What does it take to race at 200 miles per hour?

To drive the world's fastest racing cars?

To win in Formula One.

Find out on F1 Beyond the Grid.

It's the podcast where the stars of Formula One slow down and open up.

Winners, champions and challenges share their stories

in fascinating conversations with me Tom Clarkson.

Here in-depth interviews with today's F-1 heroes, like Louis Hamilton, Lando Norris and Charla Claire,

plus legendary champions from the Sports Pass.

Find F1 Beyond the Grid, wherever you're listening to this,

and remember to hit Follow, so you never miss an episode. Margaret Coppley of Defense and Foreign Affairs in Perth, his native Perth on the Indian Ocean,

and the King is due in Australia for a visit sometime this fall, a very important gathering

of the heads of the Commonwealth.

And there are important events at the Royals.

I want to mention something I've come across recently that I did not know an advanced conversation between President Roosevelt and Winston Churchill during the war years.

There are frequent meetings 41, 42, 43, even in a meeting in 44.

And that was that Churchill lobbied FDR

to combine the US and the UK and the Commonwealth into one great big governance

entity with the king at its center and FDR was not averse to the idea, we believe, according to the reports.

And Churchill, if he'd won the election in 45, instead what happened as Atley and Labor took over, and if FTR had lived another year or two,

they would have continued that conversation after the fall of Germany, after they won the war, a combined governance

which is not alien even today. But I do regret it, Gregory, because we could use a king and Britain could use what should

...