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WTF1 presents Hot Takes Wednesday.

Welcome back to another edition of Hot Takes Wednesday. I'm your friendly host,

Dre Harris, and glad you could join us as ever after. One of the best F1 races of the year,

in at least in my humble opinion, that Italian Grand Prix was a very, very fun one indeed,

so of course you've sent us many of Hot Takes, rid the guard in that race, and joining me in the

chair for the second week in a row, we really must stop meeting like this. It's only swiftly

again. Good to see you, buddy. How's it going? Going really well. Thank you, mate. It's been

another really good week of Formula One, so I'm really pleased to be taking on some of these Hot Takes

with you. Yep, second week in a row, and he was on the WTF1 wrap this past weekend as well.

Thank goodness the royalty check is in the mail. It'll roll up sometime in August next year.

Right, so for those who don't know because every podcast is somebody's first,

you the Find WTF1 audience sends us in at your Hot Takes. The place you can do that is on our

Twitter account, WTF1 official. We put out a Hot Takes Wednesday tweet every Monday,

which you can reply to, and of course you can also contact us via email contact at WTF1.com,

if you want to email us all, you can tag me somewhere on social media. You can DM me on Twitter,

and Drey underscore WTF1 or Instagram. Just take out the underscore Drey WTF1 over there

on that one. If you want to DM me on there, if your Hot Takes as well, I've tried to get a mix

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