AN F1 DRIVER CAME TO OUR FLAT!

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# **Navigating the Nuances of Formula One: A Detailed Summary of the BitStop Podcast Episode**

## **Introduction**

- Jake Boys and Fabio Bocca, the hosts of the BitStop Podcast, begin the episode by discussing the challenges of releasing Formula One-related content due to approval processes and the need for multiple rounds of editing.

- They tease an upcoming episode featuring an interview with a Formula One driver but emphasize that the release date is still uncertain due to ongoing negotiations and scheduling conflicts.

- The hosts express their desire to attend the Mexican Grand Prix and discuss the difficulties of securing tickets and flights for the event.

## **Main Discussion**

### **Toto Wolff's Stance on the Red Bull Cost Cap Controversy**

- Toto Wolff, the Team Principal of Mercedes, has stated his willingness to exceed the cost cap if Red Bull is not penalized for their alleged overspending.

- The hosts debate the implications of this statement and question how the FIA will handle the situation, given that exceeding the cost cap could become a common practice if no substantial consequences are imposed.

- They also discuss the potential rule changes for the 2023 season and wonder if the FIA can retroactively alter the penalties for cost cap violations.

### **Inside Stories and Driver Interactions**

- The hosts share anecdotes about Formula One drivers sliding into the DMs of fans and reveal that some drivers have reputations that differ from their public personas.

- They emphasize the exclusive nature of their upcoming interview with a Formula One driver, highlighting that the conversations they had during the interview are not aligned with the driver's public image.

- The hosts tease that the identity of the driver may have been inadvertently revealed during the discussion.

### **Reflecting on Early Podcast Content**

- The hosts express their amusement at their early TikTok videos and discuss how their understanding of Formula One has evolved since the beginning of their podcast journey.

- They acknowledge that their initial lack of knowledge about the sport was evident in their early content but credit Will Buxton, one of their first guests, for helping them gain credibility and attract more prominent guests.

- The hosts mention that they are planning to revisit and react to some of their old TikTok videos in a future YouTube video.

### **The Love-Hate Relationship with the Media**

- The hosts discuss the drivers' perspectives on media interactions, suggesting that many drivers dislike the constant attention and repetitive questions they face.

- They empathize with the drivers' frustration, especially after a poor race, when they have to face a barrage of media interviews.

- The hosts highlight the extensive media requirements that Formula One drivers have to fulfill, including a full day of media activities on Thursdays and interviews after every practice session and race.

- They express admiration for the drivers' dedication and hard work, acknowledging that they often have to sacrifice their personal lives and well-being for their racing careers.

## **Conclusion**

- The hosts wrap up the episode by reiterating their excitement for the upcoming Formula One driver interview and express their gratitude to their listeners for their continued support.

## **Overall Message**

The episode provides an insightful look into the world of Formula One, touching on various topics such as the cost cap controversy, driver-media interactions, and the behind-the-scenes efforts that go into producing a successful podcast. The hosts' engaging banter and genuine passion for the sport make for an informative and entertaining listen. ## Podcast Summary: Pit Stop Podcast - Episode Transcript Summary

**Hosts:** Jake Boys and Fabio Bocca

**Key Points:**

* Formula One drivers' lifestyles: intense travel schedules, lavish lifestyles, and demanding work.
* Daniel Ricciardo's decision to take a year off: speculation about his reasons and potential future plans.
* The challenges faced by up-and-coming drivers: limited opportunities due to the dominance of experienced drivers and the influence of money in the sport.
* The need for a promotion-relegation system in Formula One: arguments for and against, and the potential impact on the sport's popularity and competitiveness.
* The importance of networking and creating content for aspiring individuals in the Formula One industry: emphasizing the significance of taking initiative, reaching out to professionals, and showcasing one's skills and passion.
* The negative consequences of drug and alcohol abuse: highlighting the detrimental effects on individuals' lives and careers, and encouraging listeners to make responsible choices.
* The importance of setting goals and making sacrifices early in life: emphasizing the benefits of focusing on long-term aspirations and avoiding distractions.
* The value of reading and exploring different genres of books: discussing the benefits of reading and recommending specific books, including Harry Potter and Lord of the Rings.
* The upcoming guest episode with Mikel Arteta: teasing the appearance of the Arsenal manager on the podcast.

**Additional Notes:**

* The podcast's hosts engage in casual banter and light-hearted discussions throughout the episode, creating a friendly and conversational tone.
* The episode includes a brief mention of the recent passing of Robbie Coltrane, the actor who portrayed Hagrid in the Harry Potter films.
* The hosts mention plans for future episodes, including a potential pre-Austin race predictions episode and discussions about the end of the Formula One season.
* The episode ends with the hosts thanking their listeners and promising to return with more content soon.

