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Right, we're just a few weeks away from our first ever live edition of the Race F-1 podcast

on February 12th.

So far, we've got a great venue, Kingsplace in London as part of Pod Live, we've got me to host,

Scott Mitchell Malm to give lengthy answers, and a very special guest in Ted Kravitz. So Ted, we've got to work out what we're going to talk about. What sets we'll look forward to in 2023 that we can get into in the live show, do you think? Let me start by telling you a story about Murray Walker. There you go. Good start. He always used to say at the beginning of a season, you know, Formula One has an amazing ability of reinventing itself year by year. And I used to think it's a funny thing to say. But, you know, the more I think about it, the more he's right. And even though we don't have new cars this year, right, slightly different with the race, bright height, blah, blah, new tires. We do have so many other new things that are worth talking about. We've got new drivers. We've got rookies. It's more than one. A couple of rookies. And we've got new team bosses. That's what I'm also looking forward to seeing how that's all going to work. And then, of course, we've got the small matter of the world championship. Will we be at the end of 2020? Talk about Max Verstappen, a three-time world champion. There's loads of stuff to look forward to this season. That's going to fill about 40 minutes of our 75 minutes. Scott, can your song and dance routine fill the rest? It probably could if you would unshackle me and just let me, you know, have full creative licence on it. Part of it for me that I think we can get into really nicely is the subjects of rivalries, old and new, because I would like to think we're going to see some familiar fights in 2023, but we're also going to see some new ones as well. I'm really optimistic about that. So I think that's a good subject for us to get into, and obviously it won't just be us. Maybe we'll have a few interesting insights from our audience as well.

Well, this is great. The running order is coming together very, very well. I think we've got to have some kind of audience interaction. We'll definitely have a few questions. We'll have a few bits of feedback from the audience. Ted, do you know anyone who's handy with a microphone and who's good at doing a bit of broadcasting moving around? Because we could do with someone who could go out among the people.

Well, what are we?

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