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Hello and a very warm welcome to the late breaking F1 podcast presented by Harry Eid, Sam Sage and me, Ben Hocking. The F1 season is over, sadly, but even sadder for you, we're

not going anywhere. You're going to have to try harder than that to get rid of us. We're still here. We've still got a lot to talk about. We're going to be looking at F1 Academy that's been launched by Formula One, their newest initiative into trying to get women into F1. We're looking at Holkenberg to Hass. That has been confirmed. This is the first opportunity we've had to talk about that,

so we'll do so. And Sebastian Vettel's legacy. We'll get into a lot more too. Sam, we're actually

recording this on a Tuesday. So can you please update us as to what this has done for your eating

plans? I actually maneuver the eating plans on the food calendar and I've had the ad's

a pizza a day early to keep in line with the recording schedule. I haven't got the caffeine jingle. Oh, oh, oh, don't. Folks, please pause. Please hold. Yeah. Yay. That's all of you. This is applauding the Aska pizza. It was really well cooked, actually. The stuffed crust, which has cheesing it, melted really, really well.

Yeah, delightful all rounds, very happy.

Hang a Wurley Bar for dessert.

Hang out of God.

Join the Whirley Bar Revolution.

Slight worry for me that.

I did not hear the clapping, but never mind.

Not sure why. Soundboard doesn't like me. You I did not hear the clapping, but never mind. Oh. Not sure why.

You don't subscribe to the soundball, mate.

But it's fine.

Sending for a bag of chips.

Yeah, it's not saying you.

It's sent me instead.

I've got nothing to add for that conversation so you can carry on.

Good. Normal service then, can carry on. Good.

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