Answering YOUR die hard Questions! 😆

Welcome back to the Pitstop Podcast! This is a pre recorded episode because at the time of releasing this one, Jake is away! Its the first time the Pitstop boys have been separated for a considerable amount of time (how sad) so we took to Instagram and asked you guys what you wanted to know the MOST about F1, our personal lives, and our opinions on certain topics! Thanks to everyone who sent questions in, its always amazing to connect with our community. We will definitely be doing more of these so don't worry if we didn't get round to answering your question in this episode.. There will be more! @Pitstop
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**Podcast Episode Summary: Fan Questions and Insights**

**Introduction:**

* Hosts Jake Boys and Fabio Bocca discuss the podcast's pre-recorded nature due to their upcoming separation.
* They acknowledge the numerous questions received from listeners and express their gratitude.
* The hosts mention the popularity of their "dads" among listeners and share their fathers' perspectives on Formula One.

**Question 1: Official F1 Merch:**

* A listener inquires about the pricing and quality of official F1 merchandise.
* Jake and Fabio acknowledge the high cost but attribute it to the quality of the materials and construction.
* They suggest exploring older collections or utilizing price comparison websites to find better deals.

**Question 2: Reverse DRS:**

* A listener proposes a concept called "reverse DRS," where cars behind would have DRS advantage instead of those in front.
* Jake and Fabio discuss the potential implications and challenges of implementing such a system.
* They ultimately agree that it might be difficult to implement and suggest alternative solutions, such as awarding more points to drivers further down the grid.

**Question 3: Breaking into Podcasting:**

* A listener asks about the hosts' journey into podcasting and how they overcame initial challenges.
* Jake and Fabio explain their motivation for starting the podcast, emphasizing their shared interest in Formula One.
* They describe the initial difficulties, including their lack of experience and technical knowledge.
* They encourage aspiring podcasters to persevere despite initial setbacks and to focus on improving their content and delivery over time.

**Question 4: Favorite Brand to Join the Grid:**

* A listener wonders which brand or manufacturer the hosts would like to see join the Formula One grid.
* Jake and Fabio share their creative ideas, such as a Nike car with a radio playing music or a McDonald's car with a McMuffin-toasting engine.
* They emphasize the importance of genuine talent and the inherent risks associated with allowing inexperienced individuals to compete in Formula One.

**Question 5: Love Island Stars as Drivers:**

* A listener questions the suitability of Love Island stars as Formula One drivers.
* Jake and Fabio express their skepticism about the idea, citing the dangers of the sport and the need for extensive training and experience.
* They emphasize that Formula One is a highly specialized field where fame alone cannot guarantee success.

**Question 6: Life Updates:**

* Jake and Fabio provide updates on their personal lives, including the arrival of Jake's new nephew, Caspian.
* Fabio clarifies that he does not have a new girlfriend, despite Jake's previous claims.

**Question 7: Lewis Hamilton's Eighth Title:**

* A listener asks if Lewis Hamilton can win his eighth Formula One title.
* Jake believes Hamilton has a chance, but he acknowledges that Max Verstappen is likely to dominate for the next few years.
* Fabio expresses concern that the sport may become boring if one driver continues to win consistently and suggests that Formula One may need to consider rule changes to promote more competitive racing.

**Conclusion:**

* The hosts wrap up the episode by thanking the listeners for their questions and expressing their excitement about the podcast's growing popularity.
* They tease the possibility of reaching 100,000 subscribers on YouTube and share their enthusiasm for the future of the podcast. 1. **Race Strategy and Tire Selection:**
- Drivers are allowed to decide their starting tires between 11 and 16 minutes before a race.
- This decision is crucial as it can significantly impact the race strategy and performance.
- Teams carefully consider factors such as weather conditions, track characteristics, and tire wear to make the optimal choice.


2. **Bridgestone's Potential Return to F1:**
- There are rumors that Bridgestone, a former F1 tire supplier, might make a comeback to the sport.
- If Bridgestone returns, it would be interesting to see how their tires compare to the current Pirelli tires in terms of performance and characteristics.


3. **Challenges Faced by Rookie Drivers:**
- Rookie drivers often face difficulties adapting to the high-pressure environment of Formula 1.
- The step up from lower categories like F2 and F3 to F1 is significant, and it takes time for rookies to adjust to the faster cars and intense competition.
- Patience and support are essential for rookies to develop and reach their full potential.


4. **Lando Norris' Title Contention Prospects:**
- Lando Norris' chances of becoming a world champion depend on several factors, including the competitiveness of his car and his own performance.
- While Norris is a talented driver, he needs to have a car capable of challenging for the championship to achieve his title aspirations.


5. **Memorable Post-Race Anecdotes:**
- The podcast hosts share a hilarious story about their wild night out in Barcelona after the Spanish Grand Prix.
- They recount how they ended up in a tuk-tuk with a notable figure from Formula 1 and got pulled over by the police.
- The hosts emphasize the importance of embracing spontaneity and making the most of unique experiences.


6. **Jake's Musical Journey:**
- Jake reveals his passion for music and his journey as a drummer.
- He describes how he overcame his initial lack of confidence and eventually joined a band, leading to years of dedication and commitment.
- Jake highlights the challenges of balancing his music pursuits with his work and personal life.


7. **The Significance of Music in Jake's Life:**
- Music holds a profound significance for Jake, serving as a constant source of inspiration and motivation.
- He credits music with helping him through difficult times and providing an outlet for self-expression.
- Jake emphasizes the transformative power of music and its ability to connect people from all walks of life. # Pit Stop Podcast Summary

## Episode Overview:

In this episode of the Pit Stop podcast, hosts Jake Boys and Fabio Bocca engage in a thought-provoking discussion on the intersection of music and life. They share personal anecdotes and insights, exploring the sacrifices and dedication required to pursue creative passions. The podcast delves into the challenges of balancing financial stability with artistic aspirations, highlighting the importance of perseverance and reinvesting earnings back into creative endeavors.

## Key Points:

- **Financial Realities of Creative Pursuits:**
- Jake reflects on his experience as a musician, emphasizing the financial struggles and sacrifices involved in pursuing a creative career.
- Fabio shares similar experiences, noting that earnings from creative projects are often reinvested back into the craft, leaving little personal profit.

- **Balancing Creativity and Financial Stability:**
- The hosts discuss the challenges of balancing creative passions with the need for financial stability.
- They emphasize the importance of finding a balance that allows for both creative expression and financial security.

- **Perseverance and Reinvestment:**
- Jake and Fabio stress the significance of perseverance in pursuing creative endeavors, even in the face of financial challenges.
- They highlight the importance of reinvesting earnings back into creative projects to support continued growth and development.

- **Appreciating Life's Moments:**
- The hosts reflect on the importance of appreciating life's moments, both big and small.
- They emphasize the value of looking back and recognizing the significance of past experiences.

- **Prioritizing Health and Enjoyment:**
- Jake and Fabio discuss the importance of prioritizing health and well-being, emphasizing that good health is priceless.
- They encourage listeners to make the most of life, embrace opportunities, and enjoy the present moment.

## Conclusion:

The Pit Stop podcast episode offers a thought-provoking exploration of the interplay between creativity, financial stability, and life's fleeting moments. Through personal anecdotes and insights, the hosts highlight the challenges and rewards of pursuing creative passions, emphasizing the importance of perseverance, reinvestment, and appreciating life's journey.