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[01:00.600 -> 01:03.800] The F1 grid probably isn't the 20 best drivers in the world.
[01:03.800 -> 01:05.040] No, it's not, no way.
[01:05.040 -> 01:06.080] That's what I mean because...
[01:06.080 -> 01:06.720] No way.
[01:06.720 -> 01:09.520] Well me and you would be there if it was right?
[01:09.520 -> 01:12.400] Exactly, put me in a Williams and I'll beat Verstappen in a Red Bull any day of the week.
[01:20.800 -> 01:30.000] Ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to the BitStop Podcast!
[01:30.000 -> 01:33.000] Wow, that's made me go so light headed.
[01:33.000 -> 01:37.000] Are you trying to log out the intro because we haven't got anything to talk about today?
[01:37.000 -> 01:39.000] Well done mate, we're 27 seconds in.
[01:39.000 -> 01:41.000] Yes, I'm so light headed.
[01:41.000 -> 01:42.000] Just another half an hour to go.
[01:42.000 -> 01:44.000] Oh my god, I'm so light headed.
[01:44.000 -> 01:46.800] Everyone listening is probably straight away thinking
[01:46.800 -> 01:49.360] Guys, where is the episode with the Formula One driver?
[01:49.360 -> 01:50.400] Fab, do you want to tell them?
[01:50.400 -> 01:52.400] Do you want to confirm to them that we did it?
[01:52.400 -> 01:55.040] Well guys, I can confirm that we've done it
[01:55.040 -> 01:57.520] The thing is, when you do someone of that calibre
[01:57.520 -> 01:59.200] You can't just be chucking up content
[01:59.200 -> 02:00.880] You have to make sure everything's okay
[02:00.880 -> 02:02.800] There's people that it has to go through
[02:02.800 -> 02:06.840] We can't just release a podcast with an F1 driver the night that we fucking filmed it.
[02:06.840 -> 02:10.200] I wish we could start uploading the clips now but because this is such a big
[02:10.200 -> 02:14.840] one there is rounds of approval, rounds of edit and it's gonna be worth it.
[02:14.840 -> 02:19.760] He actually set a lap on our fastest leaderboard thing which we haven't actually
[02:19.760 -> 02:23.960] spoke about so I've just absolutely blown that really but yeah we do have some
[02:23.960 -> 02:27.680] sims and we decided that whenever we get drivers on... I think everyone knows that we have sims by now
[02:27.680 -> 02:32.080] yeah it's pretty badly kept secret really considering we've said it about 20 times
[02:32.080 -> 02:36.060] probably the worst kept secret of 2022 and I'm staring at right now his time on our
[02:36.060 -> 02:40.640] leaderboard so you're gonna find out who he is we're hoping to get it out before
[02:40.640 -> 02:47.500] the end of the month I genuinely can't give any more of a timeline than that because we're just playing a waiting game but it will be
[02:47.500 -> 02:51.700] worth it it may be tricky because we may be going to another race this month oh
[02:51.700 -> 02:57.540] maybe yeah we are desperately trying to get to Mexico like 50% I wasn't going to say which one it was
[02:57.540 -> 03:01.660] oh well he said this month oh it could have been Austin yeah if anyone's listening
[03:01.660 -> 03:09.400] and wants to send us to Austin we would would love to go to Austin. Yep, we're going to be coming around with a donation box to a city near you.
[03:09.400 -> 03:13.560] Anyone wants to donate, you know, 5p, 10p, maybe even a pound.
[03:13.560 -> 03:15.040] We won't spend it on sweets, I promise.
[03:15.040 -> 03:19.040] We want to go to Mexico, we're about 50% of the way through.
[03:19.040 -> 03:23.000] We have managed to get tickets for the race, we just haven't got the flights or hotel yet.
[03:23.000 -> 03:26.160] So we'll let you know if we manage to make Mexico happen.
[03:26.160 -> 03:31.680] It's a bit of a sticky situation. We've gone to the European races, they've been very, very easy to get to.
[03:31.680 -> 03:33.200] Yeah, where have we been?
[03:33.200 -> 03:34.240] You can't just drive to Mexico, right?
[03:34.240 -> 03:35.680] Yeah, they have all been European, haven't they?
[03:35.680 -> 03:38.160] Yeah, we haven't gone anywhere else, mate, I don't think.
[03:38.160 -> 03:40.720] Yeah, we've only gone to European and we've only gone to ones reasonably close.
[03:40.720 -> 03:41.680] Barca, Italy.
[03:41.680 -> 03:43.200] Barca is like as far as we went.
[03:43.200 -> 03:45.760] Mexico is fucking miles away.
[03:45.760 -> 03:47.680] I mean, we were looking at the flights the other night.
[03:47.680 -> 03:50.680] If you want to get a direct flight, crazy money.
[03:50.680 -> 03:52.440] But it's probably bearable,
[03:52.440 -> 03:55.160] but we're going to have to get a changing flight.
[03:55.160 -> 03:56.520] It's like an 18 hour journey.
[03:56.520 -> 03:58.520] Yeah, we're going to be looking at going a day earlier
[03:58.520 -> 03:59.520] and having to have a five hour.
[03:59.520 -> 04:01.560] Well, the thing is, most people who book tickets
[04:01.560 -> 04:04.520] for Formula One races would book them the year in advance.
[04:04.520 -> 04:07.080] As soon as they come out, they'd book a hotel, they'd be cheap.
[04:07.080 -> 04:10.240] Any smart, normal person would do that, yeah.
[04:10.240 -> 04:13.560] Yeah, when the tickets were on sale, we didn't even have a Formula 1 podcast, mate.
[04:13.560 -> 04:14.800] So we couldn't have done it.
[04:14.800 -> 04:19.100] So we've been, like, got this opportunity last minute, but obviously just financially
[04:19.100 -> 04:22.640] it's going to be very hard to make it happen, but we will do our best and try and get out
[04:22.640 -> 04:23.640] to Mexico.
[04:23.640 -> 04:27.540] Can't wait for you to see who the Formula One driver is. Today we're actually filming this on Charles
[04:27.540 -> 04:33.260] Leclerc's birthday which is very nice. It's very exciting yeah there isn't obviously you
[04:33.260 -> 04:37.900] know there hasn't been a race on this weekend and so there isn't much to talk about really
[04:37.900 -> 04:42.580] you know there's the ongoing issue with with the Red Bull stuff I've read a few things
[04:42.580 -> 04:46.360] online but everyone knows this right now. Oh, what have you read?
[04:46.360 -> 04:47.620] Well, you wanna know what I've read?
[04:47.620 -> 04:49.100] It's on my phone and my phone's just died.
[04:49.100 -> 04:51.700] Oh, man, that's just super cool, isn't it?
[04:51.700 -> 04:53.940] Just something about the championship last year,
[04:53.940 -> 04:55.380] which to be honest, I think it's a bit boring.
[04:55.380 -> 04:56.820] Oh, that championship's done.
[04:56.820 -> 04:59.460] We're just, I'm just looking forward now.
[04:59.460 -> 05:00.740] So there isn't a lot to talk about.
[05:00.740 -> 05:02.780] Now, last time this happened,
[05:02.780 -> 05:08.040] I managed to collate some information and we managed to have a 30-minute podcast where we spoke about
[05:08.040 -> 05:12.960] different things so I've had my turn so now Jake boys has very kindly put some
[05:12.960 -> 05:18.920] great talking points together and he's gonna host this podcast so Jake fire away with the first point
[05:18.920 -> 05:21.760] You've been out all day and you've come straight home, picked up a mic and gone
[05:21.760 -> 05:27.680] right Jake well you've done the podcast today I haven't planned it I been out all day, what have you been doing? Alright, let's tell
[05:27.680 -> 05:30.680] the people what we've done today. You've been sat on the sofa. You should tell the people
[05:30.680 -> 05:35.280] what you've done today because this is live on Monday, which means this weekend, anyone
[05:35.280 -> 05:42.960] who lives anywhere near London has the chance to come and watch Alexis Kings, the band.
[05:42.960 -> 05:45.120] Fab is a drummer in the band.
[05:45.120 -> 05:46.960] We've actually had a few,
[05:46.960 -> 05:48.880] a couple of Pit Stop fans reach out
[05:48.880 -> 05:50.080] and say that they want to come.
[05:50.080 -> 05:52.920] That would be epic if some of you guys can make it.
[05:52.920 -> 05:54.600] Guys, there is a cheap list, all right?
[05:54.600 -> 05:55.680] I don't know how much tickets are.
[05:55.680 -> 05:57.240] They're probably like 10, 12 quid,
[05:57.240 -> 05:58.440] but there is a cheap list.
[05:58.440 -> 05:59.960] I believe it's 50% off.
[05:59.960 -> 06:02.480] If you want cheap tickets to my show,
[06:02.480 -> 06:05.960] all you have to do is go to alexiskingsmusic.com.
[06:05.960 -> 06:06.800] Dot com?
[06:06.800 -> 06:07.640] Dot com?
[06:07.640 -> 06:08.460] You got a website?
[06:08.460 -> 06:09.300] Dot Instagram.
[06:09.300 -> 06:10.140] Whoa, professional, you got a website.
[06:10.140 -> 06:12.600] We actually do, it hasn't been updated in about two years.
[06:12.600 -> 06:15.040] Hit us up on Instagram, alexiskingsmusic.
[06:15.040 -> 06:15.880] Send us a little DM.
[06:15.880 -> 06:16.880] They should just message you on Instagram.
[06:16.880 -> 06:17.840] That's just what I said.
[06:17.840 -> 06:18.680] Yeah.
[06:18.680 -> 06:19.880] Whoa, whoa.
[06:19.880 -> 06:20.720] Yeah, wow.
[06:20.720 -> 06:21.540] Don't get shitty with me.
[06:21.540 -> 06:23.240] You're so smart, we're on like a wavelength.
[06:23.240 -> 06:24.480] I can't believe that.
[06:24.480 -> 06:28.360] It's almost as if like, you're like my brother or something.
[06:28.360 -> 06:31.920] Drop us a DM, tell us your name and who you want to bring, we'll put you on the cheap
[06:31.920 -> 06:33.120] list, it's gonna be a great night.
[06:33.120 -> 06:36.400] Like we've said before, Jake's gonna be in the crowd, he's gonna be shacking out, he's
[06:36.400 -> 06:41.880] gonna be busting some moves, he'll buy you a beer, because he's got loads of money, because
[06:41.880 -> 06:47.120] Pitstop is so successful, Jake's got too much money that he'll buy you all a beer
[06:47.120 -> 06:50.800] yeah so true that's why we might not be able to go to Bisco because we can't afford it
[06:50.800 -> 06:53.920] and it'll be a great night so guys if you want to come come down it'd be awesome
[06:53.920 -> 06:56.800] yeah just message Fab on Instagram see what we can do it's this Saturday and
[06:56.800 -> 06:59.120] where is it Camden? It's in Camden at the Camden
[06:59.120 -> 07:02.560] Assembly and what time is the Alexis Kings going out and what time are you
