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Hello. Hello and a very warm welcome to the late breaking F1 podcast presented by Harry Eid, Sam Sage and me, Ben Hocking.

We've done it, folks. It's back, Formula One coming up this weekend, Dutch Grand Prix. We're here to preview it today. Sam, you must be buzzing. I am buzzing like a bumblebee. I am. V-ZZ. You know how buzzing I am for F-1 being back? What's that, mate? I celebrated by cooking a gammon today. Oh, the return of the gammon. Yeah. Holiday gammon. Return of the gammon. What was that meant to be? Return of the Mac. Oh, right. Return of the mac. Really? That was poor. Okay, I think of a different one next time. Next, when the next gammon comes along. When the gammon returns. This is too much gammon, enough F-1. We're back. I'm buzzing. Bussing like a B. Good. I'm glad that we're back into the swing of things in the way that only L.B. knows how. Coming up on today's episode, we'll be pumping some breaks later on. Under pressure returns for the start of the second half of the season.

We're going to be talking Felipe Massa and his potential to appeal the 2008 Formula One World Championship.

That's going to get fun, I can tell already.

But before we get into our Zambor preview, a quick mention, a quick thank you, because as of the last episode

that we did, we put tickets on sale, on general sale for our live show in Kota, and they've

already sold out despite the fact that we up the amount of tickets twice, which is utterly

for bonkers.

What is wrong with all of you?

I genuinely so, I actually have a word for how

gleeful I was when we woke up that one day and one of,

I think it was Kersky was like, yeah, that's, that's, you know,

90% gone. Yeah, I, ridiculous. Thank you, everyone. I said to Sam before we started recording, and Ben wasn't here yet, very happy on the night we realized everything had sold out. Then the next morning, I drove to my, the office, my day job office. It's like an hour and a half away. And I spent the entire time thinking about all the things that could go wrong. Pure fear. And now we have the fear. I've got the fear. Fortunately, it doesn't matter because Harry's only quoted it as the best night of your life. So, no pressure whatsoever that we've already put on. I may have put the bar slightly too high on that one. You've got to stick to it now, mate. I need to get some stamps made.

I do want to get a stamp.

I'm going to look into how can we get a stamp?

What best night of your life?

There's a lot to fit on a stamp.

Yeah, but like, you know, you could get a big square one.

The club.

I've written on it.

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