"The FIA Needs To Rewrite The Entire Rule Book..." - Hot Takes Wednesday

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🗓️ 12 April 2023

⏱️ 50 minutes

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Summary

Dre and Charley are back for another edition of Hot Takes Wednesday, dealing with some of your spiciest F1 opinions. In this episode we discuss whether the FIA needs to dump the entire rulebook and start over, and whether Yuki Tsunoda will end up taking Sergio Perez's seat!

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0:00.0	We interrupt this track to inform you about selling your car the Motoway way.
0:10.0	Oh, what's the Motoway way?
0:11.5	It's the Sell Your Car from Homeway.
0:13.7	Whilst dealers compete to give you their best price way, your car is even collected for free.
0:19.7	Way.
0:20.7	No way.
0:21.7	Yes way.
0:22.7	Now where were we?
0:24.7	Motoway, the way to sell your car.
0:27.8	The season sees visit motoway.co.uk.
0:30.5	Welcome back to the WTF1 podcast.
0:32.5	I'm your friendly neighborhood host, Jare Harrison.
0:34.7	And welcome to another edition of Hot Takes Wednesday, the show of your spicy takes
0:39.6	and are often even spicy in opinions.
0:42.3	With me on this week's edition, we've got a back.
0:45.8	We've managed to wrestle her away from the MacBook.
0:48.1	It's Charlie Williams.
0:49.1	Hello, Charlie.
0:50.1	How's it going?
0:51.1	Hello, everybody.
0:52.1	It's been a while.
0:53.1	I feel like it's been like, like, at least four weeks.
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