[07:02.560 -> 07:04.800] going to be banging the drums if you don't mind me saying?
[07:04.800 -> 07:08.720] Well it's an all-day event there there's some great bands playing, if you want to hear all the other bands
[07:08.720 -> 07:15.200] turn up at 1 or 2 or 3 or any time between 1 and 10pm but we're playing at 9 I believe.
[07:15.200 -> 07:19.520] Okay well hopefully see some of you guys there this weekend, thanks very much for stitching me
[07:19.520 -> 07:25.560] up with this episode. I have one thing which is definitely worth talking about. Well we
[07:25.560 -> 07:30.200] better we better make a meal of it then. Yeah, get stuck in, we're having this
[07:30.200 -> 07:36.120] with starter mains and desserts. Consider me in. Yeah you in? I am locked. You ready to be hit with it?
[07:36.120 -> 07:41.960] Yeah. Right okay, right Toto Wolff has said that he is willing to go over the
[07:41.960 -> 07:45.080] cost cap as well if it means you only get a fine
[07:47.680 -> 07:48.200] He's declared that if you only get a fine
[07:50.480 -> 07:51.040] Mr.. Mercedes are gonna go over and just pay all the fines
[07:53.040 -> 07:53.440] Which is very interesting
[07:58.460 -> 07:58.720] Because I'm not like something as interesting of that you know in at least a couple of weeks well
[08:06.360 -> 08:08.720] Yeah, it's quite fascinating actually because if you actually think about it It's actually super interesting Wait, let me explain right?
[08:08.720 -> 08:12.560] Okay, there's nothing to talk about in the Formula One world at all
[08:12.560 -> 08:16.160] We are literally scraping a barrel here on Sunday
[08:16.160 -> 08:20.560] No, it is interesting because these teams have so much money right
[08:20.560 -> 08:22.480] that they can afford a fine
[08:22.480 -> 08:23.000] It is true
[08:23.000 -> 08:24.720] The money isn't the problem
[08:24.720 -> 08:28.700] So if the only thing you get for going over a cost cap
[08:28.700 -> 08:31.820] is a fine, every team is just gonna think,
[08:31.820 -> 08:33.060] well I ain't gonna fuck.
[08:33.060 -> 08:34.620] You know, we can afford it.
[08:34.620 -> 08:36.660] Which then raises the question of
[08:36.660 -> 08:39.040] how do they treat this Red Bull scenario?
[08:39.040 -> 08:40.940] Well it's like paying to win, isn't it?
[08:40.940 -> 08:43.460] Like it's like your FIFA Ultimate team.
[08:43.460 -> 08:44.300] Well about it.
[08:44.300 -> 08:46.200] Really? Like you've got so many good players,
[08:46.200 -> 08:50.540] you obviously bought them all and that's probably why you do fairly well on FIFA Online.
[08:50.540 -> 08:53.560] You beat me yesterday. I did beat you and so did that other guy.
[08:53.560 -> 08:56.340] Yeah. Some random guy that we played, his team wasn't
[08:56.340 -> 08:58.360] nearly as good as yours. No.
[08:58.360 -> 09:00.880] And you got whooped, you got spanked. I'm not very good fab.
[09:00.880 -> 09:03.440] You got it handed to you. I thought you were the football king.
[09:03.440 -> 09:06.400] I haven't played FIFA in years. If there's anyone in the world that I would ever want to-
[09:06.400 -> 09:09.200] We're not even playing the new FIFA, it's old, I haven't got the new one.
[09:09.200 -> 09:14.080] 2023, it's the last one they're making, isn't it? I was really bummed because I wanted to play
[09:14.080 -> 09:18.080] as Brazil, because as everyone may know, or probably doesn't know,
[09:18.080 -> 09:21.360] but Ronaldinho is my favourite football player of all time.
[09:22.320 -> 09:24.480] And I don't know why I get so much hate for that.
[09:24.480 -> 09:26.360] I know we have a Formula One audience,
[09:26.360 -> 09:27.680] but I just want to quickly ask Fab,
[09:27.680 -> 09:31.040] can you name me two teams that Ronaldinho
[09:31.040 -> 09:32.200] has played for in his life?
[09:32.200 -> 09:33.440] Brazil?
[09:33.440 -> 09:34.420] That's a country.
[09:35.560 -> 09:36.400] Teams.
[09:36.400 -> 09:37.840] That doesn't count as a team.
[09:37.840 -> 09:38.680] Okay, I'll give you it.
[09:38.680 -> 09:40.280] Now I need the club.
[09:40.280 -> 09:42.000] He's your favorite player of all time,
[09:42.000 -> 09:43.960] so I'm going to need the club that he played at.
[09:43.960 -> 09:44.800] I don't know.
[09:44.800 -> 09:45.800] AC Milan.
[09:45.800 -> 09:47.800] He actually did play for AC Milan!
[09:47.800 -> 09:49.800] What are you joking?!
[09:49.800 -> 09:51.800] I swear!
[09:51.800 -> 09:53.800] Are you kidding me?
[09:53.800 -> 09:55.800] I'm dead certain Ronaldinho played for AC Milan.
[09:55.800 -> 09:57.800] I think you're lying.
[09:57.800 -> 10:01.800] No, let me just trouble check that. I actually think he did and that is an unbelievable guess.
[10:01.800 -> 10:03.800] Out of everyone you could have said, he also played for Barcelona.
[10:03.800 -> 10:09.040] Oh, I knew he played for... Yeah, he did he did he played for AC Milan you've absolutely smashed it you know
[10:09.040 -> 10:13.120] how your brain just retains like important information you don't know it's there but
[10:13.120 -> 10:16.560] it's locked in the back of your brain so in a dusty cabinet must be from back in the day when
[10:16.560 -> 10:21.200] you used to just sit there on the sofa and watch all them old champions league games all the classic
[10:21.200 -> 10:25.800] days after school yeah but i don't watch this new football because it's just, it's silly.
[10:25.800 -> 10:27.000] Okay, let's get off football.
[10:27.000 -> 10:27.500] It's silly, it's silly.
[10:27.500 -> 10:29.200] None of our audience care, we're a Formula 1 show.
[10:29.200 -> 10:29.700] It's silly.
[10:29.700 -> 10:31.500] Football's gone soft, so has F1.
[10:31.500 -> 10:32.400] That's how you could tell-
[10:32.400 -> 10:33.200] So has F1.
[10:33.200 -> 10:34.000] Ooh, what do you mean?
[10:34.000 -> 10:35.600] Get rid of the halo, alright?
[10:35.600 -> 10:37.000] Put the concrete barriers back.
[10:37.300 -> 10:41.000] Let's, let's get rid of traction control, get rid of all this power steering bollocks.
[10:41.000 -> 10:42.800] Let's fucking do proper racing.
[10:44.200 -> 10:45.540] And that's what I'm talking about.
[10:45.540 -> 10:47.160] That's what I want to see.
[10:47.160 -> 10:48.520] It doesn't sound safe, Fab.
[10:48.520 -> 10:49.580] Yeah, no, you're dead right.
[10:49.580 -> 10:51.660] It's not very safe and let's never do that.
[10:51.660 -> 10:53.400] The halo's there for a reason.
[10:53.400 -> 10:55.540] And the barriers are built for a reason as well.
[10:55.540 -> 10:58.140] No, the halo is, I go back on what I said.
[10:58.140 -> 10:59.300] That was a complete joke.
[10:59.300 -> 11:02.380] If anyone taken that seriously, I wasn't being serious.
[11:02.380 -> 11:05.280] We saw how amazing the halo is multiple times
[11:05.280 -> 11:09.560] have you seen the videos that show like which drivers sadly wouldn't be here if
[11:09.560 -> 11:14.480] it wasn't for the halo? I haven't watched that. So there's loads of them? Joe would probably be
[11:14.480 -> 11:18.840] one of them yeah and when Verstappen went over the top of Hamilton yep and
[11:18.840 -> 11:24.240] the tyre, Leclerc wouldn't be here. You could see the mark on the halo couldn't you?
[11:24.240 -> 11:27.920] So then we spoke about it before in a TikTok a while ago and um
[11:28.640 -> 11:31.680] A halo can withstand a double double decker bus
[11:32.000 -> 11:36.560] Double decker not a double decker a double decker the halo can withstand the devil a double decker
[11:36.640 -> 11:41.920] Which is pretty impressive. So the halo has to stay but anyway back to what I was saying because we're getting completely off topic
[11:42.320 -> 11:47.000] Toto wolf is basically saying that mercedes are Mercedes are willing to go over the budget cap if Red
[11:47.000 -> 11:48.840] Bull don't get anything.
[11:48.840 -> 11:55.080] We spoke about it in the last episode, but how on earth do the FIA regulate that?
[11:55.080 -> 11:58.680] Surely is that Toto bluffing, being like, you're going to have to do something to Red
[11:58.680 -> 12:02.220] Bull because otherwise every team is just going to do the same thing?
[12:02.220 -> 12:09.840] Surely if they don't make a, what's the word, make a stand on this, it's just open for anyone to do what they want with it.
[12:09.840 -> 12:13.960] Didn't they, they've already released the change of regulations for next year haven't
[12:13.960 -> 12:18.520] they? Have they? In August, at the start of August, right? What are the changes? I don't
[12:18.520 -> 12:23.880] know. But, but they released them, right? They said next year dot dot dot is happening
[12:23.880 -> 12:25.440] and this is changing. I believe it was like the 10th, dot, dot, dot is happening. And this is changing.
[12:25.440 -> 12:27.480] I believe it was like the 10th of August,
[12:27.480 -> 12:29.240] the 11th of August.
[12:29.240 -> 12:32.320] So if they were to change the rules around that,
[12:32.320 -> 12:34.960] around the penalty for overspending,
[12:34.960 -> 12:38.800] can they go back and change it is what I'm saying.
[12:38.800 -> 12:41.100] What, so they're already set for next season?
[12:42.720 -> 12:44.560] What are you on about?
[12:44.560 -> 12:45.520] I'm so confused.
[12:45.520 -> 12:51.960] So at the start of August, the FIA announced the regulations and all the rules and everything
[12:51.960 -> 12:54.200] for next year because they change from year to year.
[12:54.200 -> 12:57.120] Why don't they do it at the beginning of the season? Why do they do it halfway through
[12:57.120 -> 12:58.120] the season they're in?
[12:58.120 -> 13:00.120] I don't know. Why don't you ask Ross Brawne?
[13:00.120 -> 13:03.320] Woah, you are in a really snappy mood today.
[13:03.320 -> 13:07.000] But you're asking me silly questions. I don't fucking know, I'm fab from Pitstop!
[13:07.000 -> 13:09.000] Why don't you go ask MattWTF1?
[13:09.000 -> 13:12.000] Don't make me ring him again, he's probably sick of us!
[13:12.000 -> 13:14.000] Shall I? Shall we ask him?
[13:14.000 -> 13:18.000] Yeah, what, you wanna ring him? No, we can't ring Matt again.
