Hello and

the usual hosts myself heading guys and James Koker and today we'll be talking a lot of things about formal one

a lot of things about the world of motorsport. You know what you're here for. It's the usual.

Of course we're still in this break so we are pulling news from here, there and everywhere.

But there has been a few things that have come up in the former one world, including our first story,

which is Lewis Hamilton has come up publicly and said that F1 cannot ignore Africa and that there

should be a track in Africa basically as soon as possible.

I mean, James, there has been tracks in Africa before, most notably I'd say the South

African Grand Prix Kailami, which if you haven't seen anything of it or driven it before

It's actually a really fun track to drive on a sim I really enjoy and would probably be my first choice for a track to come back from Africa.

I agree with you 100%. Formula One loves to tout itself as being a true world championship

in regards to the representation that we see. true world

and

in regards to the representation that we see among the teams,

the representation we see among the drivers.

We have drivers from all over the world and the circuit, the F1 calendar every year truly does go all over the globe.

It is probably the most global sport you can follow.

However, I feel like it is never going to be a true world

championship until we see races on every major continent and that's not just Africa I think there

should also be a Grand Prix in India as well I know there was one I believe for

three years from like 2011 to 2013 in New Delhi

But I feel like just for representation and for it to accurately be a global sport and a true world championship, I think we need to see

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