Hello everybody welcome back to the WTF1 podcast. We are back for another chat, another discussion.

My name is Matthew Gallagher and joining me in the virtual podcast booth is of course WTF1 founder

and probably has the most famous dog on Instagram. Frank the sausage but he's not joining us.

He's distracted. It's of course Tom Bellingham. Tell me how, how are you on this fine afternoon?

I'm good, yeah. I've left Frank downstairs, hopefully distracted with a giant unicorn so hopefully

you won't hear him in this podcast because it's not really a, it won't be enjoyable to hear him.

He's enjoyable to see but not hearing not so much. You left him downstairs with all the paparazzi?

You left him to do all of the things on his own? Yeah, yeah. I just said a camera on him and just

Instagram live it or something. Yeah, I watched a live of your dog's Instagram the other day and

I was like what am I doing? Sat here watching a Instagram live of Frank. But anyway, I digress.

Let's move on to talking about the Russian Grand Prix and answering some of your questions as well.

Of course the big talking point going into Russia is that Hamilton is set to match

Michael Schumacher's 91 race wins and that makes me feel really, really good. How does it make you

feel, Tommy? Yeah, I'm not a Schumiefan boy like you if anyone's wondering why you're so upset about it.

Yeah, I'm, I just cannot believe we're here. Does it feel real? Does it? No, Schumacher's record seemed

untouchable when I was growing up and even even a few years ago, I think it's funny that Hamilton

almost won the title in his rookie year and then did win the title the year after and there was

all this talk of I will easily beat Schumacher's record because he's got so much time left and

he's already winning races and then Sebastian Beto comes along wins four titles and we were

questioning I imagine a lot of people including myself wondering if Hamilton will ever win another

title again and it's kind of similar isn't it to Schumief in a sense while not perfectly mirrored

that Hamilton won with a team early in his career then moved to a manufacturing kind of had to

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