[13:18.000 -> 13:22.000] Matt can't get too much airtime on Pitstop, because he's gonna start taking all of our fans.
[13:22.000 -> 13:25.680] Yeah, true, he knows too much information, it'll make us look really stupid.
[13:25.680 -> 13:28.320] He did tell me something really funny earlier that I can't repeat on it.
[13:28.320 -> 13:29.320] Well, repeat it.
[13:29.320 -> 13:30.320] No, I can't repeat it.
[13:30.320 -> 13:31.320] Go on, repeat it.
[13:31.320 -> 13:32.320] No, it's very funny but I can't repeat it.
[13:32.320 -> 13:37.200] I feel like there's loads of inside little stories that we've started to hear from being
[13:37.200 -> 13:40.320] in this Formula One world and I'm sure that they'll start to come out on the pods over
[13:40.320 -> 13:45.800] the next couple of months in little bits but one of my favorite things is, I tell you what,
[13:45.800 -> 13:47.120] some of these Formula One drivers,
[13:47.120 -> 13:47.960] they're a little bit cheeky.
[13:47.960 -> 13:50.520] They do like slide into some DMs.
[13:50.520 -> 13:52.680] You know, I've heard from a few people
[13:52.680 -> 13:55.120] that they've been messaged by a few Formula One drivers.
[13:55.120 -> 13:56.960] I don't want to name drop them, but.
[13:56.960 -> 14:00.120] This is the thing which I think has,
[14:00.120 -> 14:01.360] I don't know if it shocked me,
[14:01.360 -> 14:03.060] but it's something I never thought about.
[14:03.060 -> 14:04.800] But going into the sport,
[14:04.800 -> 14:06.400] and obviously you only see what's on the TV.
[14:06.400 -> 14:08.140] So you have a preconceived idea
[14:08.140 -> 14:10.040] of what these people are gonna be like.
[14:10.040 -> 14:13.240] And there's many drivers on the grid, not naming any,
[14:13.240 -> 14:14.920] that I had an idea about
[14:14.920 -> 14:17.520] and I felt a certain way about them.
[14:17.520 -> 14:19.120] But then since joining this sport
[14:19.120 -> 14:21.360] and since hearing these inside stories,
[14:21.360 -> 14:23.720] kind of taints your view on them a little bit.
[14:23.720 -> 14:27.680] Nothing bad, nothing really bad. It's just like funny stories.
[14:27.680 -> 14:32.440] You're just like, oh shit, I didn't think that that person would be or do that or say that.
[14:32.440 -> 14:33.040] Do you know what I mean?
[14:33.040 -> 14:37.000] Well, it's funny stories and like, it's the same with everyone because realistically,
[14:37.000 -> 14:41.000] when they're in front of the media in Formula One, they talk about like there and then.
[14:41.000 -> 14:45.640] You don't really get to know that much personal stuff about a lot of these people.
[14:45.640 -> 14:47.840] I mean, that's one of the great things about our show.
[14:47.840 -> 14:50.320] And I think the guest which we have,
[14:50.320 -> 14:51.760] that we filmed of the Formula One driver,
[14:51.760 -> 14:53.220] when that episode comes out,
[14:53.220 -> 14:55.520] like realistically, no one's gonna know
[14:55.520 -> 14:57.440] like any of the stuff we spoke about.
[14:57.440 -> 15:00.760] Like there's nothing, all the conversations we had
[15:00.760 -> 15:02.340] like aren't aligned with him.
[15:02.340 -> 15:04.960] So it's a complete exclusive.
[15:04.960 -> 15:05.240] Like I think it's a complete exclusive.
[15:07.720 -> 15:10.040] I think it's our show that is gonna be able to enable so many people to be able to see what these people
[15:10.040 -> 15:10.880] really like.
[15:10.880 -> 15:12.920] I tuned out from when you started that sentence,
[15:12.920 -> 15:16.080] then I tuned back in at the end and it sounded like
[15:16.080 -> 15:18.320] that might have given away who this person is.
[15:18.320 -> 15:19.240] Why?
[15:19.240 -> 15:20.080] I don't know.
[15:20.080 -> 15:21.280] I promise I didn't.
[15:21.280 -> 15:22.100] Okay.
[15:22.100 -> 15:22.940] Trust me.
[15:22.940 -> 15:24.040] All right, I'm locked back in.
[15:24.040 -> 15:28.840] It's only because someone called Fabio Cavallo just came on for Liverpool and I thought he's got the same name as me.
[15:28.840 -> 15:30.040] Pronounce that again.
[15:30.040 -> 15:31.080] Fabio Cavallo?
[15:31.960 -> 15:33.000] Fabio Cavaglio.
[15:33.000 -> 15:33.720] Cavaglio.
[15:33.720 -> 15:37.960] I don't actually know whether it's Cavaglio or Cavallo but I don't think it's Cavallo.
[15:37.960 -> 15:39.160] Maybe, maybe, maybe not.
[15:39.160 -> 15:42.440] You've taken a big interest in the Liverpool Man City game that's currently on Fab.
[15:42.440 -> 15:45.200] Well it's on a fucking 65 inch TV right in front of my face.
[15:45.200 -> 15:46.880] So what do you want me to do?
[15:46.880 -> 15:49.920] I have to be honest, even I'm taking more interest in that
[15:49.920 -> 15:54.480] because I have tried to find so much stuff to talk about for today's pod
[15:54.480 -> 15:56.160] but genuinely nothing is happening.
[15:56.160 -> 16:00.880] Well I had an idea and it won't work for this pod like you say
[16:00.880 -> 16:03.840] but at some point I would love to go back
[16:03.840 -> 16:08.640] and maybe we'll do it for a YouTube video is when we go back and we react to some of our early
[16:08.640 -> 16:12.360] tick tocks for a YouTube video it'd be great because it would be so funny I was
[16:12.360 -> 16:15.360] just sat there and I've done this a couple of times before but I was sat
[16:15.360 -> 16:21.420] there looking at our old clips and man they crack me up they crack me up the
[16:21.420 -> 16:24.960] old ones are the best because we know absolutely nothing but we've been what's
[16:24.960 -> 16:25.000] happened though which is quite funny is YouTube has suddenly started pushing me up. The old ones are the best because we know absolutely nothing. But we've been, what's
[16:25.000 -> 16:30.680] happened though, which is quite funny, is YouTube has suddenly started pushing our shorts,
[16:30.680 -> 16:36.000] which are basically TikTok small videos, but they've been absolutely blowing up. But no
[16:36.000 -> 16:40.440] one watching them knows that they were like our first ever video. So we're getting so
[16:40.440 -> 16:46.040] much hate. Like on YouTube, some of these videos have like 800K views and all the comments are like,
[16:46.040 -> 16:49.520] wow, these guys know nothing, like blocked,
[16:49.520 -> 16:51.340] never watching these guys again.
[16:51.340 -> 16:54.160] They suck, typical DTS fans.
[16:54.160 -> 16:55.760] The thing is though, that was right at the beginning
[16:55.760 -> 16:57.040] of our journey.
[16:57.040 -> 16:59.900] I have to admit though, I do remember,
[16:59.900 -> 17:02.380] I genuinely do remember being on that Zoom
[17:02.380 -> 17:06.620] with Will Buxton and like, Will, you're amazing.
[17:06.620 -> 17:08.040] Can't wait to get you back on.
[17:08.040 -> 17:10.500] But at the time I didn't know what 85%
[17:10.500 -> 17:11.820] of what you said then.
[17:11.820 -> 17:14.540] Like I didn't know anything that he was talking about.
[17:14.540 -> 17:15.660] I've got to hand it to Will
[17:15.660 -> 17:19.580] because he was our first guest, I believe.
[17:19.580 -> 17:20.860] Was he, or was it Ollie first?
[17:20.860 -> 17:22.300] No, we had Lissy.
[17:22.300 -> 17:25.680] Was it Lissy and then Will and then Ollie? Yes. Either way, Will was it Ollie first? No, we had Lissy. Was it Lissy and then Will and then Ollie?
[17:25.680 -> 17:26.520] Yes.
[17:26.520 -> 17:29.580] Either way, Will was like our first like really big guest
[17:29.580 -> 17:32.120] and didn't really know how to feel about it
[17:32.120 -> 17:34.800] because everyone knows who Will is.
[17:34.800 -> 17:36.000] He's on TV.
[17:36.000 -> 17:38.560] He was a star of Drive to Survive
[17:38.560 -> 17:40.320] and got memed the hell out of.
[17:40.320 -> 17:41.520] Well, we found it fascinating
[17:41.520 -> 17:44.540] because we were playing the game, weren't we?
[17:44.540 -> 17:45.600] And then we made a career.
[17:45.600 -> 17:48.800] Yeah, there's a fucking intro with him which really pisses me off.
[17:48.800 -> 17:55.000] But, I've got to say thanks to Will because he kind of like put us on this platform,
[17:55.000 -> 17:56.800] like on this pedestal straight away.
[17:56.800 -> 18:00.800] Like the fact that we had Will kind of enabled us to pull other people.
[18:00.800 -> 18:03.400] Well, yeah, because you need to be able to show people who you got.
[18:03.400 -> 18:07.160] I don't think every email that I wrote trying to get people his name was
[18:07.160 -> 18:12.160] in fucking capital letters BOLD like we've just had Will Buxton on so come on
[18:12.160 -> 18:15.680] our pod. But one thing for sure is the driver we have just done will now be the
[18:15.680 -> 18:21.360] new bold capital letters and we send out. Oh yes oh yes. Isn't it funny everyone
[18:21.360 -> 18:27.140] trying to guess who it is we we teased it a lot and we are aware of the fact that because we haven't posted anything
[18:27.240 -> 18:31.840] Four days after teasing it and it looks like he didn't turn up can confirm
[18:31.840 -> 18:37.320] He did turn up and it is done. Mo Salah's just scored an absolute blinder. Oh, oh
[18:38.600 -> 18:41.620] Yeah, he chipped it over the guy like I was trying to do on FIFA the other day
[18:41.760 -> 18:46.240] What did he do? LB and LB and B, he chipped it over the goalkeeper.
[18:46.240 -> 18:51.240] Anyway, and it's mental because we've seen Will
[18:51.240 -> 18:54.240] in the paddock a little bit, Reece like here and there,
[18:54.240 -> 18:56.040] but we haven't really spoke to Will that much
[18:56.040 -> 18:57.280] since that podcast.
[18:57.280 -> 18:58.680] And he definitely wants to come back on.
[18:58.680 -> 19:00.360] He said to us on the pod, like,
[19:00.360 -> 19:01.820] we'll come back on and do another one.
[19:01.820 -> 19:03.720] So we need to get out to a race.
[19:03.720 -> 19:06.040] We need to get Will back on in person
[19:06.040 -> 19:07.380] and just talk about everything.
[19:07.380 -> 19:08.840] I think Will loves the camera.
[19:08.840 -> 19:10.440] So he's definitely very busy,
[19:10.440 -> 19:12.680] like filming for F1, other shows.
[19:12.680 -> 19:13.520] You think?
[19:13.520 -> 19:14.340] I don't know.
[19:14.340 -> 19:17.160] Someone seems to tell me that Will Baxton loves the camera.
