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Hello and a very warm welcome to the late-breaking F-1 podcast presented by Harry Eid, Sam Sage, and me, Ben Hocking.

Can you believe it, Sam?

Just two episodes after today is done, and we will be at the first race of the 2020 season. Doesn't seem real. It's amazing how slow the winter break feels when you're

clawing your way through it. I'm watching Harry and Benegh beside me through the trenches

of the cold, cold winter. And then all of a sudden, it's like you part the leaves of the bushes that you've arrived at. All of a sudden, it's first race weekend. It's here. But, you know, we've gone through the swamp. We've gone through the shelling and the flooding and the mud and I'm coming. I've lost an arm at some point. And yet, in two weeks done. You haven't spent much time in the trenches, have you? No. You haven't been to think you're trench myself?

Anyway. costing arm at some point. And yet, in two weeks time... You haven't spent much time with the trenches, have you?

No. You've been bringing a trench myself. Anyway, in two weeks' time, we're going to be back. And we've got testing this week, as we speak as well. Very exciting. Harry, have you recovering from your trench crawling? Yeah, to me as I don't remember being there, I must have got lost on the way.

Surprise.

Yeah.

I was elsewhere.

The back line. I, yeah, I don't remember being there, so I must have got lost on the way.

Surprise.

Yeah.

The back line is not the front line.

Sound offence somewhere.

A, C.

Yeah, it's less than two weeks, like a week and a half.

Hop, skip, for a new job.

Well, no, this week is testing.

Actual testing.

As we all know, all the times that are set mean everything.

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