Hello and welcome to the WTF One podcast. I'm your host, James Coker, along with Ash and

Lange. Hi, Ash. Hello, everyone. Today, we are going to be reviewing the Formula One Lenovo

Hungarian Grand Prix 2025, also known as the Hungarian Grand Prix at the Hungara Ring.

But before we do that, let's talk about some headlines in the world of motorsport,

shall we?

Let's do it.

Let's do it.

First off, now we try, even though we're accused of being part of the woke mob,

we try not to talk about too much politics on this podcast because people here are, you know,

tuning in just to like listen about what's going on in motorsport.

They don't want to be reminded about things going on in the world regardless of what

your political affiliation is.

However, politics has inserted itself into motorsport with this next story.

And that is the U.S. government and the Department of Homeland Security social media accounts have posted an AI-generated IndyCar promoting a new detention center in Indiana without IndyCar's permission.

Now, it is a AI-generated photo of an Indy car on a Speedway, and the Cherry on top is that the car has the number five on it, which is the number that Pato Award drives,

who is the only current Mexican-born driver in IndyCar. It is also arguably their biggest star.

Not sure if that's oversight. Not sure if that was intentional.

No, Stephen Miller's fucking sociopath.

That was definitely intentional.

But a new detention center is being built in Indiana.

It was announced on the government social media page with the name,

it's being called the Speedway Slammer, which if I didn't know any better,

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