[19:17.160 -> 19:18.560] He's really good at his job.
[19:18.560 -> 19:21.160] On the current grid,
[19:21.160 -> 19:23.760] which drivers do you think hate the camera the most?
[19:23.760 -> 19:25.600] Should we rate them? Who do you think is like on the grid, do you think hate the camera the most? Should we rate them?
[19:25.600 -> 19:30.800] Who do you think is on the grid, the ones that love the camera the most and hate the camera the most?
[19:30.800 -> 19:33.000] I'd say Valtteri probably hates it the most.
[19:33.000 -> 19:40.200] I think the thing with Valtteri is he's just been in it, not for a long time, but it must be tough team-mating up with Lewis.
[19:40.200 -> 19:45.680] Where every camera and everyone talking within your team was probably just focusing Lewis.
[19:45.680 -> 19:48.080] So you got to think he's been in that garage
[19:48.080 -> 19:49.480] and like he's probably seen,
[19:49.480 -> 19:51.560] you know how it's divided, like the garage,
[19:51.560 -> 19:52.400] it's like one garage,
[19:52.400 -> 19:53.960] but there's like one car and the other car.
[19:53.960 -> 19:55.800] The amount of times he's probably just been stood there
[19:55.800 -> 19:57.640] and like his side's like quieter out the front
[19:57.640 -> 19:59.160] and then there's like so many cameras
[19:59.160 -> 20:00.560] out the front of Lewis's side.
[20:00.560 -> 20:02.680] It's such a shame because as a fan,
[20:02.680 -> 20:06.160] all you want is you want to see these guys on camera and you want to know more
[20:06.160 -> 20:09.680] About them, but as a driver, it's probably the last thing you want to do.
[20:09.840 -> 20:15.580] Yeah, you don't get into the sport. You like you got a thing not not one driver on this grid
[20:16.160 -> 20:20.720] started racing or started a journey into f1 knowing it was going to be this big or
[20:21.140 -> 20:24.880] Knowing that the media presence would be this big like no one's done it to be famous.
[20:24.880 -> 20:27.240] I guess it depends what the media is I think I guess that's
[20:27.240 -> 20:31.280] kind of why people like us in a way because we kind of have that chat with
[20:31.280 -> 20:37.360] people where it's not like we're not asking I don't know the way to describe
[20:37.360 -> 20:41.240] it because we do ask stupid questions yeah like in the poll we've just done
[20:41.240 -> 20:44.800] we're for 40 minutes oh it's a long one by the way that's another thing we
[20:44.800 -> 20:48.680] should say an F1 driver and it's a bloody long one, over an hour.
[20:48.680 -> 20:52.480] And for the first 40 minutes we're asking about his toenails and his fingernails.
[20:52.480 -> 20:53.960] Oh, does that give anything away?
[20:53.960 -> 20:55.960] I don't think it does.
[20:55.960 -> 20:56.960] Okay.
[20:56.960 -> 21:03.080] Um, going back, so, yeah, as a musician, I would probably quite enjoy doing interviews
[21:03.080 -> 21:05.600] if someone was sat there asking me like,
[21:05.600 -> 21:07.880] how did you write the album?
[21:07.880 -> 21:09.640] How did you do this and do that?
[21:09.640 -> 21:11.760] But if I was on like a red carpet and they're like,
[21:11.760 -> 21:12.600] hey, how are you?
[21:12.600 -> 21:14.480] What's your favorite orange juice?
[21:14.480 -> 21:15.480] With bits or without?
[21:15.480 -> 21:17.160] I'd be like, fuck off.
[21:17.160 -> 21:18.000] Leave me alone.
[21:18.000 -> 21:20.000] So I guess it purely depends on the media
[21:20.000 -> 21:21.980] and who's like talking to you.
[21:21.980 -> 21:23.960] But no, I imagine most of these people,
[21:23.960 -> 21:27.080] they just want to drive and go home.
[21:27.080 -> 21:29.600] They definitely, I think people like now
[21:29.600 -> 21:31.480] could try and get into F1 or work their way up
[21:31.480 -> 21:32.800] for like the, for the media.
[21:32.800 -> 21:34.520] Especially if they've had a bad race.
[21:34.520 -> 21:35.920] Like if you've had a bad race
[21:35.920 -> 21:38.120] and then you've got a queue up in that fucking media pen,
[21:38.120 -> 21:39.720] like a bunch of cattle and stand there
[21:39.720 -> 21:42.160] in front of all these microphones.
[21:42.160 -> 21:44.160] And like, I mean, I remember being in Zanvort
[21:44.160 -> 21:46.240] and watching Danny Rick stand there.
[21:46.240 -> 21:47.080] That was tough.
[21:47.080 -> 21:48.660] He didn't have a great race, right?
[21:48.660 -> 21:50.020] And then he stood there
[21:50.020 -> 21:52.140] and I watched him do an interview with someone
[21:52.140 -> 21:54.260] and then boom, he moves along to the side
[21:54.260 -> 21:55.200] and then he's asking the same,
[21:55.200 -> 21:56.500] he's been asked the same questions again
[21:56.500 -> 21:57.620] for a different media outlet.
[21:57.620 -> 21:59.080] There's like 10 different mics set up
[21:59.080 -> 22:01.180] and they're all just going to ask exactly the same thing.
[22:01.180 -> 22:02.900] But the media's right, a lot of things are F1.
[22:02.900 -> 22:04.860] I remember Michael Italiano told us, didn't he?
[22:04.860 -> 22:05.760] He was saying like, cause that was the first time we'd had a performance coach on a lot of things with F1. I remember Michael Italiano told us, didn't he? He was saying like,
[22:05.760 -> 22:06.580] cause that was the first time
[22:06.580 -> 22:08.240] we'd had a performance coach on.
[22:08.240 -> 22:10.000] I don't know, did we have Brad first?
[22:10.000 -> 22:12.240] But we didn't speak to Brad about that as much.
[22:12.240 -> 22:13.800] And Michael was telling us about the media,
[22:13.800 -> 22:14.840] how the media requirements.
[22:14.840 -> 22:16.720] And he was like, it's all day Thursday.
[22:16.720 -> 22:18.840] And then as soon as they get off the track,
[22:18.840 -> 22:22.700] like the one thing I find crazy is you can't avoid it.
[22:22.700 -> 22:26.760] Like they could have a crash or something or DNF
[22:26.760 -> 22:28.200] and on their way back to the paddock,
[22:28.200 -> 22:30.360] they have to go straight to the media pen.
[22:30.360 -> 22:32.680] Mate, it hit me when we were at the Shell beach house
[22:32.680 -> 22:35.440] in Zanvyl and you know, these poor guys,
[22:35.440 -> 22:38.440] Leclerc and Carlos, they've showed up on a Wednesday.
[22:38.440 -> 22:40.520] They got to go down to this beach house
[22:40.520 -> 22:42.800] and just do media all day.
[22:42.800 -> 22:44.360] Yeah, then you got to fucking talk to us.
[22:44.360 -> 22:45.580] It couldn't get much worse than that.
[22:45.580 -> 22:47.420] And we were the last ones.
[22:47.420 -> 22:48.260] We were the last ones.
[22:48.260 -> 22:50.920] Like we waited all day to do these guys.
[22:50.920 -> 22:52.860] And these poor fucking guys are probably thinking like,
[22:52.860 -> 22:55.500] just get me home, get me back to the hotel.
[22:55.500 -> 22:56.700] And there's you and me like.
[22:56.700 -> 23:00.820] That's why when we finished, I was like, cheers guys.
[23:00.820 -> 23:02.060] I know you've had a long day.
[23:02.060 -> 23:04.120] Like there's a benefit to being the last,
[23:04.120 -> 23:07.160] but then there's also, the thing is if you're last like they might have
[23:07.160 -> 23:10.800] so much energy because they're excited to leave or they might just be absolutely
[23:10.800 -> 23:14.960] drained like I guess you just gotta get him on the right day but you do feel for
[23:14.960 -> 23:17.960] them because that like you say that was Wednesday and then they go Thursday
[23:17.960 -> 23:21.280] media day that's where they sit in the room all the f1 drivers and get thrown a
[23:21.280 -> 23:24.760] load of questions and then they do the same thing Friday Saturday Sunday like
[23:24.760 -> 23:26.320] after what they do what they do.
[23:26.320 -> 23:34.480] Honestly, bro, I, I, this has changed my whole mind. Like these guys work fucking hard, work
[23:34.480 -> 23:37.880] hard. When I used to think about, again, relating back to music, I used to think, you know,
[23:37.880 -> 23:41.880] going on tour, you're away for a year and a half tour. If you're a big band tour in
[23:41.880 -> 23:46.840] the world and you're away from your family, but then you come back and you can do what you want.
[23:46.840 -> 23:49.720] You can take a year off or you can write an album,
[23:49.720 -> 23:50.760] but you can write it locally
[23:50.760 -> 23:52.400] and go home to your family every night.
[23:52.400 -> 23:57.360] These guys are traveling all year with the Formula One.
[23:57.360 -> 23:59.280] They have like three months off for Christmas
[23:59.280 -> 24:01.080] and then they're back at it the next year.
[24:01.080 -> 24:03.040] And it's again and again and again and again.
[24:03.040 -> 24:04.400] And don't get me wrong, they live,
[24:04.400 -> 24:07.720] they have a lavish lifestyle. They get looked after, they get good food
[24:07.720 -> 24:13.200] you know they stay in nice hotels but it's gotta be tough.
[24:13.200 -> 24:17.440] Well that's why you see people like Daniel Ricciardo taking a year out like
[24:17.440 -> 24:20.960] maybe the pressure and maybe everything is just like you know what this is a lot
[24:20.960 -> 24:24.000] like if I'm not going to be winning if I'm not going to be able to show people
[24:24.000 -> 24:26.400] what I'm doing because it's been confirmed now that he was offered a seat
[24:26.400 -> 24:28.320] at Williams and at Haas.
[24:28.320 -> 24:31.520] So he's just doesn't want to race for any team
[24:31.520 -> 24:33.100] that isn't a top team.
[24:33.100 -> 24:34.500] So he's just taking a year out.
[24:34.500 -> 24:37.440] Like maybe he feels like he's been on tour for ages
[24:37.440 -> 24:38.960] and he does need a year out.
[24:38.960 -> 24:41.240] It'd be interesting to see what he does in that year out.
[24:41.240 -> 24:43.800] I'm going to put this out into the ether now,
[24:43.800 -> 24:50.680] but I think that you and me should be selected to document his year off and I know Netflix have
[24:50.680 -> 24:53.800] probably already got it in a bag or someone's probably got it in the bag but
[24:53.800 -> 24:57.180] I think he's gonna do some interesting shit the guy lives in America he's got
