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Cervesa. You hear the bubbles in the glass calling out.

In the Penlyown and brooding Galutia since 1906, 100% authentic. But not all Spanish beers are what

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WTF1 podcast 2023 season review with myself Harry Benjamin and

Caled O'Keefe Aston Martin and Fernando Alonso are going to win the championship to hang on a minute

could Sergio Perez actually fight with Vastapan?

To then the crushing realization that I know this is Max Vasta's Champions Championship in the back by round five.

But a few surprises along way, McLaren's turn of four,

Carlos Sines being the only driver to put a Ferrari on the top step,

and Alfa Tari's whirlwind of drivers, all that and more to dive into across

the next 40 minutes or so. But we thought we would go from the bottom up and start last with Haas who finished at the bottom of

the Constructors Championship as we take a look back at everything and all the highlights and

the low lights from this season.

Only the second time in Haas's history that they finished Plumb last.

And I think they have a record now, Call and they scored 12 points and no team ever has scored that many points and still finished last.

So kind of highlights how competitive actually it was the lower pack.

Yeah, I think we've said this the whole year haven't we?

There's been one man out the front the entire year who's dominated,

but behind that it's actually been remarkably close.

And it's very, very easy to look at it, isn't it, and say,

oh, well, it's been a boring season and then actually I will

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