The race is on, and after a quick-fire run of events, we've got some breathing space to take stock of the season so far and reflect on what we've learned over the race weekends at the Red Bull Ring and the Hungara Ring.

I'm your host, Ed Straw, and joining me to take listener questions about the 2020F1 season so far, and Mark Hughes and Scott Meara Ring. I'm your host, Ed Straar, and joining me to take listener questions

about the 2020 F1 season so far, Mark Hughes, and Scott Mitchell. Scott, I must admit,

I'm quite disappointed because you informed me you'd visited a barber and had a professional

shave, but I was expecting a clean-shaven version of you, but you seem as unhershoot as ever.

No, that's not fair. I look considerably less homeless than I did before.

I was, I was scruffy to an extreme degree, I think, for the first three races of the season.

I put it down to a lingering spell of misery after all of this time spent

sort of in isolation. But I have visited a barbershop and had a nice trim, a bit of a bit of a

beard sort out as well. I had a cut throat razor up on under the neck as well. First time I've

had one of those genuinely fearful. All I could think of was Sweeney Todd while it was happening.

So I'm glad I didn't go for the for the full treatment. Otherwise, I think I would have been,

I would have been in hysterics. How about you, Mark Hughes? You're, I've not had a haircut now. Well, I had one when I was in Austria. I sometimes go to Turkish barbers. Have you ever tried that? Scott, they actually set fire to you here. No, I haven't tried it. There is a Turkish barber near me, but I'm definitely not going to try it out now. Yeah, yeah. It's quite exciting. It adds a little bit of, you know, a little bit of adrenaline to a trip to the barbers. The Michael Jackson experience. I was thinking more crazy world of Arthur Brown. Hair on fire. Yeah. I once saw him live entirely unexpectedly supporting Robert Plant's at the Cambridge Corn Exchange.

So there we go.

He didn't set far to himself though.

Exactly, exactly.

I wasn't so long ago, actually.

I think that was at a time when Arthur Brown and Robert Plant were not in their first flush of youth, should we say.

But again, I've digressed there.

Scott's looking slightly baffled by our musical references there, being the youth of today.

But anyway, like I say, listener questions today. So we're going to try and get through as many as we possibly can.

We shall rotate between us in terms of who takes the question. So it's going to be Mark you first. This is from Usman Haman Toker, who asks, what's the ideal organisational structure for F1 teams?

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