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[00:56.240 -> 00:57.240] Can you hear that by the way?
[00:57.240 -> 00:58.720] Yeah guys, if you can hear a noise.
[00:58.720 -> 01:00.000] Our sink's talking to us.
[01:00.000 -> 01:00.960] Is that the washing machine?
[01:00.960 -> 01:01.800] Can we get that off?
[01:01.800 -> 01:02.640] It is off.
[01:02.640 -> 01:03.640] It is actually off.
[01:03.640 -> 01:05.240] It's the frigging dishwasher.
[01:05.240 -> 01:06.080] The dishwasher's on.
[01:06.080 -> 01:07.920] Again, the dishwasher strikes again.
[01:07.920 -> 01:10.560] First, Will Buxton, then Chloe Grant, and now us.
[01:10.560 -> 01:18.560] ♪♪♪
[01:18.560 -> 01:20.240] Hello, everyone.
[01:20.240 -> 01:22.760] Welcome back to Pit Stop.
[01:22.760 -> 01:24.400] What voice was that?
[01:24.400 -> 01:26.000] Hello, everyone. Why do you question my intro? I like to mix it up every now and again. Welcome back to Pit Stop! What voice was that? Hello everyone!
[01:26.000 -> 01:28.000] Why do you question my intro? I like to mix it up every now and again.
[01:28.000 -> 01:30.000] I do like the way you do make it different every week.
[01:30.000 -> 01:32.000] Hello everyone!
[01:32.000 -> 01:34.000] You, sir, are drinking a Heineken.
[01:34.000 -> 01:36.000] Lovely Heineken Silver, mate.
[01:36.000 -> 01:38.000] Yeah, you are indeed. I haven't got one.
[01:38.000 -> 01:40.000] Today's episode isn't actually sponsored, but
[01:40.000 -> 01:42.000] I just fascinated a bit.
[01:42.000 -> 01:44.000] We're not sponsored by Heineken Silver anymore, but it was great. Those guys are amazing.
[01:44.000 -> 01:45.080] Guys, this is the first time in a little while It's not, we're not sponsored by Hannah and Silver anymore, but it was great, those guys are amazing.
[01:45.080 -> 01:49.000] Guys, this is the first time in a little while
[01:49.000 -> 01:51.520] that Jake and Fab are not together.
[01:51.520 -> 01:53.760] At the time that you're listening to this pod,
[01:53.760 -> 01:55.280] we're not actually, or are we?
[01:55.280 -> 01:58.220] We might be back together, but we're pre-filming this pod
[01:58.220 -> 01:59.740] because there's gonna be a gap
[01:59.740 -> 02:02.080] where we're not in the same house.
[02:02.080 -> 02:04.360] I feel like I've been around you for an eternity.
[02:04.360 -> 02:05.720] Yeah, this episode is pre-filmed
[02:05.720 -> 02:07.720] I just like say it sounds awful
[02:09.800 -> 02:14.120] Well, I'm sure you have a little you about say something different because you were about to say it feels like it's been an
[02:14.120 -> 02:19.040] Attorney. Well, it has I feel like it has been an attorney. Oh my god. My phone's talking to me. All right, we're back
[02:19.740 -> 02:22.620] So we were trying to plan an episode for you guys
[02:22.620 -> 02:31.500] And we thought what better way to do it than to put out a little thing on our story, little question box and you guys can write in and tell us what kind of topics you want us to talk about.
[02:31.500 -> 02:34.000] And to be honest, we've received loads, right?
[02:34.000 -> 02:37.500] Absolutely, we haven't done this in a while so that's probably why there's so many.
[02:37.500 -> 02:39.500] I thought they were all going to be Formula One related.
[02:39.500 -> 02:46.440] Yeah, people have gone really creative. Our Instagram is at Pitstop, make sure you're following it so you don't miss out next time we do this.
[02:46.440 -> 02:47.940] One thing I have been made aware of
[02:47.940 -> 02:50.500] is that people want to hear from our dads.
[02:50.500 -> 02:51.460] Yeah, they do.
[02:51.460 -> 02:53.460] They really, and I was just on the phone to my dad.
[02:53.460 -> 02:54.340] Yeah.
[02:54.340 -> 02:56.140] We were just talking about Formula One as well.
[02:56.140 -> 02:57.460] To be fair, he said like,
[02:57.460 -> 02:59.540] cause he's like a Formula One fan,
[02:59.540 -> 03:02.380] but not, he's not like know everything about it,
[03:02.380 -> 03:03.980] but he watches all the races and he-
[03:03.980 -> 03:04.820] Does he watch them all, yeah.
[03:04.820 -> 03:05.380] Yeah, he watches every race. Oh, that's great. But he's a massive Hamilton fan. Like he's always like know everything about it, but he watches all the races. And he- Does he watch them all?
[03:05.380 -> 03:06.220] Yeah.
[03:06.220 -> 03:07.060] Yeah, he watches every race.
[03:07.060 -> 03:07.880] Oh, that's great.
[03:07.880 -> 03:08.720] But he's a massive Hamilton fan.
[03:08.720 -> 03:10.000] He's always really liked Hamilton and Mercedes and that.
[03:10.000 -> 03:12.480] And he's just like, oh, it's so boring now.
[03:12.480 -> 03:13.800] Like that's what he says.
[03:13.800 -> 03:15.420] And I, from his point of view,
[03:15.420 -> 03:18.200] someone who isn't like a diehard F1 fan,
[03:18.200 -> 03:20.380] like I can understand, you know,
[03:20.380 -> 03:22.040] you want to see someone else winning the races,
[03:22.040 -> 03:24.600] but at the same time, the guy he supports isn't winning.
[03:24.600 -> 03:28.080] So he's being a miserable guy.
[03:28.080 -> 03:29.840] I'm scrolling through this list.
[03:29.840 -> 03:32.200] There is so, so many people have you wrote in.
[03:32.200 -> 03:33.240] So thanks guys.
[03:33.240 -> 03:34.520] You're all absolutely amazing.
[03:34.520 -> 03:35.920] I would love to see your dad and my dad
[03:35.920 -> 03:39.160] on the fastest lap sim or potentially
[03:39.160 -> 03:41.820] the pit stop fastest lap go-karting video.
[03:41.820 -> 03:43.640] I hope you guys enjoyed that.
[03:43.640 -> 03:45.600] Michael, what an episode.
[03:45.600 -> 03:48.400] Oh my god, it was great to have Michael back.
[03:48.400 -> 03:54.800] He is, I've got to say, he's one of the most friendly, humble, genuine guys in the F1 paddock.
[03:54.800 -> 03:58.600] He's just a super lovely dude. I think that comes across in the pod anyway.
[03:58.600 -> 04:06.400] But yeah, it was the first time that we went out of the flat and did karting, our new segment of the show and yeah it didn't,
[04:07.040 -> 04:12.240] didn't go great for Michael, neither did the sim lap. However he's a good sport and I think he was
[04:12.240 -> 04:17.280] happy. Yeah no the sim lap he's the perfect person to come last to be honest anyone else would have
[04:17.280 -> 04:22.320] lost it Michael's just like ah okay. Oh he can handle it, he can definitely handle it. No what
[04:22.320 -> 04:26.000] you said is so true. Was that meant to be an Australian accent? Okay, Mark Webber!
[04:26.000 -> 04:30.000] Michael is one of the, is genuinely one of the nicest people we have ever met,
[04:30.000 -> 04:35.000] and especially in this sport, like he's so level-headed, so well concentrated.
[04:35.000 -> 04:37.000] I do think he's the perfect coach for UK.
[04:37.000 -> 04:38.000] Mate, I was just about to say it.
[04:38.000 -> 04:41.000] He's the perfect, we've met quite a few different coaches,
[04:41.000 -> 04:43.000] all great guys, but all very different personalities.
[04:43.000 -> 04:44.000] Yeah, they are.
[04:44.000 -> 04:48.720] Michael has, I feel like he has that kind of soft touch
[04:48.720 -> 04:50.960] where he can ease someone like Yuki.
[04:50.960 -> 04:53.360] Like he said on the pod, you know, he's a younger driver
[04:53.360 -> 04:55.480] and his approach to coaching Daniel
[04:55.480 -> 04:56.880] was very different to coaching Yuki.
[04:56.880 -> 04:58.280] He's a gentle giant.
[04:58.280 -> 04:59.800] Michael is a gentle giant.
[04:59.800 -> 05:01.120] I was thinking this, if you're Yuki
[05:01.120 -> 05:03.320] and you're wandering around with Michael next to you,
[05:03.320 -> 05:05.000] like you're going gonna feel pretty safe.
[05:05.000 -> 05:07.000] Oh yeah, he'd crack your head open in a heartbeat.
[05:07.000 -> 05:10.000] That's the thing, he's so kind, but his bicep is bigger than my waist.
[05:10.000 -> 05:14.000] Rumour has it he can actually crack seven walnuts between his forearm and bicep.
[05:14.000 -> 05:16.000] I actually heard it was eight.
[05:16.000 -> 05:17.000] Did you really?
[05:17.000 -> 05:18.000] Yeah.
[05:18.000 -> 05:21.000] Fucking hell, my stats, my Fabstology websites are out of date.
[05:22.000 -> 05:26.580] So yeah, guys, like I said, we put up a story, you guys have sent loads of different questions
[05:26.580 -> 05:32.380] in. Where to start really? Well I'm going to start right here with TheRealCam Moi. Well,
[05:32.380 -> 05:37.280] I'm trying to read out people's usernames. TheRealCam Moi has said, what's your opinion
[05:37.280 -> 05:43.380] on official F1 merch? Do you think it's too pricey? And do you think we need more collabs
[05:43.380 -> 05:45.200] with brands now me
[05:45.200 -> 05:49.340] and fab don't have much for pit stop but one of the things we've always said to
[05:49.340 -> 05:54.620] each other is it would be so cool to do like ranges with a brand because when we
[05:54.620 -> 05:59.440] were designing like how we would love pit stop hoodies or pit stop t-shirts to
[05:59.440 -> 06:03.360] look if we ever did them we started using brands didn't we do you remember
[06:03.360 -> 06:05.120] we what brand was it you took?
[06:05.120 -> 06:08.200] Was it, it was the Martini one.
[06:08.200 -> 06:12.040] It was the old Martini Williams kind of collab
[06:12.040 -> 06:15.080] or livery or whatever they did like quite a while ago.
[06:15.080 -> 06:15.900] Yeah.
[06:15.900 -> 06:18.120] I love it when you see the brands collab with it.
[06:18.120 -> 06:19.920] Like for example, right now,
[06:19.920 -> 06:22.760] I think Williams have nailed it with golf.
[06:22.760 -> 06:25.980] I think all the golf merch and the golf stuff looks great.
[06:25.980 -> 06:27.860] And I even love the way the pit crew look.
[06:27.860 -> 06:29.380] Like I think they look sick
[06:29.380 -> 06:31.600] with the helmets and everything.
[06:31.600 -> 06:33.360] I think F1 merch is expensive,
[06:33.360 -> 06:35.620] but then compared to every other sport,
[06:35.620 -> 06:38.120] you know, a football jersey back in the day,
[06:38.120 -> 06:39.220] I'd buy an Arsenal top for,
[06:39.220 -> 06:40.200] can you hear that by the way?
[06:40.200 -> 06:41.680] Yeah guys, if you can hear a noise.
[06:41.680 -> 06:43.000] Our sink's talking to us.
[06:43.000 -> 06:43.960] Is that the washing machine?
[06:43.960 -> 06:44.800] Can we get that off?
[06:44.800 -> 06:46.480] It is off. It is actually off.
[06:46.480 -> 06:47.920] It's the friggin dishwasher.
[06:47.920 -> 06:48.880] And the dishwasher's on.
[06:48.880 -> 06:50.720] The dishwasher strikes again!
