The race is on. And even with the start of the 2020 Formula One season continuing to be pushed back, there's still plenty for us to talk about.

One of the big stories in F1 right now is whether or not Max Verstappen will have the machinery to fight for the World Championship when this year does finally get going. But why is everyone

so confident he's a title winner given the right machinery? I'm your host, Edshaw, and joining

me for a deep dive into All Things for Stappen, Scott Mitchell and Mark Hughes. So Mark,

what have you been doing to get your,

your motorsport fixed during this period of confinement?

Mainly writing about it, but also just watching old videos. I love Can-Am from the late

60s, early 70s. That's a big thing of mine at the minute. I've gone through phases.

So, yeah, stuck inside. I'm just watching old stuff like that and digging out stuff to read.

But, yeah, other than trying to recreate Grand Prix on my bike when I go out for my one allowed

bike cycle, yeah, not really had a fix as such.

When you go out on your bike, is it an old Raleigh Chopper?

Because I saw you post to one of those on Twitter the other day.

Yeah, yeah, a big thing on Raleigh Choppers.

I was in a documentary on one, actually.

But no, I haven't got a chopper anymore.

It's just a normal road bike. Why were you in a documentary on one actually. But no, I haven't got a chopper anymore. It's just a normal road bike.

Why were you in a documentary on one?

This is a fantastic tangent.

Yeah, if you go on YouTube and type in peddling dreams, it's a history of rally.

And the last sort of 20 minutes is all about the chopper.

And I'm interviewed on that about, you know, why the chopper was such a fantastic bike.

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