The race is on.

And while we're getting excited about the possibility of the F1 season getting going in early July, albeit without holding our breath,

we've got more listener questions to answer on Grand Prix racing, ancient and modern.

We've also got an update about the 2021 cost cap and a look at

F1's finances amid the COVID-19 pandemic. I'm Ed Straw and my guests with all the answers,

Mark Hughes and Scott Mitchell. Mark, let's come to you first. I'd like an update on your

lockdown antics. Last time I checked, you were watching lots of canam and i'd be you probably run out of canam now to to go through so you've been to anything else it didn't it didn't run for very long unfortunately um not not long enough for this the duration of this lockdown um no uh bike riding continued bike riding you know you you know, my daily exercise and a few sort of adventures there.

I was going up country roads and just looking at places I'd never been before.

And I thought I'd discovered this church, but it turned out to be a water tower.

It's Lim Water Tower, which is now a private house and I think it was in Grand Designs once.

So I spent, wasted about half an hour trying to work out how to get to this church and it was just a water

tower. And you got done for trespassing? No, no, they didn't see me. You're an accomplished trespasser,

obviously. We know who to send if we've got a little bit of snooping to do. How about you, Scott?

Any trespassing going on in Stockholm? No, well, never knowingly trespass me. So I might well have done.

I don't feel like I've ventured far enough to actually come

close to trespass in. On the subject of coming across, or well, what people think a church is,

I actually, not in the last week or so, but a couple of weeks ago, went for a walk around

Stockholm and walked up to this really cool old wooden church that's about

five, ten minutes walk from my flat.

It's one of, if not the oldest, active wooden churches in Stockholm.

It's really, really cool old building.

And that one definitely is a church, not a water tower.

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