[06:50.720 -> 06:53.520] First Will Buxton, then Chloe Grant, and now us.
[06:53.520 -> 06:55.520] Okay, well I'll keep going while the dishwasher's on.
[06:55.520 -> 06:59.600] Yeah, for like tops in football, for example, I used to buy them for £30.
[06:59.600 -> 07:02.160] Now you might be paying like £100.
[07:02.160 -> 07:02.640] For what?
[07:02.640 -> 07:04.320] For a top, like a football top.
[07:04.320 -> 07:10.280] Well, I've got the F1 merch store here and so to blatantly answer your question Cam is it
[07:10.280 -> 07:17.720] I don't think they're overpriced really I do however feel it's a bit it's a bit
[07:17.720 -> 07:23.760] rich right changing the price of the t-shirts depending on the teams so you
[07:23.760 -> 07:25.600] got 65 pound here
[07:25.600 -> 07:30.280] for a Red Bull I suppose because it's a polo I guess that's a Red Bull more
[07:30.280 -> 07:33.960] expensive because they're winning that's what I thought but I think the quality
[07:33.960 -> 07:37.680] of the t-shirts different because I was comparing it to an Aston Martin t-shirt
[07:37.680 -> 07:42.760] here which isn't a polo so it hasn't got the collar the only f1 merch we've ever
[07:42.760 -> 07:47.280] bought was when we went to the shop in Bluewater.
[07:47.280 -> 07:49.180] And that, yeah, that was like,
[07:49.180 -> 07:50.920] the merch they had was like two years older,
[07:50.920 -> 07:52.200] so it was quite a bit cheaper.
[07:52.200 -> 07:53.320] And then I bought some online
[07:53.320 -> 07:54.640] and whenever I buy anything online,
[07:54.640 -> 07:56.080] I always do price lowers first.
[07:56.080 -> 07:58.960] So the merch I've got has always been quite cheap
[07:58.960 -> 08:00.320] because it's outdated.
[08:00.320 -> 08:01.160] Like-
[08:01.160 -> 08:04.320] I mean, to be honest, I don't think it's overpriced.
[08:04.320 -> 08:10.760] You're looking at between 50 and 65 quid for a t-shirt, which is a lot for a t-shirt
[08:10.760 -> 08:15.660] Yeah, but the quality is good. Yeah, the quality is good. You know, it's not like some prime Arnie BS
[08:15.660 -> 08:18.720] Like it's actually decent hundred pound for a Mercedes hoodie
[08:18.720 -> 08:24.480] That's quite a lot, but then you've got like a nice red bull kind of raincoat thing here for 140 quid
[08:24.480 -> 08:25.120] but then you've got like a nice red bull kind of raincoat thing here for 140 quid.
[08:31.200 -> 08:36.320] Yeah, I think it's pretty spot on. I think that's where Quadrant do it quite well and I think Lando does it very well. Like I always wear the blue Quadrant hoodie. I think Quadrant's merch is
[08:36.320 -> 08:41.040] amazing, especially the blue jumper that I wear. The quality is nice. The quality is so nice,
[08:41.040 -> 08:45.600] the fit is so good, the way that everything's embroidered, it has a nice logo on it.
[08:45.600 -> 08:51.560] I love embroidered merch, like, I feel like if you're gonna spend £60 on a t-shirt, you
[08:51.560 -> 08:55.360] don't want the logos and stuff on it to be like printed on, you know that stuff that
[08:55.360 -> 08:56.360] like peels off?
[08:56.360 -> 08:57.360] Yeah.
[08:57.360 -> 09:01.880] Like that stuff's shit, like you want something embroidered on there, like that's proper merch
[09:01.880 -> 09:02.880] for me.
[09:02.880 -> 09:03.880] Yeah I get that.
[09:03.880 -> 09:06.720] But in terms of the price, like I think it's going to be expensive because it's F1.
[09:06.720 -> 09:08.740] Look at everything in F1, it's expensive.
[09:08.740 -> 09:10.000] Next question.
[09:10.000 -> 09:12.600] This one is one that we briefly spoke about
[09:12.600 -> 09:14.200] before coming live on air.
[09:14.200 -> 09:16.080] It's from Mac Halmston.
[09:16.080 -> 09:17.440] Shout out Mac.
[09:17.440 -> 09:20.360] And it just says reverse DRS.
[09:20.360 -> 09:24.640] And we both had different ideas about this.
[09:24.640 -> 09:26.480] I think, what did you say?
[09:26.480 -> 09:28.760] Well, what you said made me realize
[09:28.760 -> 09:30.400] that I was thinking about it wrong.
[09:30.400 -> 09:33.000] Well, you said, so as we know, DRS,
[09:33.000 -> 09:35.500] you get DRS if you're in one second of the person in front.
[09:35.500 -> 09:39.080] I think you said you should get DRS if you're over a second.
[09:39.080 -> 09:41.800] Well, that's what it would be, reverse DRS.
[09:41.800 -> 09:47.360] I thought it would be, everyone's always got DRS open and when
[09:47.360 -> 09:53.760] you're in ahead of someone, it turns out, but it doesn't make sense really. No I mean
[09:55.600 -> 10:03.520] someone said it and I'm trying to the thing is with DRS is it's ultimately such an important
[10:03.520 -> 10:06.760] overtaking tool if you were to reverse it,
[10:06.760 -> 10:10.360] it would make obviously the cars behind quicker,
[10:10.360 -> 10:12.680] but the car behind always has it.
[10:12.680 -> 10:14.560] For me, I think there's something more
[10:14.560 -> 10:15.400] that needs to be done.
[10:15.400 -> 10:17.440] You know, there's that line that they cross
[10:17.440 -> 10:19.480] and that's the detection zone.
[10:19.480 -> 10:21.480] You know, when you see it where like Max
[10:21.480 -> 10:22.840] is very, very good at it,
[10:22.840 -> 10:25.480] he'll deliberately cross the line at a certain point.
[10:25.480 -> 10:27.100] So he gets it.
[10:27.100 -> 10:31.360] Two races ago, not Spa, the one before it Monza,
[10:31.360 -> 10:34.960] there was a zone where it rolled into two DRS zones
[10:34.960 -> 10:36.680] back to back, but off one DRS zone.
[10:36.680 -> 10:38.360] So if you overtook on the first one.
[10:38.360 -> 10:39.320] What did you say Monza?
[10:39.320 -> 10:41.800] Was it Monza before Spa?
[10:41.800 -> 10:42.920] No, it was Austria.
[10:42.920 -> 10:45.440] Austria before Spa, sorry, that's where I'm going.
[10:45.440 -> 10:46.960] Yeah, either way, one of them races,
[10:46.960 -> 10:47.800] there was a DRS zone.
[10:47.800 -> 10:48.620] And it wasn't Max either, I don't think,
[10:48.620 -> 10:49.460] I think it was Perez.
[10:49.460 -> 10:52.240] Okay, there was a DRS zone
[10:52.240 -> 10:54.080] that went into another DRS zone.
[10:54.080 -> 10:55.560] And if you were in the detection zone,
[10:55.560 -> 10:58.240] you got it for the next one as well.
[10:58.240 -> 11:01.840] I just feel like they need to stop that from happening.
[11:01.840 -> 11:04.120] Like it should swap back from the car.
[11:04.120 -> 11:06.240] Like maybe DRS detection zones
[11:06.880 -> 11:13.120] shouldn't be there and maybe it should just be like within that part of the track at any point
[11:13.120 -> 11:18.000] if you're within a second it's instantly opened rather than a certain zone. Yeah but what if you're coming
[11:18.000 -> 11:22.640] like right to the end of a straight and then your DRS opens? Yeah would that be dangerous? But then they open their own DRS
[11:22.640 -> 11:26.840] so it's up to them whether they want to do it or not. So how would you reverse DRS then?
[11:26.840 -> 11:29.840] I don't, yeah, well, that's a tough one, really.
[11:29.840 -> 11:31.400] I don't think you can, to be honest.
[11:31.400 -> 11:32.640] It would mean that the car in,
[11:32.640 -> 11:34.380] it would mean that the car behind,
[11:35.480 -> 11:36.920] it would basically just mean,
[11:36.920 -> 11:38.320] yeah, because how would you reverse it?
[11:38.320 -> 11:40.600] Because the car in front doesn't have it anyway.
[11:40.600 -> 11:41.960] I think what you said's better.
[11:41.960 -> 11:45.720] If you're over a second, then you get it.
[11:45.720 -> 11:47.140] Because if you're out of it,
[11:47.140 -> 11:48.860] then if you're not within a second of someone
[11:48.860 -> 11:49.700] and you haven't got DRS,
[11:49.700 -> 11:50.700] you're never ever going to catch them.
[11:50.700 -> 11:53.740] Okay, but if, all right, now I'm really confused
[11:53.740 -> 11:57.140] because I thought that DRS is basically helped
[11:57.140 -> 11:57.980] by the slipstream.
[11:57.980 -> 11:58.980] And if you're out of a second,
[11:58.980 -> 12:00.780] then you're not even going to be right behind the car.
[12:00.780 -> 12:02.060] So then you're not even going to get
[12:02.060 -> 12:09.520] the maximum force of DRS, right? If you're like 1.5 behind the car in front and you get DRS at 1.5
[12:09.520 -> 12:13.240] yeah it's not gonna be anywhere near as fast as it would be if you were a second
[12:13.240 -> 12:18.920] it's still 14 miles, 18 kilometers. So if you did a whole lap with DRS open
[12:18.920 -> 12:23.200] yeah you would be quicker the whole way around yeah that's why quali laps are
[12:23.200 -> 12:25.920] always quicker than however the fastest lap in the race.
[12:25.920 -> 12:27.400] Cause I thought it only really worked
[12:27.400 -> 12:30.160] because you were in the slip stream of the car in front
[12:30.160 -> 12:32.020] that was a second in front.
[12:32.020 -> 12:32.860] That will help.
[12:32.860 -> 12:33.800] Of course that will help,
[12:33.800 -> 12:37.600] but like when they move to the side to overtake someone,
[12:37.600 -> 12:38.920] they're not behind them anymore, are they?
[12:38.920 -> 12:41.080] And they still go flying past them.
[12:41.080 -> 12:43.360] I think instead of reverse DRS,
[12:43.360 -> 12:45.280] just give more points out to the rest of the grid.
[12:45.280 -> 12:47.200] I'll just think reverse grid.
[12:47.200 -> 12:48.040] That's what I think.
[12:48.040 -> 12:49.680] Are we still saying reverse grid?
[12:49.680 -> 12:51.160] We're bringing that back.
[12:51.160 -> 12:52.240] We are indeed.
[12:54.200 -> 12:56.080] Okay, someone.
[12:56.080 -> 12:57.520] There's loads here.
[12:57.520 -> 12:59.960] Leanne has sent about 50.
[12:59.960 -> 13:00.920] Hello Leanne.
[13:00.920 -> 13:02.740] Oh, okay, have you got one from her?
[13:02.740 -> 13:04.720] No, I've got about 30.
[13:04.720 -> 13:06.520] Bethan Hughes has asked
[13:06.520 -> 13:09.220] how you broke into the podcasting space.
[13:10.080 -> 13:11.480] I think this is an interesting one.
[13:11.480 -> 13:12.300] Okay.
[13:12.300 -> 13:13.140] We spoke about it a million times,
[13:13.140 -> 13:15.320] but we'll speak about it again.
[13:15.320 -> 13:17.240] We broke into the podcasting space
[13:17.240 -> 13:19.920] just purely through Jake and I
[13:19.920 -> 13:21.800] wanting to do something together.
[13:21.800 -> 13:22.640] Yeah.
[13:22.640 -> 13:25.160] And yeah, Jake loves football and I don't.
[13:25.160 -> 13:28.640] So it was like, what can we come together and talk about?
