All right, welcome everybody to the Pulpamex Pulpcast. Here we are in the pits at Leal, day two after practice.

I'm here with the on-track, off-road, esteemed colleague of the Grand Prix's Adam Wheeler. Wheeler, what's up?

Do I have to pay you for that introduction? That's pretty impressive.

I think so. Thanks for doing this.

How long did it take you to get over calling this Lill or not Bersi?

Because I'm still in, you know, it's taken a while.

Yeah, I've used Bersi a few times.

We're not near Bursi, are we?

No, we're not.

Well, let's start there then okay so after whatever 30 some years of bursi where lial renovations are going on at

the bursi stadium what do you think of this race here i the track seems better but the atmosphere

of bursi is not there this is more of a geneva or you know that that time of race. You know, I think, like you say,

there's maybe a little bit of intensity gone, but, you know, promoter Eric Bonnard was saying

this was like bursty but large, you know, instead of medium size. I quite like it. I think

it's, you know, it's like having a bit of cosmetic surgery to the event and you're in a brand

new stadium it's uh they're only using the half but apparently that's because of the floor there's some

issue with the floor and they can't cover the whole football pitch or soccer pitch but um i don't like

it's there it's full to the rafters last night it was sold. I think it was a pretty good buzz going on. Yeah. It's just, you know, how Bersie is with the crowd so close on top of you. It's just

something else, you know. I mean, it's not bad here. It's just not quite Bersie to me.

I can appreciate it because my soccer team, Queens Park Rangers, has the smallest ground in the English Premier League. And it's like Bursi. Everyone's right on top of the pitch and the players.

And I guess when it's full, it's a real good buzz going.

Nice atmosphere.

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