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The race is on and F-1 is back and heading to the classic spa circuit.

But could this be the weekend that turns around Ferrari's fortunes?

And what should we expect from Red Bull in the wake of Christian Horner's shock departure?

I'm Ed Strawer and joined me to look ahead to the Belgian Grand Prix, our Josh Sotill and John Noble.

Well, John, we'll come to you first. It's been quite a fun gap, this, isn't it? We had that frenetic activity early on, and then it's actually felt like there's been actually a bit of a pause for once. Yes, but it's been incredible. I think it's the longest spell. I think a lot of Formula One people have had at home since pre-season testing, which is quite remarkable. I've said to many people, I think a lot of people quite tired around Silverstone and suggesting that the year basically devised into two phases. You're either at Formula One or you're at home recovering from Formula One. So this has been a kind of a nice, a little bit of kind of mini summer break. It's not been quiet because obviously a lot of things happening, but it's been quite good. And I think everyone will be a bit refreshed when they get back in there for spa. Yeah, it's going to be all guns blazing for the spa. Bit of Pest doubleheader. And Josh, good to have you back on the podcast. You're going to be joining us in both of those races. So you've had a brief break and then going to be heading for a couple of weeks of flat out action. Yeah, I can't complain. First time going to spa, so that's a big one off the bucket list. Looking forward to seeing it in person and how it all works. Oh, have you never done spa before? That's interesting. Never done spa, yeah. Top three probably for my bucket list. I predict what will surprise you about Spa is just how steep O'Rouge is. That's the impression I remember. I first went there more than 20 years ago and sort of parked by it. And then you'll see that because that's where the media car park is. It's amazing, isn't it, John, the steepness of O'Rooge. I think even, no matter how many times you go back there, there's always always that moment you think, oh yeah, that is really, really steep, isn't it? Well, it's not just steep, it just looks cool. Every time you get the kind of shuttle bus or you walk in for the media car park, you go into the tunnel that's on that run down to O'Rouge. So you get to see kind of the dip and the climb up to radion. It just looks fantastic.

It looks incredible. O'Rouge. So you get to see kind of the dip and the climb up to Radion. It just looks

fantastic. It looks incredible. I mean, it's not the challenging corner it once was because

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