Yes, yes. It is one of the few blue water navies there is, you know, it actually goes out to sea and stays there. I remember speaking to some Italian naval individuals and they were very proud that they'd managed to take their frigate from from

their base port in Italy and they'd sailed through the med and up around to to London and so

that it you know take them two weeks to make that journey which is fair enough but they were

incredibly proud that they'd managed to do that because they they'd gone outside the mediterranean

and this was something that they saw managed to do that because they'd gone outside the Mediterranean.

There's something that they saw is unusual.

And you guys were doing that in 17, what?

Well, yeah.

So, yeah, they were, they certainly behaved very much like a coastal navy.

You know, they always wanted to stay in sight of land. Well, hey, I've eaten in Italy. I wouldn't want to leave it either. I'd stay around the coast for dinner time at least. Hi, my name is Alan McNish and this is Formula One blog.com.

I'm David Hobbes and this is Formula One blog.com. Hi, I'm Steve Matchett and you'll listen to

Formula One blog.com. Ralph, you cannot overtake Damon, okay, then it's T-border.

You cannot overtake Damon.

He heard me before, didn't you, Ralph, about overtaking David.

You heard that, didn't you?

Jack Carlo, three laps to pet stock, three laps.

Got to push hard now.

Get that, Ralph.

Did you hear me?

Michael is hug.

Michael is hug. You're leading the race. You're leading the race.

Ralph, acknowledge.

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