[24:57.180 -> 25:01.380] ranch. Does he actually live in America or did he just have a have a place out
[25:01.380 -> 25:04.840] there in America? He's got a place out there but I'm fairly sure like he does
[25:04.840 -> 25:07.080] spend a big chunk of his time in the US.
[25:07.080 -> 25:08.080] Yeah.
[25:08.080 -> 25:10.320] Obviously he probably goes back to Australia as well.
[25:10.320 -> 25:11.160] Yeah.
[25:11.160 -> 25:13.720] But I think it would be so good
[25:13.720 -> 25:16.800] because again, we're not gonna be, wow, that was nice.
[25:16.800 -> 25:18.360] That was a really nice corner.
[25:18.360 -> 25:22.020] We're not gonna like hound the guy.
[25:22.020 -> 25:24.100] We're not gonna be asking him these dead questions.
[25:24.100 -> 25:26.600] Like I wouldn't even really wanna talk about F1 with him.
[25:26.600 -> 25:28.200] Like, I'd just love...
[25:28.200 -> 25:31.400] Everyone's a fan of DR, everyone loves Danny Rick.
[25:31.400 -> 25:35.800] I'd love to just document him being a cowboy, riding horses, like...
[25:35.800 -> 25:37.400] Going on bike rides.
[25:37.400 -> 25:41.000] Like, just fuck about, and we could just do like a little series,
[25:41.000 -> 25:44.200] I don't know, like eight YouTube videos which are like ten minutes long,
[25:44.200 -> 25:46.640] just like following Danny Rick for a year. That'd be great.
[25:47.280 -> 25:52.160] I reckon we could see Danny Rick launch his own thing, like go and just start something.
[25:53.040 -> 25:54.080] He probably already has.
[25:56.320 -> 25:59.520] It's a tough one, like I still do struggle to see how he's going to come back.
[26:00.160 -> 26:06.640] I mean everyone obviously says hopefully he does, saying that there's all this talk of Hulkenberg coming a hearse
[26:07.200 -> 26:14.200] Next year and I have never even considered the fact that Hulkenberg would come back because I don't know anything about Hulkenberg
[26:14.200 -> 26:18.520] He's raced for Aston Martin when he stepped in once this season or maybe he did two races
[26:18.520 -> 26:24.440] I just find it. I find it unfair to the up-and-comers. What when someone like Hulkenberg goes back? Yeah
[26:27.120 -> 26:32.960] unfair to the up-and-comers. What, when someone like Hulkenberg goes back? Yeah, yeah, like there's kids who are hungry for this shit, like 20 year olds, 21 year olds in F2 who are doing
[26:32.960 -> 26:38.640] amazingly well. But it's money mate. Logan Sargent for a start. It's all money. It's all money. It
[26:38.640 -> 26:44.400] doesn't mean, this is a thing we've learned, like. But it shouldn't be about that. Unfortunately,
[26:43.680 -> 26:48.760] is the thing we've learned like but it shouldn't it shouldn't be about that unfortunately well we do have 20 of the best drivers in the world but the
[26:48.760 -> 26:53.240] chances are the grid probably isn't the 20 best drivers in the world no it's not
[26:53.240 -> 26:58.320] no way that's what I mean no way that well me and you would be there right
[26:58.320 -> 27:01.240] exactly put me in a Williams and I'll beat Verstappen in a Red Bull any day
[27:01.240 -> 27:06.400] of the week I think that's the that's the one thing I wish this had.
[27:06.400 -> 27:08.720] And it goes back to what I said a couple of pods ago
[27:08.720 -> 27:10.960] where I said about the promotion relegation thing,
[27:10.960 -> 27:12.040] but it would just never work
[27:12.040 -> 27:13.640] because the F2 teams don't have the same money
[27:13.640 -> 27:14.480] as an F1 team.
[27:14.480 -> 27:16.360] So you couldn't promote a random F2 team
[27:16.360 -> 27:17.200] and then be like,
[27:17.200 -> 27:19.760] oh, you've got to pay 150 million to race this year.
[27:19.760 -> 27:20.600] Like it wouldn't work.
[27:20.600 -> 27:22.580] You could maybe promote the drivers,
[27:22.580 -> 27:24.280] but like it is a shame
[27:24.280 -> 27:25.800] because you see people like Dragovic,
[27:25.800 -> 27:27.340] he's just won F2, right?
[27:27.340 -> 27:29.800] And Aston Martin have announced him as a reserve driver,
[27:29.800 -> 27:31.720] which is great, and an amazing step for him.
[27:31.720 -> 27:34.520] But realistically, if you're winning the championship below,
[27:34.520 -> 27:37.580] I think the sport, and for the promotion of Formula 2,
[27:37.580 -> 27:39.560] the best thing that could happen is if that person
[27:39.560 -> 27:42.240] who wins always comes up, because that way,
[27:42.240 -> 27:46.400] F2 has more desire to watch like and then if
[27:46.400 -> 27:51.600] the person who does worse in F1 out with everyone gets relegated every that would
[27:51.600 -> 27:54.920] always be tense like everyone would want to watch F2 to see who's coming up
[27:54.920 -> 27:57.200] everyone would want to watch F1 see who's going down as well.
[27:57.200 -> 28:01.800] There should be a people's vote. There should be a people's vote.
[28:01.800 -> 28:03.400] Really? What are we voting on?
[28:03.400 -> 28:05.500] Just who you want to be in.
[28:05.500 -> 28:12.000] So you want to take over one of the richest corporations in the world and turn it into a people's vote?
[28:12.000 -> 28:16.500] No, there just should be. It doesn't mean they specifically have to go in.
[28:16.500 -> 28:18.500] It's not like a rule by Formula One.
[28:18.500 -> 28:22.500] But there should be a people's vote just to see the numbers, see who people actually want to see in the sport.
[28:22.500 -> 28:24.500] Me and you have a chance, mate.
[28:24.500 -> 28:28.720] All we need to do is raise £500,000 and we can make our F4 team
[28:28.720 -> 28:30.000] and if we win F4...
[28:30.000 -> 28:33.200] Jake, you're living in a fucking dream world mate, alright? This is a pipe dream.
[28:34.560 -> 28:36.640] We can't be Formula 4 drivers.
[28:36.640 -> 28:38.080] We're not going to drive!
[28:38.960 -> 28:40.960] But that's what I've been wanting to do this whole time!
[28:40.960 -> 28:44.400] We're going to get other people to drive, like Joshua Wagenberg will drive for our team.
[28:44.400 -> 28:47.760] Yeah, me and Josh on a team and you're the race engineer, but I don't see it happening,
[28:47.760 -> 28:48.760] mate.
[28:48.760 -> 28:49.760] I don't see it happening.
[28:49.760 -> 28:53.360] By the time Josh is old enough to race in F4, you're going to be like 38.
[28:53.360 -> 28:56.160] Wait, how old is he now?
[28:56.160 -> 28:57.160] 12.
[28:57.160 -> 29:02.840] Yeah, so he could be in Formula 1 in 10 years from now and I will be 36.
[29:02.840 -> 29:08.120] So he'd be in the OmniSt 36. And one month away from 37.
[29:08.120 -> 29:09.360] And you'd be an F4.
[29:10.440 -> 29:12.800] F4 doesn't even get any coverage, that's the funny thing.
[29:12.800 -> 29:14.200] Me and you would spend all that money
[29:14.200 -> 29:16.080] and no one would even be able to watch it.
[29:16.080 -> 29:17.680] We'd have to like live, we'd have to put-
[29:17.680 -> 29:18.520] You're right, you're right.
[29:18.520 -> 29:20.040] Joshua, you're out, we need someone older.
[29:20.040 -> 29:24.080] No, Josh is definitely gonna race for the Pitstop F4 team.
[29:24.080 -> 29:25.520] But I think me and you both need to be
[29:25.520 -> 29:26.840] the strategies together.
[29:26.840 -> 29:27.960] I think we need to,
[29:27.960 -> 29:31.460] maybe we could just be a Duplo race engineer team,
[29:31.460 -> 29:33.040] work on the strategies together.
[29:33.040 -> 29:34.720] I used to love Duplo when I was a kid.
[29:34.720 -> 29:35.540] Did you?
[29:35.540 -> 29:36.380] Yeah.
[29:36.380 -> 29:37.200] What is Duplo?
[29:37.200 -> 29:38.880] They're like the Lego blocks, but a bit bigger, right?
[29:38.880 -> 29:40.760] The big ones, yeah.
[29:40.760 -> 29:43.160] What else did you love when you were a kid?
[29:43.160 -> 29:44.480] Formula One, actually.
[29:44.480 -> 29:45.000] Yeah?
[29:45.000 -> 29:48.000] For a bit until I grew older and realised that it wasn't cool.
[29:48.000 -> 29:49.000] I like Skate Electrics.
[29:49.000 -> 29:51.000] Well no, it is true though.
[29:51.000 -> 29:55.000] Like, obviously I love it now and it's becoming amazing but
[29:55.000 -> 29:59.000] no one in, I honestly stand by it, we've said this on the pod before,
[29:59.000 -> 30:01.000] think back to like when we were in school in Halsham.
[30:01.000 -> 30:08.400] Not one lunch time, not one afternoon, not one morning, not one lesson at school did I speak to one person about Formula One.
[30:08.400 -> 30:14.000] I could not name a single soul in my whole school. I didn't know everyone. Me too.
[30:14.000 -> 30:18.480] Couldn't name anyone who even thought about racing. Warning, warning, warning, you
[30:18.480 -> 30:23.200] are 30 minutes in to the podcast. Whoa! We've done well mate, we've done really
[30:23.200 -> 30:28.120] well. For absolutely nothing at all, that's not bad that's not bad okay well let me go back to what
[30:28.120 -> 30:32.000] was saying okay then we can wrap it up oh you really want to end this part don't you?
[30:32.000 -> 30:37.080] I have to be fair I am excited to keep editing the um it's actually nuts right
[30:37.080 -> 30:40.280] we're currently sat in the lounge on a Sunday night and on the laptop in front
[30:40.280 -> 30:45.160] of us we have a video with a fucking Formula One driver in edit ready
[30:45.160 -> 30:48.740] to hit the internet and everyone's been guessing who it is and everyone has
[30:48.740 -> 30:54.320] inklings and I can tell you now that pretty much everyone is wrong that's
[30:54.320 -> 30:58.760] about as much as we can give I put a story out on my personal and put a
[30:58.760 -> 31:02.120] little thing up just to see people so people could guess it oh did you what
[31:02.120 -> 31:06.940] like a like a pole yeah yeah and some. And some of the guesses coming in were pretty funny.
[31:08.240 -> 31:09.580] People have guessed who it is.
[31:09.580 -> 31:12.600] So yeah, to be fair, out of the responses that I got,
[31:12.600 -> 31:16.420] I don't know how many I got, but one person got it right.
[31:16.420 -> 31:19.380] If you'd actually really studied the content we put up,
[31:19.380 -> 31:21.740] you might've seen some little tips and clues,
[31:21.740 -> 31:24.900] and I guess you guys just weren't eager-eyed enough.
