, absolutely. And disappointed, not surprised. Yeah, I think that's probably what you

meant wasn't it Tommy when you said disappointed. Yeah, I think it was, like you say, it's not the

worst race I've ever seen. To be honest, I think we'll go into this with your reviews and stuff.

I think it was the perfect storm of things we don't like in Formula One.

Lovely. Lovely little tea up there, Tommy. You've clearly done this before. Right, my three were

three were way for woo. I can't sometimes just get it out strange. Stop testing here. It's pretty

self-explanatory really, but the amount of laps they have done around that circuit in testing,

they know it like the back of their hands. And Mercedes in particular, it's like they were born

there. So just the element of unpredictability, we've already had this season in its

show amazing races. You know, we've had Silverstone where we had a much higher track temperatures

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