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You are listening to Inside F1 with Joe Saywood on Mist Apex podcast. We live F1.

Welcome to Inside F1 with Joe Saywood, part of the Mist Apex Motorsport podcast network.

This show today is in place of the planned news panel show that we were going to record tonight,

but the panel will be back on Sunday for the Austrian Grand Prix review and the following

Tuesday we're going to do a triple header roundup show. But first I'll just remind you that we are an

independent US iTunes sports category top 50 podcast produced in the podcasting shed with the

kind permission of our better halves. We aim to bring you a race review before your Monday morning

commute. We might be wrong, but we're first. The reason we had to bin off our new show for tonight

was because if you get a chance to speak to one of the most respected journalists in Formula 1

and they are available to speak to you from the ground in Austria, you take it. How is it going,

Mr. Joe Saywood? I think you should add also with a good internet connection because this is one of

the problems I have in my life traveling around. Yes, we are going to find a solution for your

your low internet shadow thing is you've got your own private grounds in the middle of the secluded

French, I don't know mountains, I don't know France, but the internet has been a bit spotty

from there, but we think we've got a solution. Yes, well the flat bit of France in which I live.

Oh, okay, so the opposite. Well, it's sort of vaguely flat. It's not one or the other really,

but I just matter I'm in Austria where there's lots of mountain and they don't seem to have any effect at

all on the internet connection. Excellent. Can you just give us a picture of what it's like there

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