[13:28.640 -> 13:30.400] And we just watched Drive to Survive.
[13:30.400 -> 13:32.120] Was it just after lockdown, I think?
[13:32.120 -> 13:33.440] We just watched Drive to Survive
[13:33.440 -> 13:34.680] and we were watching the F1,
[13:34.680 -> 13:36.960] the season where there was the big battle
[13:36.960 -> 13:39.680] and we had no idea what was going on.
[13:39.680 -> 13:42.000] And we were just watching this sport, like loving it.
[13:42.000 -> 13:45.040] We were like captivated by the end of that season.
[13:45.040 -> 13:47.440] Cause we started in, was it Brazil?
[13:47.440 -> 13:48.280] Yeah.
[13:48.280 -> 13:49.100] Brazil 2021.
[13:49.100 -> 13:49.940] Yeah, cause Hamilton's comeback from the back of the grid.
[13:49.940 -> 13:53.120] Was like one of the first races we watched.
[13:53.120 -> 13:54.160] And we were like, this is nuts.
[13:54.160 -> 13:55.480] We need to get into this.
[13:55.480 -> 13:57.880] And we were trying to figure out what to do.
[13:57.880 -> 13:59.040] YouTube wasn't really,
[13:59.040 -> 14:00.920] YouTube wasn't on my mind at that point.
[14:00.920 -> 14:02.720] Like I would, I didn't think I want to go on YouTube
[14:02.720 -> 14:04.840] and like, and talk about F1.
[14:10.680 -> 14:15.020] And I think podcasting to me seemed like the kind of better option easier option to break into it yeah I'd never ever I'd never ever spoken really
[14:15.020 -> 14:19.120] before like being in a band playing the drums you don't talk yeah you'd never
[14:19.120 -> 14:23.520] done anything on camera so so it's like it's talking without a camera on the
[14:23.520 -> 14:27.960] scene much better so we literally we we've got like a spare room in our flat.
[14:27.960 -> 14:30.440] So we kind of padded the walls and ceilings out
[14:30.440 -> 14:33.460] with some cheap foam that we bought off online.
[14:34.920 -> 14:37.760] Bought a couple of like kind of cheap microphones
[14:37.760 -> 14:39.660] and I already had like an audio interface
[14:39.660 -> 14:41.660] cause I make music and a laptop,
[14:41.660 -> 14:44.000] very grateful to have a laptop, a MacBook.
[14:44.000 -> 14:47.120] And yeah, we just, I think we used,
[14:47.120 -> 14:50.320] we combined our knowledge together,
[14:50.320 -> 14:52.160] of you filming stuff eventually,
[14:52.160 -> 14:54.320] and then like my audio knowledge
[14:54.320 -> 14:55.840] to just sit down and just do it.
[14:55.840 -> 14:57.720] Yeah, we're good at absolutely everything
[14:57.720 -> 14:59.800] with the podcast other than the knowledge.
[14:59.800 -> 15:02.600] We had everything sorted other than the knowledge,
[15:02.600 -> 15:04.520] and then we sat down on episode one,
[15:04.520 -> 15:07.560] and we filmed that first ever episode,
[15:07.560 -> 15:09.920] I don't know, maybe four or five times.
[15:09.920 -> 15:11.600] Cause we watched it back and I'd be like,
[15:11.600 -> 15:12.680] no, I don't want that.
[15:12.680 -> 15:13.520] I don't want to look like,
[15:13.520 -> 15:14.520] I don't want to sound like that.
[15:14.520 -> 15:17.360] And then ultimately they're all the same because it's us.
[15:17.360 -> 15:21.120] But we were so skeptical about like doing it
[15:21.120 -> 15:24.480] because I think we were quite aware that we knew nothing.
[15:24.480 -> 15:26.820] If I can give any words of advice or wisdom though
[15:26.820 -> 15:29.600] to anyone who maybe like wants to take the leap
[15:29.600 -> 15:30.700] and hasn't taken it yet
[15:30.700 -> 15:32.360] because they don't feel like they can do it
[15:32.360 -> 15:34.500] or maybe you've recorded an episode
[15:34.500 -> 15:38.220] and you think it sounds crap, just keep going with it.
[15:38.220 -> 15:40.420] Like we recently, we went back and listened
[15:40.420 -> 15:43.780] to some of our first episodes and I cringed so hard.
[15:43.780 -> 15:45.040] Yeah, I hate them.
[15:45.040 -> 15:47.000] I cringe so hard because it was so bad,
[15:47.000 -> 15:48.720] but you just have to battle through it
[15:48.720 -> 15:50.360] and then you'll get better at doing it.
[15:50.360 -> 15:51.320] Yeah. And you can also-
[15:51.320 -> 15:53.120] I don't feel like I've gotten any better at it,
[15:53.120 -> 15:53.960] to be honest.
[15:53.960 -> 15:56.080] No, I think it's just become more natural.
[15:56.080 -> 15:58.920] Like it's easier to talk for a longer period of time
[15:58.920 -> 16:00.680] about having to like desperately think
[16:00.680 -> 16:01.520] about what we're saying.
[16:01.520 -> 16:04.480] Like back in the day, we would go into every episode
[16:04.480 -> 16:07.040] with probably a whole thing of like notes on our phone.
[16:07.040 -> 16:08.600] Like, well, we're going to go from there to there,
[16:08.600 -> 16:10.040] to there, to there, to there.
[16:10.040 -> 16:12.760] Whereas now we just have like a couple of topics
[16:12.760 -> 16:14.460] and we kind of let it roll.
[16:14.460 -> 16:16.300] But the one thing with podcasting is like,
[16:16.300 -> 16:19.600] it can be quite dangerous because you talk
[16:19.600 -> 16:21.920] without really thinking about who's listening.
[16:21.920 -> 16:24.240] I mean, me and you are currently sat in the lounge.
[16:24.240 -> 16:25.660] It's only me and you here, right? We have no idea who around the who's listening. I mean, me and you are currently sat in the lounge, it's only me and you here, right?
[16:25.660 -> 16:28.400] We have no idea who around the world is listening.
[16:28.400 -> 16:29.360] We're just on our sofas.
[16:29.360 -> 16:31.040] How they're gonna react to it.
[16:31.040 -> 16:31.880] Yeah.
[16:31.880 -> 16:34.940] And sometimes you can not mean something in a certain way,
[16:34.940 -> 16:38.160] but the language barrier could present that
[16:38.160 -> 16:40.200] in a way that looks bad or.
[16:40.200 -> 16:41.240] The one thing I would say is,
[16:41.240 -> 16:43.080] if you wanna do a podcast,
[16:43.080 -> 16:48.800] remember the essence of podcasting and it's, it's literally a chat. And I know that people
[16:49.520 -> 16:53.440] have different ways of doing it. And some people want to host it more or have it more like an
[16:53.440 -> 17:01.120] interview or, but to me, podcasting, like I love Joe Rogan. I love impulsive Logan Paul, Mike Malak.
[17:02.480 -> 17:05.520] And they just talk, they just chat. It's just lads chatting.
[17:05.520 -> 17:07.600] Yeah, I don't like, even though we have guests on,
[17:07.600 -> 17:09.240] like I wouldn't want this to ever be
[17:09.240 -> 17:10.640] like an interview podcast.
[17:10.640 -> 17:12.360] Even when we get a guest on, I feel like it's more
[17:12.360 -> 17:14.480] there's just three people in a room chatting,
[17:14.480 -> 17:16.200] which takes the pressure off.
[17:16.200 -> 17:18.800] Because sometimes we get comments like,
[17:18.800 -> 17:20.960] I don't like the way that you guys butt in.
[17:20.960 -> 17:22.400] And I'm there thinking,
[17:22.400 -> 17:24.280] we're not just gonna ask a question
[17:24.280 -> 17:28.580] and then get the answer and then ask another question if like someone says something on my
[17:28.580 -> 17:31.660] show that I want to push him further and I want to ask him more at that point
[17:31.660 -> 17:36.200] about that's what you do yeah and I feel like that's kind of the route we've
[17:36.200 -> 17:39.680] stayed on it's it's a very raw conversation like you always listen to
[17:39.680 -> 17:43.180] other pods and you're quite critical about how our sounds because you're like
[17:43.180 -> 17:45.520] you like sound and sound guy.
[17:45.520 -> 17:48.980] But to me, I love the fact that ours is quite raw
[17:48.980 -> 17:52.240] and like you hear the breaths and you hear the,
[17:52.240 -> 17:54.400] it's very raw.
[17:54.400 -> 17:56.340] We're literally sat on the sofa right now,
[17:56.340 -> 17:59.880] just two different sofas with two mics, just chatting.
[17:59.880 -> 18:00.720] And I love it.
[18:00.720 -> 18:01.960] It's so raw.
[18:01.960 -> 18:03.640] It's my kind of vibe.
[18:03.640 -> 18:05.080] I've got a good question here.
[18:05.080 -> 18:10.080] It says, it basically says, oh, I've lost it.
[18:10.160 -> 18:11.660] Who would be your favorite brand
[18:11.660 -> 18:13.740] or manufacturer to join the grid?
[18:13.740 -> 18:16.480] Imagine someone like Nike joining.
[18:16.480 -> 18:21.480] So what brand, that's true, imagine a Nike car, a Nike car.
[18:22.680 -> 18:24.040] That doesn't speak to me that much.
[18:24.040 -> 18:26.480] I'd love like a... going in because
[18:26.480 -> 18:30.880] I'm not a very sporty person, I'd love like some sort of music brand. Okay, what music
[18:30.880 -> 18:35.480] brand? MTV. And their car's got a radio in it. Like an actual radio that plays music
[18:35.480 -> 18:40.800] out loud. West Coast Customs? A West Coast Customs team and every week they come out
[18:40.800 -> 18:46.560] with a popcorn machine in the back. Or like a food company. A McDonald's car.
[18:46.560 -> 18:48.440] Yeah, it's red and yellow.
[18:48.440 -> 18:50.080] A McDonald's car would be wicked.
[18:50.080 -> 18:53.000] And the back wing isn't a back wing, it's just an M.
[18:53.000 -> 18:54.880] The rear wing, sorry, is just an M.
[18:54.880 -> 18:56.860] Or there's a little hatch where you open up the engine
[18:56.860 -> 18:58.240] because the engine gets so hot,
[18:58.240 -> 18:59.600] you can put a McMuffin in there.
[18:59.600 -> 19:01.320] And at the end of 70 laps around Spa,
[19:01.320 -> 19:03.480] you've got like a nice toasted McMuffin.
[19:03.480 -> 19:05.700] That's not a bad idea.
[19:05.700 -> 19:06.540] That would be me.
[19:06.540 -> 19:08.620] What other brands would be quite good?
[19:08.620 -> 19:12.380] Katie Monks has said, we went to school with a Katie Monk.
[19:12.380 -> 19:13.420] I recognize the name Katie Monks.
[19:13.420 -> 19:14.700] We went to school with a Katie Monk.
[19:14.700 -> 19:16.380] This is not the same Katie Monk.
[19:16.380 -> 19:18.300] That's right, me and Fab did go to school together.
[19:18.300 -> 19:19.900] If there's anyone listening that hasn't been here
[19:19.900 -> 19:22.080] from the beginning, you might not even know that.
[19:22.080 -> 19:29.020] She said, what are your thoughts on Love Island stars as drivers that's actually a pretty pretty ridiculous one
[19:29.020 -> 19:38.680] Katie. I don't really think love island stars should be doing anything really unless you come out of that villa and have genuine talent within something. Yeah if they if they were like an ex-racing driver then why
[19:38.680 -> 19:41.800] not if you can do it if you like but I can't see it happening it's a bit
