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Hello, welcome to the Ringer F1 show, part of the Ringer podcast network.

I am your host, Megan Schuster, and we are here today to ask some questions, specifically the biggest questions we have about F1 going into what I have personally decided to call

the sports spring break.

There's no more racing until we get to Miami in May, so we have a lot of time to stew in

uncertainties and all the things that we don't yet know about this season. And joining me to do

all of that is Spanners. Spanors, here's my first question for you of the day. How are you?

Oh, I am in bits. I'm missing Formula One.

I'm staring down the barrel of one race in eight weeks. But thankfully, I had a bunch of my nieces and

nephews around. And so I'm getting my fix by making them compete against each other, setting them off on

missions. So I'm giving one a scooter. I've given one, this little tiny bike

that's too small, a bike with a flat tire. And when they complain, I go, look, that's just the sport we're in right now. Get on with it. And I've even got my favorites. I'm a hater of one of them, the littlest one, five-year-old girl. You'd think that, you know, Uncle Spaners would be pro her, but I know. No, she

rubbed me the wrong way with her attitude

and not finishing dinner.

So she got the smallest scooter and my scorn and hate.

Which one of them is the max for staff and of the group?

Who's threatening retirement after this season?

Yeah, that's absolutely my daughter.

She's saying if I don't get the best car. But it was Martin Brundall has come out recently in the press and made a statement about which drivers are unhappy, very similar to my nieces and nephews. And it said, their unhappiness is basically level with the competitiveness of their cars right now. Yeah, that's probably accurate.

I, before we get into it, just wanted to make a disclaimer that I sound like this, because I

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