Hello from Sao Paolo and a special welcome to everybody who's listening to this on our regular podcast feed.

This is what we call in-car insights.

We call it that because we're in a car and we offer insight.

We hope.

Anyway, but certainly in a car.

I am driving.

I've just started to move in the car park into Lagos.

You may be able to hear in the background

some cars on track, even though it's quite late here, but we're going to make our way back.

So I'm Ed Strawer. I've got John Noble here, John. Always a busy day on Thursday, and Interlagos

is always a thriving paddock, isn't it? Normally because it's quite compact, so same number of people squashed into a smaller space.

What's your highlight?

You've been doing a bit of news hounding.

Yeah, I like the Interlagos paddock.

I was discussing with a team member today

that you can probably do some very complicated graph

about news stories versus size of paddocks

versus tables outside versus the ease of bumping into people.

Because when it is kind of sociable like this,

everyone's compressed, compacted together,

you're walking past people, it's easy to find people.

Actually, stores can accelerate a lot quicker

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