[19:41.800 -> 19:44.800] dangerous to be honest. Yeah that's I think Formula One's like one of them
[19:44.800 -> 19:45.280] sports where it doesn't matter who you are how famous you are you can't see it happening. It's a bit dangerous to be honest. Yeah, I think Formula One's like one of them sports
[19:45.280 -> 19:48.500] where it doesn't matter who you are, how famous you are,
[19:48.500 -> 19:52.220] you can't just be given, you know, a seat almost.
[19:52.220 -> 19:53.700] It's way too dangerous
[19:53.700 -> 19:56.660] because it's not only your own life at risk,
[19:56.660 -> 19:59.220] you're putting everyone else on the grid at risk.
[19:59.220 -> 20:01.780] You know, that's where a couple of episodes ago,
[20:01.780 -> 20:04.100] I was talking about how much the other drivers on the grid
[20:04.100 -> 20:06.160] have to trust the other drivers.
[20:06.160 -> 20:07.000] Oh yeah.
[20:07.000 -> 20:09.160] And you see it when it's a wet race with spray everywhere.
[20:09.160 -> 20:10.000] Like they have to know.
[20:10.000 -> 20:12.200] I can never trust you on the F122 game.
[20:12.200 -> 20:13.040] Why?
[20:13.040 -> 20:14.760] I could never trust you, I'm quick.
[20:14.760 -> 20:16.760] I never ever, you have,
[20:16.760 -> 20:19.320] I don't think you've ever completed a race.
[20:19.320 -> 20:21.000] You normally end up in the barrier.
[20:21.000 -> 20:22.140] I'm always playing on a controller.
[20:22.140 -> 20:27.680] Normally into the barrier on either the first or second lap and it's usually intentional. Every single person listening that
[20:27.680 -> 20:32.400] has played F1 22 knows that you can't play on a remote because there is delay. If you play on a
[20:32.400 -> 20:37.360] remote like a Sky remote then that's ridiculous. I play on an Xbox controller there's still delay
[20:37.360 -> 20:42.560] when it comes to real life I beat you in a car by a lot. What's your reply to that?
[20:43.760 -> 20:45.160] I don't have a reply to that.
[20:45.160 -> 20:50.200] Yeah, the kids all gone quiet over there my friend. There's a reason you're second from
[20:50.200 -> 20:57.820] bottom on the Pit Stop buzzers. Moving on. Someone's asked about life updates. Rain Man
[20:57.820 -> 21:02.600] life updates. The life update is Pit Stop still going strong. We're still loving it.
[21:02.600 -> 21:05.540] We're still trying to get some mega guests for you guys.
[21:05.540 -> 21:06.980] We're always trying.
[21:06.980 -> 21:08.200] We don't have a team of people
[21:08.200 -> 21:10.000] who are actively getting guests for us.
[21:10.000 -> 21:12.280] We just reach out ourselves and try and make it happen.
[21:12.280 -> 21:14.680] So I guess the bigger that Pitstop gets
[21:14.680 -> 21:17.300] and the more support that you guys give us,
[21:17.300 -> 21:18.320] the guests will come.
[21:18.320 -> 21:20.300] Our YouTube is growing.
[21:20.300 -> 21:22.520] I can't fucking believe that I'm gonna
[21:22.520 -> 21:24.760] hopefully have a YouTube channel with 100,000 followers.
[21:24.760 -> 21:26.880] I know, you always wanted a YouTube channel with 100, thousand I know you always wanted a YouTube channel with a hundred
[21:26.880 -> 21:31.840] Well, you just always wanted a YouTube channel on the YouTube channel and we're about to ding 80k
[21:32.080 -> 21:34.800] We've probably got a EK by the time this pod. That's not yeah
[21:34.800 -> 21:39.160] We might have a UK by time which means that we're in the final 20% guys. This is the road to 100k
[21:39.160 -> 21:42.000] I'm absolutely buzzing. So yeah apart from that
[21:42.840 -> 21:46.560] Family's happy and healthy. I've got another, I've got a little nephew now.
[21:46.560 -> 21:48.480] Yes, you have, shout out Caspian.
[21:48.480 -> 21:51.480] Caspian, so LLD's got a little brother
[21:51.480 -> 21:52.320] and yeah, things are all good.
[21:52.320 -> 21:53.140] What about you, mate?
[21:53.140 -> 21:53.980] What's going on in your life?
[21:53.980 -> 21:55.000] Yeah, my life's good.
[21:55.000 -> 21:57.680] Apart from the fact that you've got a brand new girlfriend.
[21:57.680 -> 21:59.200] I haven't got a new girlfriend.
[21:59.200 -> 22:01.320] You've said this last episode.
[22:01.320 -> 22:05.000] I go on one date and Fab gets so excited about it.
[22:05.000 -> 22:10.440] Literally I get the least excited about any date that you go on. You don't stop
[22:10.440 -> 22:13.300] asking me about the dates that I go on as soon as you come back you're like a
[22:13.300 -> 22:18.800] little puppy waiting for me to say something. I'm fascinated about you going on a date though because when you move to...
[22:18.800 -> 22:23.720] You should see it mate. I would love for you to... I would love...
[22:23.720 -> 22:25.680] well no it's not gonna happen
[22:25.680 -> 22:26.960] because I'm not gonna be going on any dates anymore
[22:26.960 -> 22:27.840] because I have a girlfriend,
[22:27.840 -> 22:30.040] but I would have loved for you
[22:30.040 -> 22:32.560] to have mic'd me up with a camera
[22:32.560 -> 22:34.920] so you can just see the man in action.
[22:34.920 -> 22:36.720] I've always, when you moved to London
[22:36.720 -> 22:38.600] and you went on the first couple of dates,
[22:38.600 -> 22:41.840] that's all I wanted to do, just fab in the big city.
[22:41.840 -> 22:43.960] I wanted to go and see how fab would be.
[22:43.960 -> 22:46.000] Lines in the big city. I wanted to go and see how fab would this be. Lines in the West End!
[22:46.000 -> 22:51.000] Nah, where the spoons, two pound cocktail. Nah, it's not me.
[22:51.000 -> 22:54.000] You always treat the ladies nicely, don't you?
[22:54.000 -> 22:56.000] I really do, I'm a good guy.
[22:56.000 -> 22:57.000] You're a proper gentleman, mate.
[22:57.000 -> 23:02.000] Question here, will Lewis win his eighth title?
[23:04.000 -> 23:07.100] What do you think about that? I'm gonna go straight out and say
[23:07.100 -> 23:15.340] it. I think yes. I do. I would love it to happen. I have to be realistic though.
[23:15.340 -> 23:20.460] It's probably going to be max for the next three years. It's going to be max
[23:20.460 -> 23:25.600] until at least 2026 isn't it? I don't think so mate. Do you not? I honestly don't because
[23:25.600 -> 23:33.280] now I'm not I'm I am not saying that Formula One is fixed I am not however I don't think the sport
[23:33.280 -> 23:37.520] I'm glad you're not saying that. I don't think the sport can carry on this way although it did when
[23:37.520 -> 23:43.360] Lewis got all of his titles but there was there was something there was something in between like
[23:43.360 -> 23:45.240] when Rosberg stole it and stuff.
[23:45.240 -> 23:47.320] So that's what Toto said, at least when he did it,
[23:47.320 -> 23:49.200] both Mercedes drivers were battling.
[23:49.200 -> 23:50.040] Exactly.
[23:50.040 -> 23:53.580] So I don't think it can carry on this way.
[23:53.580 -> 23:57.200] I do think that, you know, F1 has its diehard fan base
[23:57.200 -> 23:59.400] and those people were never ever going to leave.
[23:59.400 -> 24:02.200] But I do think there are a vast amount of people
[24:02.200 -> 24:03.680] who came from drive to survival,
[24:03.680 -> 24:05.920] came from the controversy in 2021,
[24:05.920 -> 24:09.420] who like F1, but they might get a bit bored
[24:09.420 -> 24:10.720] with this carries on.
[24:10.720 -> 24:15.160] So whether that means F1 try and change certain regulations
[24:15.160 -> 24:17.680] so that Red Bull aren't as quick, I don't know.
[24:17.680 -> 24:20.760] But I feel like, I don't feel like Max can go and win
[24:20.760 -> 24:22.760] the next three or four years,
[24:22.760 -> 24:25.520] because I honestly think some people might tune out.
[24:25.520 -> 24:30.000] But he is the best driver on the grid, this is where there's a difficulty.
[24:30.000 -> 24:33.480] Because it's hard to say that when he is the best driver.
[24:33.480 -> 24:37.120] It's hard to say he's the best driver when he's in a much better car.
[24:37.120 -> 24:40.680] Like yeah, obviously he is one of the best, but like I've said before, you put Fernando
[24:40.680 -> 24:42.000] Alonso in that Red Bull.
[24:42.000 -> 24:45.000] I guess the best example is the season Abu Dhabi though.
[24:45.000 -> 24:49.000] Like for example, even though people say it was controversial in the last race,
[24:49.000 -> 24:51.000] everyone agrees that Max deserved to win that season.
[24:51.000 -> 24:54.000] Well, Max was on fresh tyres, Lewis wasn't.
[24:54.000 -> 24:57.000] You really want to get fisty-fisty?
[24:57.000 -> 25:00.000] Well it's true, Max was on fresh tyres and Lewis wasn't.
[25:00.000 -> 25:02.000] That's why he could overtake him.
[25:02.000 -> 25:03.000] Next question.
[25:03.000 -> 25:07.000] Okay, well maybe Lewis will win his eighth, man, I don't know, but Max is very good.
[25:07.000 -> 25:09.000] Lewis has to get his eighth man.
[25:09.000 -> 25:12.000] Maybe Lewis just needs to go to Ferrari and Ferrari needs to sort it out.
[25:12.000 -> 25:14.000] I think Lewis should go to Haas and win in a Haas.
[25:14.000 -> 25:18.000] Or more about back to McLaren, back to where it all started if McLaren picks up.
[25:18.000 -> 25:21.000] Or Ross Brawn fucking makes like some mad return to F1.
[25:21.000 -> 25:23.000] Brawn GP are back.
[25:23.000 -> 25:26.920] Brawn GP are back in 2025. With Pitstop as the main sponsor.
[25:26.920 -> 25:29.200] Scott Pitstop, you and me are the reserve drivers,
[25:29.200 -> 25:30.040] but Lewis wins.
[25:30.040 -> 25:32.120] Joshua Bagenbaier and Lewis Hamilton lining up.
[25:32.120 -> 25:33.880] Yeah, that'd be awesome.
[25:33.880 -> 25:35.360] What track would you drive?
[25:35.360 -> 25:38.400] This is from Jessica1599.
[25:38.400 -> 25:42.680] If F4, out of nowhere, me and you do a bit of racing,
[25:42.680 -> 25:44.280] we get called up to an F4 team,
[25:44.280 -> 25:46.480] they say, right, you can drive one race this season,
[25:46.480 -> 25:48.200] but it's the same calendar as F1,
[25:48.200 -> 25:49.800] we've got the calendar on the wall there,
[25:49.800 -> 25:50.980] and you've got to do a race
[25:50.980 -> 25:53.840] that you think you would do the best in.
[25:53.840 -> 25:56.060] So the race that, because I have two answers,
[25:56.060 -> 25:56.900] one which I would really love to do.
[25:56.900 -> 25:58.360] One would be Austria, surely.
[25:58.360 -> 25:59.860] And the other, yeah, so the one which I think
[25:59.860 -> 26:01.560] I would do the best in is Austria,
[26:01.560 -> 26:02.800] only because it's the one that I've had
