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on what is, thankfully, the final Sunday before we get some F-1 racing again, Sam.

It's the final Sunday.

Yeah, I'm really happy. Cheers, Europe. Appreciate that. Honestly, absolute banger, isn't it? Never fails. No. Miami, though. We don't know if that's going to fail yet. Show what? It's Formula 1. I'll take it at this point. Is it just going to be like, it doesn't matter if it's an awful race. It's F1, so yeah, it's great.

I mean, yeah, I have very low standards.

I'm not sure they're literally on the floor, though.

I found it quite funny because very random, Sky Sports F1,

haven't done any classic races for like multiple years, I think, at this point.

And then really randomly,

they put on a few the other night. And I watched one, which was the 2010 German Grand Prix,

which is quite famous because that's where Fernando Alonzo and Felipe Massa had the Ferrari

team orders debacle. And again, given they haven't done a classic race in like years, I think,

genuinely years,

it is garbage.

The Grand Prix is atrocious.

I'm like, why are you putting this one on?

Yeah, out of all the Grand Prix they could choose from, and we've done many ourselves,

there is a plethora of wonderful Grand Prix to watch throughout history.

That's the one.

I swear down, apart from that team order thing, nothing happens. It is rubbish.

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