[31:24.900 -> 31:28.280] But next time we have a special guest remember that I've said this because
[31:28.280 -> 31:33.360] we'll really really tease them. I love milking it I love milking it so much.
[31:33.360 -> 31:39.720] Did the colors on the TV actually mean anything? Who knows I don't do you know
[31:39.720 -> 31:43.320] what? Or was my Photoshop expired and I had to use one that we'd already made?
[31:43.320 -> 31:45.040] Exactly the one that we used for Michael.
[31:45.040 -> 31:45.920] Who knows?
[31:45.920 -> 31:46.720] Who knows.
[31:46.720 -> 31:50.320] That's part of the excitement of Pit Stop Podcast, but as soon as that episode is ready,
[31:50.320 -> 31:55.920] the clips will be flooding before it comes out on Instagram and TikTok, which is great.
[31:55.920 -> 31:59.440] But going back to what I was saying about school, yeah, it's true, no one ever spoke about it.
[31:59.440 -> 32:00.560] Do you reckon in school now?
[32:01.280 -> 32:03.920] The only thing that I can think of, oh, in school now, yeah.
[32:03.920 -> 32:08.220] Do you reckon in school now, like people are talking about it? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. And like, yeah.
[32:08.220 -> 32:17.940] And I reckon there's probably some schools out there who have now potentially pushed a route for kids to maybe get more into engineering, like cars and mechanics and stuff like that.
[32:17.940 -> 32:26.000] Yeah, there's definitely always been routes into engineering and that, because college and that. But then realistically, what is the route? I don't know whether it's a very like open,
[32:26.000 -> 32:27.160] that's why it's great to have Calum on,
[32:27.160 -> 32:28.320] because he said about his journey,
[32:28.320 -> 32:29.960] and even Mark Priestly.
[32:29.960 -> 32:32.620] But it doesn't shout me as a very obvious thing.
[32:32.620 -> 32:34.880] Like how on earth do you start studying engineering
[32:34.880 -> 32:36.280] and then get into Formula One?
[32:36.280 -> 32:38.920] Well, I think whenever I thought about mechanics
[32:38.920 -> 32:40.520] and engineering, I thought, you know,
[32:40.520 -> 32:44.560] some fat greasy guy with his bum crack hanging out,
[32:44.560 -> 32:49.640] fixing your Peugeot 206 down the road for 200 quid cash.
[32:51.160 -> 32:53.080] And he's probably going to go spend it at the pub
[32:53.080 -> 32:53.920] in the afternoon.
[32:53.920 -> 32:54.740] Do you know what I mean?
[32:54.740 -> 32:57.980] But then you have something like this, which is so intense.
[32:57.980 -> 32:59.280] You need so much knowledge.
[32:59.280 -> 33:01.100] You need to be smart.
[33:01.100 -> 33:02.120] Yeah.
[33:02.120 -> 33:03.000] Yeah. I dunno.
[33:03.000 -> 33:04.320] I just think everyone listening,
[33:04.320 -> 33:05.780] and everyone that wants to get into Formula One, the best advice all our guests gave you, remember, is just to talk to Yeah, I don't know. I just think everyone listening, and everyone wants to get into Formula One,
[33:05.780 -> 33:07.560] the best advice all our guests gave you, remember,
[33:07.560 -> 33:11.520] is just to talk to everyone, go everywhere, try everything,
[33:11.520 -> 33:12.880] do stuff on your own.
[33:12.880 -> 33:14.280] Like if you wanted to be a photographer,
[33:14.280 -> 33:15.320] start taking pictures.
[33:15.320 -> 33:16.960] Like that's literally it.
[33:16.960 -> 33:19.240] Like if you wanted to be an F1 photographer
[33:19.240 -> 33:20.680] for the F1 account,
[33:20.680 -> 33:23.000] just start taking your own pictures and start posting them.
[33:23.000 -> 33:24.920] Like, unless you're creating content,
[33:24.920 -> 33:25.760] no one's going to see it.
[33:25.760 -> 33:29.440] Like the day and age we live in is like content is better
[33:29.440 -> 33:30.400] than a CV, right?
[33:30.400 -> 33:32.280] It's better to email someone.
[33:32.280 -> 33:33.680] And it's just my opinion,
[33:33.680 -> 33:35.800] like even applying for a job on Indeed.
[33:35.800 -> 33:38.600] This is, this just goes across the board, life advice.
[33:38.600 -> 33:40.900] Like if you're applying for anything,
[33:40.900 -> 33:42.240] always think outside the box.
[33:42.240 -> 33:44.120] Cause there's probably a hundred other people
[33:44.120 -> 33:46.360] filling out a form on Indeed or Job Center
[33:46.360 -> 33:47.420] or whatever it is,
[33:47.420 -> 33:48.460] writing in a load of stuff,
[33:48.460 -> 33:50.300] writing in their grades and that.
[33:50.300 -> 33:53.120] But if you actually looked at that job
[33:53.120 -> 33:54.500] and made some content around it
[33:54.500 -> 33:56.100] or did something for what you think
[33:56.100 -> 33:57.940] they're going to want you to do and send it to them,
[33:57.940 -> 33:59.740] you're already standing out ahead of everyone.
[33:59.740 -> 34:03.380] Like, I think it's so much better to put like a portfolio
[34:03.380 -> 34:05.000] or put like a
[34:10.720 -> 34:11.360] something you've done in there rather than just a load of text because like no one wants to read it like
[34:13.280 -> 34:19.680] You just haven't people don't have time like it's such a quick world these days and also to segue onto a side note, which is kind of related and
[34:20.320 -> 34:22.620] Unrelated but I feel like I want to mention it
[34:23.360 -> 34:25.240] Stay away from the drugs guys. Stay away from the drugs, guys.
[34:25.240 -> 34:26.600] Stay away from the alcohol.
[34:26.600 -> 34:30.200] Like, you can, no, this is, no, don't pull that face.
[34:30.200 -> 34:31.840] Like, I'm being deadly serious, right?
[34:31.840 -> 34:34.960] I listened to, who's the really tall footballer?
[34:34.960 -> 34:35.800] Peter Crouch.
[34:35.800 -> 34:36.620] Yeah.
[34:36.620 -> 34:38.480] I listened to a little bit of him talking about
[34:38.480 -> 34:39.880] becoming a football player.
[34:39.880 -> 34:41.280] And you know, you're in that top 1%
[34:41.280 -> 34:43.480] of being one of the best football players in the world.
[34:43.480 -> 34:44.840] And he was like, look, I did go out
[34:44.840 -> 34:47.280] and I did party with my friends and I did have fun,
[34:47.280 -> 34:49.200] but it was knowing when to call it.
[34:49.200 -> 34:51.480] He had training the next day, he'd go to a party,
[34:51.480 -> 34:52.820] he'd leave at 10 o'clock.
[34:52.820 -> 34:56.060] Like if you really wanna be a high performance,
[34:56.060 -> 34:57.400] not even a high performance athlete,
[34:57.400 -> 35:00.760] but high performing in any area of life,
[35:00.760 -> 35:01.960] you need to set boundaries,
[35:01.960 -> 35:04.120] you need to know when it's time.
[35:04.120 -> 35:07.680] Like I've seen a lot of smart people kind of take a bad turn
[35:07.680 -> 35:09.600] because they've just haven't bothered
[35:09.600 -> 35:11.700] and they've got stuck into like drugs and alcohol.
[35:11.700 -> 35:13.840] And I just don't think that's something that you should do.
[35:13.840 -> 35:15.700] Yeah, I've known people that have been
[35:15.700 -> 35:18.440] in really high positions doing really well
[35:18.440 -> 35:20.860] and drugs and alcohol have absolutely ruined their life.
[35:20.860 -> 35:22.060] You know, people younger than me,
[35:22.060 -> 35:23.920] people only just older than me.
[35:23.920 -> 35:26.120] And well, Fab, you know what,
[35:26.120 -> 35:28.440] maybe it wasn't that bad advice
[35:28.440 -> 35:29.280] for you to give the audience.
[35:29.280 -> 35:30.560] It's fucking good advice, it's good advice.
[35:30.560 -> 35:33.120] If there is a young lad out there listening to this
[35:33.120 -> 35:36.320] thinking, I really want to work in F1 when I'm older,
[35:36.320 -> 35:38.160] and all of my friends are begging me to come out
[35:38.160 -> 35:40.760] and smoke weed or do this and do that
[35:40.760 -> 35:43.440] and get up to mischief, like, look, you're young,
[35:43.440 -> 35:45.240] live your life, have fun,
[35:45.240 -> 35:46.520] but don't get caught up in that shit
[35:46.520 -> 35:47.800] because when you're 30 years old,
[35:47.800 -> 35:50.360] you'd be looking back thinking, what did I do?
[35:50.360 -> 35:51.200] What did I do?
[35:51.200 -> 35:53.680] Like make the sacrifice now while you're young
[35:53.680 -> 35:55.760] because you'll be the cool motherfucker
[35:55.760 -> 35:58.360] when you're older, earning loads of money,
[35:58.360 -> 35:59.680] working a cool ass job,
[35:59.680 -> 36:01.360] or everyone else that you would hang around with
[36:01.360 -> 36:03.320] is working a shit job, you know?
[36:03.320 -> 36:04.160] Yeah, definitely.
[36:04.160 -> 36:05.880] And I also think it's so important that like money
[36:05.880 -> 36:08.120] is an instigator in the aspect of if you're young
[36:08.120 -> 36:09.920] and you want to do something, a lot of time you need money.
[36:09.920 -> 36:11.240] Like if you did want to be a photographer
[36:11.240 -> 36:13.920] and you needed a camera, you have to save for that camera.
[36:13.920 -> 36:16.280] Like if that means skipping a couple of parties,
[36:16.280 -> 36:17.720] that means not getting involved in that,
[36:17.720 -> 36:19.480] not getting that drink.
[36:19.480 -> 36:22.280] You put that grind in it when you're young
[36:22.280 -> 36:24.840] and then you'll be out of bed, reap the rewards
[36:24.840 -> 36:25.340] when you're older because you'd be five steps ahead. That's it, I'm young. And then you'll be out of bed, reap the rewards when you're older,
[36:25.340 -> 36:26.860] because you'd be five steps ahead.
[36:26.860 -> 36:28.240] That's it, I'm not saying like, you know,
[36:28.240 -> 36:29.700] I'm not saying be sober.
[36:29.700 -> 36:32.740] I was gonna say, I was woke up hungover as well.
[36:32.740 -> 36:34.960] Exactly, go out, have fun, live your life.
[36:34.960 -> 36:36.780] But if you truly are one of these people
[36:36.780 -> 36:38.220] who you feel like you have a dream
[36:38.220 -> 36:40.460] and like no one else is on your wavelength
[36:40.460 -> 36:41.620] and you feel like you're on your own,
[36:41.620 -> 36:45.520] like just stay focused stay focused
[36:45.520 -> 36:50.000] on the goal don't like I mean everyone wants to be rich and have money but
