Hello everyone and welcome back to the WTF1 podcast. I am your friendly neighborhood host,

Dre Harrison and welcome to part two of what we called in, I guess, launch season, I suppose.

Preseason season in itself, isn't it? Yeah, like preseason season. We'll call it that.

It'll roll right off the tongue. And we're recording this just hours after Ferrari's mainline launch.

And it was quite the spectacle. I mean, Karen, you were on Twitch live streaming it along

with Hannah. And Hannah, do you guys find it first and foremost?

Yeah, I think I wasn't necessarily sold until we saw a car on track.

That was when I realized that I think every launch would involve the car being driven,

rather than just sticking a livery on a 2022 car. It's just hearing the car again. It's the first time

I've properly thought the seasons come in. We're about to get there. And that's nothing but a good

thing. I think maybe other people could have could take lessons from that in the future.

But Hannah, what about you? Yeah, I loved it. I mean, like you said, it was kind of very mid

before the cars on track. And I don't think any of us were expecting to see that, but I'm so

glad that it ended like that because it really made an average launch very, very good.

And yeah, like you said, it just made you so excited for the race to start

kicking off again and even going into testing. It's just making me so excited and enthusiastic

about it. So I think this launch was the perfect launch, personally.

Yeah, I can't disagree. And the question I was going to fly around in the room in a minute was,

was this the best car launch ever? Because if they're not the sort of things you immediately

remember, but I think this one will go down in the memory quite well because I think it ticked

just about every box. I think you had, you know, the enthusiastic crowd really helped here as well.

Like you have in, it's not like Aston Martin, and to get to you later where they're mostly just

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