[26:02.800 -> 26:04.520] the most practice on in the sim.
[26:04.520 -> 26:07.620] I can drive it without the fucking line on the floor.
[26:07.620 -> 26:09.340] I know where the breaking boards are.
[26:09.340 -> 26:11.220] So I think that would be the one for me.
[26:11.220 -> 26:13.340] The one, however, which I would love to do
[26:13.340 -> 26:15.240] is like a night race.
[26:15.240 -> 26:16.340] I'd love to do a night race.
[26:16.340 -> 26:17.980] So whether that'd be like Singapore
[26:17.980 -> 26:19.900] or is Abu Dhabi a night race?
[26:19.900 -> 26:21.100] Like it was an evening race or something.
[26:21.100 -> 26:24.060] I just think it'd be amazing to race in Abu Dhabi.
[26:24.060 -> 26:24.880] I think-
[26:24.880 -> 26:26.680] Be hot though, be hot.
[26:26.680 -> 26:30.760] I reckon, I reckon I've got three.
[26:30.760 -> 26:32.240] I know what yours would be.
[26:32.240 -> 26:34.920] Well, I know Mexico better than any other track.
[26:34.920 -> 26:36.480] I know Mexico on the back of my hand.
[26:36.480 -> 26:38.760] Yeah, honestly I do, I do know Mexico.
[26:38.760 -> 26:41.320] I know exactly where to brake, exactly where to do this.
[26:41.320 -> 26:43.360] I have done it so many times.
[26:43.360 -> 26:45.040] Austria, I feel like I also
[26:45.040 -> 26:48.640] know quite well but then just being British I definitely want to drive
[26:48.640 -> 26:52.840] Silverstone like yeah I want to experience that I'd want to get all the
[26:52.840 -> 26:57.680] family down you know have a coffee with me the morning the amount of times this
[26:57.680 -> 27:00.760] sounds really sad but the amount of times I play on the game and I'm doing a
[27:00.760 -> 27:04.600] quali lap and I'm imagining in my head like this is my lap my family I'm
[27:04.600 -> 27:08.560] watching it late I've got put it in I've got to put it in and then
[27:08.560 -> 27:11.240] first corner I'm in the ball.
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[28:37.680 -> 28:44.800] Columbia.com slash infinity. So stemming off from that, thanks for that question by the way,
[28:47.000 -> 28:51.800] So stemming off from that, thanks for that question by the way, Kirsty Shaw has said who would you want to race for slash who would be your dream teammate?
[28:51.800 -> 28:56.880] I would want to race, it depends how you're asking the question, are you
[28:56.880 -> 29:00.480] asking it in terms of the current grid because I wouldn't want to drive for
[29:00.480 -> 29:04.040] Ferrari in the state that they are at the minute, however if you're just
[29:04.040 -> 29:10.040] talking about like any time I would love to drive for Ferrari in the state that they are at the minute. However, if you're just talking about like any time, I would love to drive for Ferrari. They are the most historic,
[29:10.040 -> 29:17.280] greatest F1 team on the grid. I'm half Italian, you do the math, and I would love for my teammate
[29:17.280 -> 29:27.520] to be Fernando Alonso. Oh my God. Yep. Fab and Alonso in the Ferrari. Yeah, that would be yeah. I'd love to see Alonzo back at Ferrari.
[29:28.560 -> 29:30.560] Oh god, who would I want?
[29:30.560 -> 29:37.360] I personally, yeah, I see because I always think you're quite Nordic. Imagine you're the Sorting Hat and this is Harry Potter
[29:37.360 -> 29:41.300] Where'd you put me? No, you always say this. You say you think I'm a bit Nordic.
[29:41.920 -> 29:44.920] Mercedes! I see you at Mercedes. Who with?
[29:48.080 -> 29:54.440] Who do you think I'd get on with? Yuki. Oh my god I'd have such a laugh with you. But we'd get nothing done.
[29:54.440 -> 30:00.440] I know. Like I would be the worst. You guys would be dream partners at
[30:00.440 -> 30:08.520] karaoke. But I am very competitive so I would not like it if my teammate was faster than me.
[30:08.520 -> 30:09.960] So.
[30:09.960 -> 30:10.780] I think any of your,
[30:10.780 -> 30:12.240] any of the teammates is going to be faster than you.
[30:12.240 -> 30:13.080] Yeah, that's true.
[30:13.080 -> 30:15.200] I'd not, I think I'm kind of a harsh guy
[30:15.200 -> 30:16.280] cause I'd want Gunther.
[30:16.280 -> 30:17.120] Yeah, I see that.
[30:17.120 -> 30:19.000] I'd want to go into the office every day
[30:19.000 -> 30:20.200] and see Gunther, that'd make me smile.
[30:20.200 -> 30:21.400] You've always been with harsh.
[30:21.400 -> 30:22.920] Yeah, I've been harsh from the beginning, mate.
[30:22.920 -> 30:24.920] That was the first ever F1 merch I got.
[30:24.920 -> 30:27.560] And for teammate, I've been with Haas from the beginning, mate. That was the first ever F1 merch I got. And for team mate, I'm going...
[30:29.420 -> 30:30.900] JB, Jenson Button.
[30:31.780 -> 30:33.440] Two JBs on the grid together.
[30:33.440 -> 30:34.280] Yeah, I like that.
[30:34.280 -> 30:35.280] Yeah, fair enough.
[30:35.280 -> 30:39.680] Christian Berkmos has said,
[30:39.680 -> 30:43.100] just talk much about nothing like you always do.
[30:46.000 -> 30:47.240] There you go, Christian.
[30:47.240 -> 30:48.280] Next question.
[30:49.520 -> 30:51.040] Josh Brown wants to know our thoughts
[30:51.040 -> 30:52.560] on Otmar leaving Alpine.
[30:55.160 -> 30:57.800] Well, we've heard rumors that it might be Benoto
[30:57.800 -> 30:59.240] replacing him at Alpine.
[31:01.480 -> 31:05.000] I don't know enough really about Ottmar to really know.
[31:05.280 -> 31:09.680] All I would say is that, you know, he's American,
[31:09.680 -> 31:13.680] Alpine, you know, French team, really,
[31:13.680 -> 31:16.760] even though it's 50-50, like they're based in the UK.
[31:16.760 -> 31:20.600] I would just love to see like a French guy head up Alpine.
[31:20.600 -> 31:22.240] Do you reckon the friction could have started there
[31:22.240 -> 31:24.140] at Alpine for him when Alonso left?
[31:24.140 -> 31:26.360] Because having Alonso for Alpine was a big deal.
[31:26.360 -> 31:28.520] Like you've got Fernando Alonso.
[31:28.520 -> 31:32.560] Yeah, and I don't think Oscar helped, to be honest with you.
[31:32.560 -> 31:34.800] Yeah, I don't think the Oscar situation would have helped,
[31:34.800 -> 31:39.440] especially with them watching Oscar do so well.
[31:39.440 -> 31:41.980] And then they had that double DNF.
[31:41.980 -> 31:45.380] It just wasn't great timing for them really was it? Not really.
[31:45.380 -> 31:52.680] Misco Scopio has said how does the points system work for a team that
[31:52.680 -> 31:57.400] has three free drivers? I saw that one and I purposely ignored it because I didn't
[31:57.400 -> 32:00.400] know how to answer it. No and I've just read it out and now I can't understand what I
[32:00.400 -> 32:04.880] said. Say it again. How does a point system work for if your team had three
[32:04.880 -> 32:09.220] drivers? We have said before it would be good if each team had three
[32:09.220 -> 32:14.520] drivers. Wouldn't the point system just stay the same? Maybe, but they
[32:14.520 -> 32:18.640] need to add more points no matter what. I feel like every race you have to be
[32:18.640 -> 32:25.000] competing for something. I feel like these teams that don't ever get in the top 10
[32:29.680 -> 32:30.860] Three drivers would be crazy. Okay, if it was three drivers
[32:36.880 -> 32:37.160] Imagine tomorrow Formula One announces after the summer break. It's coming back three drivers each team
[32:43.560 -> 32:43.800] Let's just do Red Bull Mercedes Ferrari and McLaren. They need to sign their third driver Red Bull
[32:45.840 -> 32:48.360] What happens within the grid? Red Bull, Dennis Helger.
[32:48.360 -> 32:50.280] Why can't you rip from another team?
[32:51.120 -> 32:52.400] Who would have the biggest pull?
[32:52.400 -> 32:53.440] Red Bull got budget.
[32:53.440 -> 32:55.680] Red Bull would get another nice driver.
[32:55.680 -> 32:58.080] Dragovic with Aston Martin.
[32:58.080 -> 33:00.560] Dragovic would probably take the Aston seat.
[33:00.560 -> 33:01.400] McLaren?
[33:04.000 -> 33:07.440] Danny Rick would probably go back to Red Bull instantly. I reckon they'd
[33:07.440 -> 33:12.240] just say yeah we'll take Danny. Yeah yeah yeah that's fair actually. And Ferrari? They
[33:12.240 -> 33:18.480] got Robert Schwarzman as a reserve. Ollie Behrman mate. Oh my god if they pulled up
[33:18.480 -> 33:25.600] Behrman. Ollie Behrman doesn't finish Formula 2 because he is called up for the third Ferrari seat.
[33:25.600 -> 33:26.600] Mick Schumacher?
[33:26.600 -> 33:30.000] And he absolutely spanks Leclerc in signs.
[33:30.000 -> 33:31.000] Wow.
[33:31.000 -> 33:32.000] Mercedes?
[33:32.000 -> 33:36.400] Mercedes have two British drivers.
[33:36.400 -> 33:37.400] Could they go for Lando?
[33:37.400 -> 33:40.120] No, Lando wouldn't leave McLaren.
[33:40.120 -> 33:41.120] Not now.
[33:41.120 -> 33:42.120] Mick?
[33:42.120 -> 33:43.120] Mick.
[33:43.120 -> 33:44.120] Mick.
[33:44.120 -> 33:45.720] Yeah, Mick could fit in there. What about McLaren?
[33:45.720 -> 33:48.080] Who could go with Lando and Oscar?
[33:48.080 -> 33:50.240] Who would be a good teammate with Lando and Oscar?
[33:50.240 -> 33:51.640] You'd need someone older, I think.
[33:51.640 -> 33:54.120] You couldn't get another younger.
[33:54.120 -> 33:56.280] Cause they're already battling like two.
[33:56.280 -> 33:57.720] They're not battling, but you know what I mean?
[33:57.720 -> 33:59.720] They've got to help bring them up, grow them as people.
[33:59.720 -> 34:01.560] They're young, young guys.
[34:01.560 -> 34:04.040] I would really, really love to see Jake Hughes
[34:04.040 -> 34:05.240] step up from Formula E.
[34:05.240 -> 34:12.320] He races for McLaren in Formula E. Stick Jake Hughes in the third seat of
[34:12.320 -> 34:16.080] McLaren. I was completely against what you just said but three young drivers
[34:16.080 -> 34:21.360] that would be special. Three young drivers would be absolutely chaos. I don't
[34:21.360 -> 34:24.600] know what it is about Jake Hughes but to me he looks like a racing driver. Yeah
[34:24.600 -> 34:26.360] Jake Hughes is.
[34:26.360 -> 34:28.500] Maybe not necessarily a Formula One driver.
[34:28.500 -> 34:29.760] They have a very specific look,
[34:29.760 -> 34:32.440] but he looks to me, especially when he's got a hat on,
[34:32.440 -> 34:33.920] he looks like a racing driver.
[34:33.920 -> 34:34.760] Yeah.
[34:34.760 -> 34:36.200] Probably because he is a racing driver.
[34:36.200 -> 34:38.280] Yeah, no, he's an amazing example
[34:38.280 -> 34:41.200] of someone going to a different series.
[34:41.200 -> 34:44.360] Like I love seeing him, all McLaren branded up
