I need to tell you about the races today.

I've just left the girls.

We had such a nice day.

We all wore something pink.

Sue made us all wear pink.

Josie pulled out all the stops for the picnic. My sausage rolls went down a storm. And I spotted a jockey wearing pink in the parade ring. So we had to back him. Sue picked the winner in the big race. We got a bottle with the winning. Next thing you know, she's got us all on the dance floor

I've still got the moves

Her dancing was hilarious

We've already booked to come again

Watch out for the ladies in pink

4 million Next thing you know, she's got us all on the dance floor. I've still got the moves. Her dancing was hilarious.

We've already booked to come again.

Watch out for the ladies in pink.

Four million memories made every year.

The going is good.

Great British racing.

Search horse racing near me.

The race is on, and there have been big changes in F1 over the past week with the possible sale of the Williams team, McLaren's group need to slash 1,200 jobs, and the ratification

of new regulations, including the $150 million cost cap and aerot-testing rules designed to close up the field.

The F1 landscape is changing fast and in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, we now have a clear

view of the future. I'm Edgshaw and joining me to discuss the implications of all this,

and Mark Hughes and Scott Mitchell. Scott, coming to you first, this is a slightly dangerous thing say, given there's lots of people, unfortunately, who don't have much work on or have lost jobs and that kind of thing. But it's amazing how much stuff there has been to cover in this gap, isn't it? It just shows how active Formula One's been in changing this. It's just one thing after another, for those of us fortunate enough to be covering it. Yeah, there's been loads going on,

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