[36:50.000 -> 36:54.400] don't chase the money chase the dream and the money will come
[36:54.400 -> 36:57.800] Wow Fabio Bocca this guy should write a book!
[36:57.800 -> 37:00.120] I will it's something I want to do when I get older
[37:00.120 -> 37:01.620] yeah but I haven't got enough to write about yet
[37:01.620 -> 37:03.120] What would it be called? Bocca's book?
[37:03.120 -> 37:04.120] It would be called...
[37:04.120 -> 37:08.800] Bocca's Bible? Trials and Tribulations of the life of Fabio.
[37:08.800 -> 37:12.800] The life of Fabio? Like there's only one Fabio in the whole world?
[37:12.800 -> 37:15.800] And it would be a three-part. There'd be three books and there'd be novels.
[37:15.800 -> 37:21.300] To be fair, there actually isn't that many Fabios. Like, I don't know any other Fabio other than Fabio Carvalho.
[37:21.300 -> 37:22.300] Who plays for Liverpool?
[37:22.300 -> 37:23.800] Yeah, Fabio Carvalho.
[37:23.800 -> 37:25.540] Do I know any other Fabios?
[37:25.540 -> 37:31.180] No I don't. It's just because you're pure Italian aren't you? Of the purest, the
[37:31.180 -> 37:35.600] purest kind apart from the fact that I'm only half Italian. We're not speaking
[37:35.600 -> 37:38.060] anything about Formula One so whilst we're not speaking anything about
[37:38.060 -> 37:45.280] Formula One I'd just like to say a quick rest in peace to Hagrid, you know, I'm a big Harry Potter fan so...
[37:45.280 -> 37:47.680] Yeah, I'm not really but it's still sad.
[37:47.680 -> 37:51.040] Yeah, I don't know how you've never watched Harry Potter.
[37:51.040 -> 37:53.040] I have watched a few of them.
[37:53.040 -> 37:58.480] Yeah, but Harry Potter's one of them ones you can't just like not watch it, it's one of the best ever.
[37:58.480 -> 38:02.560] I think they were probably like, I'd be into the later ones but you have to start from the beginning
[38:02.560 -> 38:05.920] and like watching three little kids running around with a piece of wood going
[38:05.920 -> 38:06.560] Kazza!
[38:06.560 -> 38:07.760] Fiu! Fiu-fiu!
[38:07.760 -> 38:11.520] Because that's not really my thing bro, that's not really my thing.
[38:11.520 -> 38:12.080] No.
[38:12.080 -> 38:13.760] I like Lord of the Rings, I like The Hobbit.
[38:13.760 -> 38:17.360] Yeah and to be fair I've never seen Lord of the Rings so you guys let us know who's crazier,
[38:17.360 -> 38:21.680] Jake for not seeing Lord of the Rings or Fab for not seeing Harry Potter.
[38:21.680 -> 38:22.720] I think we're both crazy.
[38:23.440 -> 38:23.760] Okay.
[38:24.320 -> 38:27.520] We hope you guys have enjoyed the advice in today's podcast.
[38:27.520 -> 38:29.040] Guys, I hope you enjoyed this pod.
[38:29.040 -> 38:31.560] Like we came into it literally not knowing a thing to say.
[38:31.560 -> 38:33.160] We managed it.
[38:33.160 -> 38:34.000] Before you end it.
[38:34.000 -> 38:34.820] Forgive us.
[38:34.820 -> 38:35.980] Before you end it, what I'm gonna do,
[38:35.980 -> 38:38.280] because just to make sure we haven't missed any like
[38:38.280 -> 38:41.120] breaking news or anything updated,
[38:41.120 -> 38:43.800] I'm just gonna go on Twitter and go top,
[38:43.800 -> 38:44.620] type in Formula One.
[38:44.620 -> 38:46.140] Sure. and scroll down
[38:46.140 -> 38:48.940] and just check that there's like nothing major,
[38:48.940 -> 38:51.900] like no major stories that we could potentially dig into.
[38:51.900 -> 38:54.280] So we said that it's Charles Leclerc's birthday,
[38:54.280 -> 38:55.340] we got that one out.
[38:56.400 -> 38:57.980] Yep, there's absolutely fuck all.
[38:57.980 -> 39:01.760] Thank you very much for listening to the Pit Stop podcast.
[39:01.760 -> 39:04.140] Rated five stars, because to be fair,
[39:04.140 -> 39:06.400] you know what, this episode hasn't been a 5 star-er.
[39:07.120 -> 39:08.400] It's been a 6 star-er!
[39:08.400 -> 39:09.120] Oh yeah!
[39:09.120 -> 39:09.600] Yeah!
[39:09.600 -> 39:12.240] I was gonna say, anything we touch turns to fucking gold, baby!
[39:12.240 -> 39:14.720] Guys, thanks so much for tuning into the PITSTOP PODCAST.
[39:14.720 -> 39:15.360] I've been Fab.
[39:15.920 -> 39:17.440] Uh, I've been Jake.
[39:18.080 -> 39:22.160] And the episode with our Formula 1 driver is coming very, very soon.
[39:22.160 -> 39:23.680] To be honest, that's all I can think about.
[39:24.320 -> 39:30.520] Were you nervous to film it? No.'t nervous I had two hours sleep I know I
[39:30.520 -> 39:35.840] know I know I couldn't sleep maybe two months ago I would have been but I felt
[39:35.840 -> 39:40.560] I felt calm collected in my zone once ready to go here and we started five
[39:40.560 -> 39:45.280] minutes in I was absolutely fine but honest oh my Oh my god. He turns up in his car
[39:45.360 -> 39:49.180] He turns up me and Faber downstairs. We can tell this can't we quick
[39:49.200 -> 39:51.320] We're downstairs and he turns up in his car
[39:51.520 -> 39:56.280] Then we just wait him because we're gonna let me the garage and we just see him drive past in his window
[39:56.280 -> 39:59.300] He just puts his thumb up and we're like fuck it was the car
[39:59.300 -> 40:02.720] He actually turned it was the car that made me less nervous
[40:05.000 -> 40:10.600] Like turned up it was the car that made me less nervous and he came on his own as well like ridiculous yeah like absolutely ridiculous and yeah did we tell everyone
[40:10.600 -> 40:15.000] that his parking was shit yeah or did they not know that? I know we talk about it in the pod
[40:15.000 -> 40:20.360] oh yeah he's an F1 driver and he can't park a fucking car ladies and gentlemen thank you
[40:20.360 -> 40:23.960] very much for listening to the pit stop podcast we actually have a guest episode
[40:23.960 -> 40:26.800] with someone very special which we need to edit and get out.
[40:26.800 -> 40:30.300] So that will probably be out before the one with the F1 driver, you know.
[40:30.300 -> 40:32.300] I'll tell you who it is after. Little wink.
[40:32.300 -> 40:34.000] Have you forgot? Or do you know what I mean?
[40:34.000 -> 40:34.800] Arteta.
[40:34.800 -> 40:37.300] Yeah, Mikel Arteta is coming on the Pitstop Podcast.
[40:37.300 -> 40:39.300] Hope you guys had an amazing weekend.
[40:39.300 -> 40:41.000] Hope you guys have an amazing week.
[40:41.000 -> 40:45.560] We'll be back on Thursday for our pre-Austin maybe a quiz you know
[40:45.560 -> 40:49.120] because we've got Austin coming up yeah pre-race predictions maybe a maybe a
[40:49.120 -> 40:52.520] equal quiz I mean on reflection we could have actually done an episode today on
[40:52.520 -> 40:55.680] Austin that would have made perfect sense no I think we should wait till
[40:55.680 -> 41:00.760] Thursday because then what would have we said Thursday? We could have done Mexico before Austin
[41:00.760 -> 41:04.120] Yeah then we could have done Abu Dhabi the week after and then fucking that's it done for the year
[41:04.120 -> 41:06.280] even though there isn't necessarily that much to talk about
[41:06.280 -> 41:07.700] in these little gaps though,
[41:07.700 -> 41:11.160] my favorite time for the pod is probably still like,
[41:11.160 -> 41:12.680] like when the season's over,
[41:12.680 -> 41:14.560] you guys may think that we're not gonna have anything
[41:14.560 -> 41:16.320] to talk about, but trust me,
[41:16.320 -> 41:18.840] we're planning more for when the season ends.
[41:18.840 -> 41:21.240] Something, yeah, something that we've spoken about,
[41:21.240 -> 41:23.760] you know, do we cut down to one episode a week?
[41:23.760 -> 41:27.320] Do we stay with two? Is there enough to talk about while the season's off to have two
[41:27.320 -> 41:31.180] episodes a week? Maybe we keep two episodes a week but we talk one of the
[41:31.180 -> 41:37.940] episodes isn't F1 related. Maybe we make content for YouTube. Maybe we do a
[41:37.940 -> 41:41.180] fucking play. I don't know.
[41:41.180 -> 41:45.000] Play! Play! Pitstop coming to the West End! Pitstop Christmas Play!
[41:45.000 -> 41:47.000] Pitstop Pantomime!
[41:47.000 -> 41:48.000] We could make some money!
[41:48.000 -> 41:50.000] You remember like Sooty and Sweep?
[41:50.000 -> 41:51.000] The old little puppet characters?
[41:51.000 -> 41:52.000] Yeah, yeah, yeah.
[41:52.000 -> 41:53.000] Yeah, they were my favourite.
[41:53.000 -> 41:54.000] Maybe we could just make a load of F1 drivers
[41:54.000 -> 41:55.000] and you and me hide under a table
[41:55.000 -> 41:56.000] and go,
[41:56.000 -> 41:57.000] Hello, good to meet you, Mr. TV!
[41:58.000 -> 41:59.000] Did you ever do a play at school?
[41:59.000 -> 42:01.000] I swear you told me you were a star.
[42:01.000 -> 42:04.000] I was a star and I was a shepherd
[42:04.000 -> 42:06.360] at multiple occasions for the Christmas play at school. I was a star and I was a shepherd multiple occasions for these
[42:06.360 -> 42:09.360] Christmas play at school. I just remember being standing there singing
[42:09.360 -> 42:16.800] Oh things bright and beautiful yeah I remember singing the days are getting
[42:16.800 -> 42:25.900] shorter the nights are drawing in. Do you remember give me oil in my lab, keep me burning Give me oil in my lab
[42:25.900 -> 42:26.700] Oh, how about
[42:26.700 -> 42:28.600] We are the children of
[42:28.600 -> 42:29.400] Hailing Life School
[42:29.400 -> 42:30.500] Ashington School
[42:30.500 -> 42:33.800] We take pride in the things we do
[42:33.800 -> 42:37.200] Learning together and having fun
[42:37.200 -> 42:39.000] Who's for a good time?
[42:39.000 -> 42:40.600] Everyone!
[42:40.600 -> 42:41.500] Okay, guys
[42:42.400 -> 42:43.200] How long's the pod?
[42:43.800 -> 42:44.400] Too fucking long
[42:44.400 -> 42:45.000] Bye, guys If anyone is still listening Okay guys, how long's the pod? Too fucking long, bye guys.
[42:45.000 -> 42:51.000] If anyone is still listening, thank you so much.
[42:51.000 -> 42:54.000] Goodbye. Goodbye friends.
[42:54.000 -> 42:57.000] Thank you for being here with us on this Sunday evening.
[42:57.000 -> 42:58.000] See you in a couple of days.
[42:58.000 -> 43:09.000] You guys make everything possible. Goodbye! ♪♪
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