Hello everybody and welcome back to the WTFF1 podcast post Brazilian qualifying edition.

Yes, we are here on YouTube as well. So hello big wave. My goodness me.

Do we have some things to talk about in this one? Don't we? My goodness me.

I have been smiling for the last 15 minutes, if not longer and plenty to talk about.

Of course Tommy the WTFF1 founder is alongside us feeling very much the same way.

And wow Tommy what are your first thoughts? My first thoughts are the discussion that we just had

before we started which is that has somehow had the same number of polls as Mercedes this year.

We've been waiting for it like something like a shock result right and all I wanted was you know at least

something like a midfield podium or something. It's almost like all that energy of as not getting

those midfield podiums and things is all like the incredible chaos that's just come into one

moment and a has has managed to be on pole while the other has is last.

Yeah, let's start with the other has because we'll go through Q1 Q2 Q3 nice chronological order

because this qualifying session genuinely was the best you could wish for in terms of conditions.

Now a lot of people they actually want heavy rain you want really difficult conditions. Yes,

that can provide a bit of craziness don't get me wrong but this these kind of conditions were

amazing because you had really slippery getting better and constantly changing so Q2 was probably

the driest wasn't it in terms of session that we had but even then it was getting better and

better towards the end and you had the likes of Fernando Ralonzo going fastest and Nicholas

Latifi going fastest in Q1 at one point and still not managing to make it through. So it was Latifi

Joe when you bought us a no-der and Schumacher that didn't make it out of the bottom five which

to be fair if you if you didn't watch quality and just looked at the results you go I must have been

bone-drying Q1 because Latifi did well. Yeah, Latifi did well. Apart from that everything is

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