[34:44.360 -> 34:45.240] and it's so cool.
[34:45.240 -> 34:46.680] We had him on the show a while ago.
[34:46.680 -> 34:49.980] I feels like a long time ago now that we had JQs on.
[34:49.980 -> 34:54.800] Kyle Smith wants us to talk about the fact that he is going
[34:54.800 -> 34:58.880] to be the most listened person to the podcast in 2023.
[34:58.880 -> 35:01.160] And he owes us a beer apparently.
[35:01.160 -> 35:03.280] Kyle, you don't owe us nothing my man.
[35:03.280 -> 35:04.560] Just keep listening to the pods.
[35:04.560 -> 35:07.800] Appreciate it. If you want to grab us a beer and you see us, by all means, just
[35:07.800 -> 35:12.560] make sure it's a Heineken Silver. And yeah, thanks for tuning in mate.
[35:12.560 -> 35:17.800] Cheers mate. Stefan Stabler has said something which we've never spoke about on the pod,
[35:17.800 -> 35:23.040] but I have always thought it. We'd be more interested to know more about the laps the
[35:23.040 -> 35:25.260] drivers are allowed to do before the race.
[35:25.260 -> 35:27.740] You know, when they go out the pits
[35:27.740 -> 35:29.940] and it's meant to be kind of the form,
[35:29.940 -> 35:32.220] not the formation app, but gets the grid.
[35:32.220 -> 35:35.580] You see him quite a lot, do quite a few laps, don't you?
[35:35.580 -> 35:37.420] That's on a sprint weekend.
[35:37.420 -> 35:39.460] I've seen it before feature races.
[35:39.460 -> 35:42.180] They come out of the pit, they go around, they pit.
[35:42.180 -> 35:44.060] They come out, they pit.
[35:44.060 -> 35:47.160] On a feature race, yeah. But it's when it's on a sprint weekend because they only have
[35:47.160 -> 35:48.160] one practice, right?
[35:48.160 -> 35:49.160] Is it?
[35:49.160 -> 35:51.160] They only have one practice session.
[35:51.160 -> 35:52.160] Yeah.
[35:52.160 -> 35:54.580] I see it every weekend, mate.
[35:54.580 -> 35:56.580] They come out the pits before they go to the grid.
[35:56.580 -> 35:57.580] I don't know what you're fucking watching.
[35:57.580 -> 35:58.580] Pardon?
[35:58.580 -> 35:59.580] I don't know what you're watching.
[35:59.580 -> 36:00.580] Trust me, this is why this person said it.
[36:00.580 -> 36:02.920] You said that with confidence, so I trust you.
[36:02.920 -> 36:08.380] Yeah, no, I'm 100% right because you know the pit is before the grid, obviously.
[36:08.380 -> 36:10.040] What they do is they go round, they pit,
[36:10.040 -> 36:10.980] then they go back out again,
[36:10.980 -> 36:11.840] because they skipped the grid,
[36:11.840 -> 36:13.480] and they go back out again, they pit,
[36:13.480 -> 36:15.920] they get like a couple of laps in.
[36:15.920 -> 36:17.560] What are they doing there?
[36:17.560 -> 36:19.000] Are they finding a feel for the track
[36:19.000 -> 36:20.040] so they can go back in and go,
[36:20.040 -> 36:22.940] these tires are probably best for the start of the race?
[36:22.940 -> 36:26.320] I'm fairly sure it's only on sprint weekends.
[36:26.320 -> 36:27.320] That's as far as I know,
[36:27.320 -> 36:30.080] because they miss out on FP2 and FP3.
[36:30.080 -> 36:31.880] But it's not a practice session?
[36:31.880 -> 36:32.720] No, it's not.
[36:32.720 -> 36:34.120] It's just like a few laps before the formation.
[36:34.120 -> 36:35.840] Just to get warmed up, do you think?
[36:35.840 -> 36:36.680] Yeah.
[36:36.680 -> 36:38.640] I feel like I've seen it on a lot of weekends.
[36:38.640 -> 36:40.200] I found out a piece of knowledge,
[36:40.200 -> 36:41.480] finally you talk about tyres.
[36:41.480 -> 36:46.000] Apparently, there is between an 11 and 16 minute window
[36:46.000 -> 36:48.460] It changes apparently don't know how they work it out
[36:49.580 -> 36:53.040] That they are allowed to decide the tires before the race
[36:53.160 -> 36:59.200] So anywhere between 11 and 16 minutes before the race, they're allowed to decide what tires they want to start on
[36:59.900 -> 37:05.620] After that, it's under 11 minutes. you can't change. Really? Apparently.
[37:05.620 -> 37:08.240] And that's from a very creditable source in F1.
[37:08.240 -> 37:09.080] No, that is true.
[37:09.080 -> 37:10.520] I know where you got that one from, yeah.
[37:10.520 -> 37:11.360] Yeah.
[37:11.360 -> 37:12.760] But that means if it starts pissing with rain,
[37:12.760 -> 37:13.600] there's nothing you can do.
[37:13.600 -> 37:15.680] But that's why you saw that race a while ago
[37:15.680 -> 37:17.720] where Lewis Hamilton was the only person to start
[37:17.720 -> 37:20.080] on the grid and everyone else come out of the pits.
[37:20.080 -> 37:20.920] Right.
[37:20.920 -> 37:24.020] Because everyone else chose to pit on the formation lap,
[37:24.020 -> 37:25.800] which means they started from the pits.
[37:25.800 -> 37:26.300] Right.
[37:26.300 -> 37:29.300] Whereas Hamilton started the race on his own, the only person.
[37:29.300 -> 37:30.700] I'm not the only one out here, Bono.
[37:30.700 -> 37:31.900] I would love that.
[37:31.900 -> 37:33.300] Yes, Lewis, you are.
[37:33.300 -> 37:36.800] I got another fact about tyres. Bridgestone are looking to come back.
[37:36.800 -> 37:37.900] They are?
[37:37.900 -> 37:38.400] Yeah.
[37:38.400 -> 37:39.400] I'm a Pirelli man.
[37:39.400 -> 37:41.000] Do you know anything about Bridgestones?
[37:41.000 -> 37:42.600] I have one on my Golf.
[37:42.600 -> 37:44.000] Hang on a minute.
[37:44.000 -> 37:45.100] You're telling me
[37:45.100 -> 37:50.700] the golf has bridge stones and you're a prally man? Only one, only one bridge stone.
[37:50.700 -> 37:54.760] How would you only have one bridge stone? Because I hit a pothole and I had the
[37:54.760 -> 37:57.400] tyre replaced and the guy said to me you've got three options you've got a
[37:57.400 -> 38:01.240] cheap option you've got a medium option and you've got an expensive option and I
[38:01.240 -> 38:07.560] said baby hit me up with that bridge stone I don't care about the price give me those Bridgestones okay. So you got one
[38:07.560 -> 38:11.840] Bridgestone? Yeah. You got a load of stepbrothers driving you around? Yeah and it's on the left-hand side of the
[38:11.840 -> 38:16.020] car so when I'm going around a corner on the left I'm like Schumacher mate
[38:16.020 -> 38:21.160] around the right I'm more like Nico Hagenberg. So I don't know nothing about the
[38:21.160 -> 38:25.640] difference though. This might be the most stupid question ever,
[38:25.640 -> 38:28.080] but if Bridgestone won it,
[38:28.080 -> 38:30.120] because that's clearly a massive contract
[38:30.120 -> 38:31.560] to be the tire for the-
[38:31.560 -> 38:32.380] Huge.
[38:32.380 -> 38:33.800] Yeah, it's a massive deal.
[38:33.800 -> 38:38.120] If Bridgestone did get it, would the tires be different?
[38:38.120 -> 38:40.840] Like I get there'd be Bridgestone tires,
[38:40.840 -> 38:43.560] but what would be different about the tire?
[38:43.560 -> 38:46.040] Surely it would just still be exactly the same.
[38:46.040 -> 38:48.140] Well, it's however they design it.
[38:48.140 -> 38:49.280] You know, it's like saying what's the difference
[38:49.280 -> 38:50.760] between buying chicken breast in Asda
[38:50.760 -> 38:52.480] and buying it in Tesco?
[38:52.480 -> 38:53.880] Still comes from a chicken, right?
[38:53.880 -> 38:54.800] Well, that's it.
[38:54.800 -> 38:56.560] What came first, chicken or the egg?
[38:56.560 -> 38:58.160] Well, what do you think?
[38:58.160 -> 38:59.760] Well, exactly, exactly.
[38:59.760 -> 39:00.920] No one's got an answer for it.
[39:00.920 -> 39:01.760] No one knows.
[39:01.760 -> 39:02.600] It's a crazy one.
[39:02.600 -> 39:04.500] The chicken must've come first,
[39:04.500 -> 39:07.560] but I don't know how the chicken got there. I reckon the egg came first mate.
[39:07.560 -> 39:10.900] Maybe the egg come first but from a different kind of animal and then it
[39:10.900 -> 39:14.280] like evolved into a chicken. Yep that's what I was thinking. That's probably the best.
[39:14.280 -> 39:20.000] So like a pterodactyl prehistoric times flies down drops an egg and there's a
[39:20.000 -> 39:24.200] little bit of chicken in it. Just a little bit. Yeah because it's mated with something else.
[39:24.200 -> 39:28.700] This is the only reasonable, reasonable option someone said please can you get
[39:28.700 -> 39:31.780] Bianca Bustamante on the pod we're trying we have we are trying we have
[39:31.780 -> 39:36.020] messaged we have received communication and we're gonna try and get it done soon
[39:36.020 -> 39:40.980] Toby has said what's your perfect Sunday so I'm gonna walk you through it now if
[39:40.980 -> 39:47.880] it's a race weekend we get up at the crack of dawn McDonald's breakfast straight off the bat it's a McDonald's breakfast at
[39:47.880 -> 39:52.480] about 7 a.m. because we watch the f3 and the f2 now we won't move from the sofa
[39:52.480 -> 39:58.400] until from 7 7 a.m. until 2 o'clock 3 o'clock whenever the race is on and then
[39:58.400 -> 40:02.320] after that Sunday we have to film a pod so we have a little bit of a break in
[40:02.320 -> 40:09.400] between kind of gather some notes sit down do the pod straight into editing it putting it up for midnight
[40:09.400 -> 40:13.360] and then if we've been filming cutting out a load of clips yeah Sundays are
[40:13.360 -> 40:16.400] always a hundred percent at home that's a full race day really isn't it
[40:16.400 -> 40:23.000] Sunday is film edit get it up watch everything yep yeah if it's not race
[40:23.000 -> 40:25.040] weekend then maybe you know I might cook up a always at home. If it's not race weekend, then maybe, you know,
[40:25.040 -> 40:26.940] I might cook up a little Sunday roast,
[40:28.040 -> 40:28.880] but yeah, that's about it.
[40:28.880 -> 40:30.160] Don't really leave the house on Sundays.
[40:30.160 -> 40:32.080] Sunday is the day of rest.
[40:32.080 -> 40:33.240] Monique De Bruyne.
[40:33.240 -> 40:34.680] Aha, I see this one.
[40:34.680 -> 40:38.120] Thoughts on Logan Sargent still not having any points.
[40:38.120 -> 40:40.520] My thoughts are he's a rookie.
[40:40.520 -> 40:42.720] He's not in a quick car.
[40:42.720 -> 40:43.880] Really?
[40:43.880 -> 40:45.480] Williams isn't one of the slowest on the grid,
[40:45.480 -> 40:47.120] Albon's been able to get points in it.
[40:47.120 -> 40:49.160] It's not, but it's also not the quickest
[40:49.160 -> 40:51.420] and Albon's got a lot of history in F1.
[40:51.420 -> 40:54.400] No, yeah, that's it, isn't it?
[40:54.400 -> 40:56.600] Albon's actually very good.
