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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 today to discuss the return, the premiere of Drive to Survive season

six. This is the first of two Drive to Survive episodes that we're doing. This one will be covering

the first half of the season. So if you haven't watched episodes one through five yet, you may

want to pause and come

back. But there's a ton to get into from these episodes from the Nick DeBree's Daniel Ricardo

drama to Williams's emergence as a true midfield team to a Gunther Steiner existential crisis

on our hands. And joining me to get into all of it is the wonderful Juliet Lippman.

Juliet, how are you? How does it feel to be back in Drive to Survive Land?

Thanks for having me. It honestly feels great. This is a great season of television. What a great show

this is. I'm so happy to be back. I got like a little jolt in my heart watching the opening scenes.

You know, when we're flying through Monaco and Lando's driving on in his tiny car and everyone's talking about their winter break.

So I was I was so excited.

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