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Hello. Welcome to the Ringer F1 show, part of the Ringer podcast Network. I am your host, Megan Schuster, and we are here for a very special episode to talk about F1, the movie. The Joseph Kaczynski film dropped in theaters in the U.S. this week and joining me to dig into all of the racing scenes, the intra-team drama, and the shots of Brad Pitt shortlist is my wonderful colleague,

Mallory Rubin.

Thank you so much for joining this.

I'm so excited to talk to you about this.

Megan, listen, I've said before on other Ringer podcast that it's the honor of my life to be

invited to participate, but with apologies to everybody else that I've ever said that to,

this is actually the honor of a lifetime to be here with you today to talk about F1,

the movie. I can't wait to get into it with you today. Oh, God. Is this our, we've worked

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