You are listening to Mist Apex Podcast. We Live, F1.

Welcome to Mist Apex Podcast.

I'm your host Richard Reddy, but my friends call me Spaners.

So, let's be friends.

This is our Miami Grand Prix race review, a race that was under threat with

thunderstorms. The FIA and the NF1 did a great job pulling it forward for one hour, and in the

end, the threat of rain didn't come, and honestly, we didn't need it. In my opinion, that was a thrilling

Miami Grand Prix. You may consider the Miami Grand Prix a low bar for wheel to wheel action. However,

the bar was exceeded by some distance. So we are an independent podcast produced in the

podcasting shed with the kind of support of our patrons and partners. We aim to bring you a race

review before your Monday morning commute. We might be wrong, but we're first.

I'm joined in the podcasting hotel by Matt to Rumpus. You're right there. Hello, Matt. And cheers,

by the way. Full disclosure.

End of a long weekend. We are sitting on stream and having a beer. Yeah. Oh, man.

Several. I am mapper. To borrow a phrase from your vocabulary.

So we're going to talk about the race, obviously. But how was your general experience being there

at track? And I think from a podcast point of view, we don't really want to sit here and talk about, oh, but how was your general experience being there at track? And I think from a podcast

point of view, we don't really want to sit here and talk about, oh, the umbrellas and the

aircon, but we both got an opportunity to be fairly close to the cars. Yes. And for the first time

in this regulation set, what did you think? I think that if you see them in person, a lot of what people were complaining about goes away

because they are magic to watch. They literally dance around the park.

Where I was, it was a reasonably high speed. McLaren inscribes a perfect arc.

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