Hello everybody and welcome back to the WTF1 podcast that time when edition.

And of course, if it's that time when we have to throw it back with the founder himself,

Tom Bellingham, who has been alive for almost a hundred years, Tommy. Welcome. You baby faced

100 year old. I have, I've seen, I remember back in the day watching the 1950. Chris Grandprey,

I was there in the crowd. Sarkasm of course. Wow. Thanks. Thanks to Cloud Fight.

Just to clear that out. I never know these days with Sarkasm. People can sometimes just completely miss it.

Well, thankfully we're not throwing it back a hundred years because F1 didn't exist then. But

we're going back to the 2011 Canadian Grand Prix. Now we have just had the Canadian Grand Prix.

And usually we reflect before a Grand Prix weekend. But we thought we'd reflect after this time

because it's when Jensen Button won F1's longest ever race. It went on for a very long time. Didn't

it Tommy? I remember 84 years. Sarkasm. I remember being sat there, red flag, red flag, all sorts of

delays. It was a proper day event, wasn't it? It was. Normally they're so strictly scheduled.

Monaco for example, if you remember this year, I hope you remember because it wasn't a long go.

But they put the timer up, didn't they? It was like, right, we need to get this done now.

But this went on for what felt like half a day. And this was one of the reasons as well that we now

get the timer coming up and the very rigid amount of duration. It could be paused for and things

like that. Although there are some strange, confusing regulations around it and when it counts and

when the timer starts, when the timer doesn't. And I think there was a bit of confusion actually at

Monaco. But either all, let's take a look back 11 years ago to what Formula One was like back in 2011.

And it was Sebastian Vettel dominating, a comfortable lead in the championship arriving at the Canadian

Grand Prix. And the last race was indeed Monaco, where we did a podcast on it. So it's almost as if

we have planned and scheduled these things. But yes, it was very much Red Bull era, Sebastian Vettel,

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