[40:56.600 -> 41:00.500] I think we need to be careful with being so harsh
[41:00.500 -> 41:01.420] on these rookies.
[41:01.420 -> 41:04.020] And I think Nick De Vries was an example of that.
[41:04.020 -> 41:06.520] Like, you've got to give them time. It's such a step up. We talk to these Fies and I think Nick DeVries was an example of that. Like you've got to give them time.
[41:06.520 -> 41:08.200] It's such a step up.
[41:08.200 -> 41:14.040] We talk to these F2 and F3 drivers and all of them say the difference is crazy.
[41:14.040 -> 41:16.400] Imagine you step into that car, you have all the pressure.
[41:16.400 -> 41:20.600] An F2 driver goes out on a weekend and half the stands are empty.
[41:20.600 -> 41:25.000] F1, cameras, thousands of people, everything is so intense.
[41:26.640 -> 41:28.360] Millions of people watching around the world.
[41:28.360 -> 41:30.000] There's so much to deal with.
[41:30.000 -> 41:31.960] And the fact your car is quicker
[41:31.960 -> 41:34.440] and the fact everyone on the grid is quicker.
[41:34.440 -> 41:35.280] Yeah.
[41:35.280 -> 41:37.160] You know, you got to give him time.
[41:37.160 -> 41:38.480] I mean, don't get me wrong.
[41:38.480 -> 41:40.560] I wish he had points, but like Fab said,
[41:40.560 -> 41:41.760] the Williams isn't the quickest car.
[41:41.760 -> 41:44.340] Albon is just absolutely smashing it.
[41:44.340 -> 41:48.720] Georgia Hodgson has said, will Lando be world champion?
[41:51.120 -> 41:53.280] That's a harder question than I anticipated.
[41:56.720 -> 41:59.280] Oh man, I don't know how to word this properly.
[42:13.120 -> 42:21.080] I think if the stars aligned and the right car came at the right time, then it's possible. But I think in a car where you'd have to get every ounce of it to really push and try and
[42:21.080 -> 42:24.600] get it, I just don't know if I see it happening.
[42:24.600 -> 42:28.660] It'd have to be a flawless car. I agree when we came into the sport and we see all these
[42:28.660 -> 42:31.900] people talk about who the quickest driver was like it's easy to be like one
[42:31.900 -> 42:34.820] day I'll be a world champion one day we a world champion but then the more you
[42:34.820 -> 42:39.020] watch it and with how things are currently you realize that it just
[42:39.020 -> 42:46.320] genuinely is all about what car they're in and unless that McLaren is much much quicker yeah
[42:46.320 -> 42:50.120] and also you got I'm not even bashing on land though like not at all no no no
[42:50.120 -> 42:54.360] class class driver and he's proven it this year he's proven it in previous
[42:54.360 -> 43:00.720] years but yeah unless the car is like the best on the grid I just don't know
[43:00.720 -> 43:03.480] well that makes sense unless you've got the best car on the grid you won't be a
[43:03.480 -> 43:07.080] world champion will you exactly but if that McLaren does become the best car on the grid
[43:07.080 -> 43:09.920] They're not just gonna have one driver that could be a world champion
[43:10.600 -> 43:15.040] Oscar could definitely be a world champion as well. Okay. Yeah, I think I could see Oscar doing it
[43:15.040 -> 43:18.320] So maybe not a McLaren, but or maybe a McLaren, but we'll see
[43:19.080 -> 43:21.080] Someone sent in a really good question actually
[43:21.480 -> 43:25.120] Best drunk stories post F1 races.
[43:25.120 -> 43:27.540] For instance, like being interviewed by Ted
[43:27.540 -> 43:28.920] for the first time.
[43:28.920 -> 43:31.160] That's probably one of the best.
[43:31.160 -> 43:32.360] I've got to say.
[43:32.360 -> 43:34.160] The Tuk Tuk stories are not bad.
[43:34.160 -> 43:35.000] Have we told it?
[43:35.000 -> 43:36.400] Did that ever make the internet?
[43:36.400 -> 43:37.520] I don't know if we can really,
[43:37.520 -> 43:40.340] if it's our place to talk about it.
[43:41.520 -> 43:42.400] I don't really know if it is.
[43:42.400 -> 43:44.400] I'll talk about it in a roundabout way.
[43:44.400 -> 43:47.020] After Barcelona, it was after the race.
[43:47.020 -> 43:50.120] We met a guy, so we've spoken about this before.
[43:50.120 -> 43:51.120] It was a nightmare.
[43:51.120 -> 43:53.760] We didn't have a taxi sorted to get back from Barcelona.
[43:53.760 -> 43:56.200] You had a hundred thousand people leaving the circuit
[43:56.200 -> 43:58.280] with no way of getting home.
[43:58.280 -> 44:01.000] The nearest train station was like a two mile walk away,
[44:01.000 -> 44:02.480] like downhill.
[44:02.480 -> 44:04.920] So everyone's like trudging down this hill.
[44:04.920 -> 44:07.880] We get to the closest town, you got a hundred thousand people trying to get on
[44:07.880 -> 44:11.760] a train so we just gave up we're like it's not it's not gonna happen let's
[44:11.760 -> 44:16.560] just like post up for a little bit there was a few bars sitting outside I'll have
[44:16.560 -> 44:22.200] a few beers and we're in the queue getting some beers and I hear a
[44:22.200 -> 44:26.840] British voice and there's this fella standing there in a Mercedes T-shirt, his name's John.
[44:26.840 -> 44:28.440] And John's a good friend of ours now.
[44:28.440 -> 44:31.040] We've become friends at Barcelona.
[44:31.040 -> 44:35.040] And he is friends with someone who works in F1.
[44:36.000 -> 44:39.760] So in a round of crazy whatever happened on Sunday night,
[44:39.760 -> 44:44.560] we went out for dinner with John and a few other friends,
[44:44.560 -> 44:47.560] got in contact with this person, met up with them.
[44:47.560 -> 44:50.040] And before you know it, we're lashed.
[44:50.040 -> 44:53.760] We're squeezed into the back of a couple of tuk-tuks
[44:53.760 -> 44:57.140] and we're getting taken down to like the seafront
[44:57.140 -> 44:58.960] because that's where there's like these two or three
[44:58.960 -> 45:01.800] like unbelievable clubs in Barcelona,
[45:01.800 -> 45:04.600] which obviously I'd never heard of, never been to before.
[45:04.600 -> 45:06.440] And for a start, I couldn't believe I was,
[45:06.440 -> 45:09.360] so I was all of a sudden sat next to this person
[45:09.360 -> 45:11.040] from Formula One in the back of this tuk-tuk,
[45:11.040 -> 45:13.360] it's pretty funny, squeezed in.
[45:13.360 -> 45:15.120] But then our tuk-tuk driver went,
[45:15.120 -> 45:16.600] took the wrong road and went the wrong way.
[45:16.600 -> 45:18.040] We got pulled over by the police.
[45:18.040 -> 45:19.640] Yeah, cause I was already there.
[45:19.640 -> 45:21.880] I was waiting outside this club for you.
[45:21.880 -> 45:22.720] Yeah.
[45:22.720 -> 45:24.000] You guys took forever.
[45:24.000 -> 45:26.960] And then you get there, you're like're like yeah we got pulled over by the police
[45:26.960 -> 45:31.800] I just there's fab right this is fab from a small town in the southeast of
[45:31.800 -> 45:37.080] England who never thought much would happen and all of a sudden I'm sat in
[45:37.080 -> 45:40.920] the back of a tuk-tuk with someone very notable from everyone that everyone will
[45:40.920 -> 45:46.840] know we've just I'm pissed out of my head and we've just been pulled over by the police because our driver's gone the wrong way
[45:46.840 -> 45:52.740] at like 1 a.m. so funny and then we do get into the club well we what we were
[45:52.740 -> 45:56.160] trying to get into the club it was a very high-end club they didn't know who
[45:56.160 -> 46:00.720] we were because why the fuck would they I think mr. Peter Gasol he might have
[46:00.720 -> 46:05.000] helped us get in a little bit yeah Pierre Gasly shows up and he's standing
[46:05.000 -> 46:10.920] there, he's talking to the security and that and eventually he gets let in so we just kind
[46:10.920 -> 46:17.080] of followed him behind. Yeah we literally did. And we just got in. Colour signs, Pierre
[46:17.080 -> 46:24.440] Gasly. It was pretty random. That's just the pit stop way, you just gotta sneak in you
[46:24.440 -> 46:25.120] know. Yeah that's what you gotta do. We just got it. You just got a sneak in you know yeah
[46:25.120 -> 46:29.260] So we managed to sneak in everywhere. You just let us know if you want some more stories cuz
[46:30.320 -> 46:35.440] Stop has them. She should let's wrap it up with one last question. Yeah, okay?
[46:36.080 -> 46:39.760] Mac web Mac web someone said about the intro music
[46:40.280 -> 46:43.960] Just so you know when we pick that song that took forever
[46:44.400 -> 46:45.360] Because finding a
[46:45.360 -> 46:49.980] song for a show and we were gonna change it this season we were gonna change it
[46:49.980 -> 46:53.260] when we came back with the new artwork we had a massive conversation about
[46:53.260 -> 46:57.640] let's change it let's do this do that and then we just decided like I tried
[46:57.640 -> 47:01.940] writing one for it but it just didn't really work out no I think I think
[47:01.940 -> 47:07.420] keeping it was the was the right thing is is. I like it. I guess yeah. Yeah. Yeah
[47:08.160 -> 47:11.280] Someone speak of the music someone asked how I how I got into music
[47:11.280 -> 47:15.520] Yeah, I was gonna ask you that but I wasn't sure if you'd want to say doing the stuff with the band because even I
[47:15.520 -> 47:17.960] Don't really know. I only met you when I was
[47:19.560 -> 47:23.740] 13 maybe 12. So did you do music before that?
[47:24.200 -> 47:27.240] I've always been, music is
[47:27.240 -> 47:30.760] everything to me like music is my life and so because my dad was in the music
[47:30.760 -> 47:34.300] business so grew up always wanting to do it playing the drums wanting to be in
[47:34.300 -> 47:39.000] bands and stuff but like you know what the school was like where we went like
[47:39.000 -> 47:42.560] there was you know I had maybe two friends that I could make some music
[47:42.560 -> 47:45.860] with but I mean I wasn't confident in my skills at the time
[47:45.960 -> 47:49.760] And I only ever wanted to go out and play and perform if it was perfect
[47:49.800 -> 47:51.800] And I knew that I probably wasn't good enough
[47:51.800 -> 47:56.100] I knew the guys that I was playing with like probably weren't good enough or at least weren't
[47:56.180 -> 48:00.180] Playing the style that I wanted to play so I just never did it for ages
[48:00.920 -> 48:04.100] But was still playing drums all the time like putting my headphones on
[48:03.080 -> 48:04.960] But we're still playing drums all the time, like putting my headphones on,
[48:04.960 -> 48:07.080] pissing the neighbors off, pissing my fucking dad.
[48:07.080 -> 48:07.920] And-
[48:07.920 -> 48:08.740] Yeah, because drums are loud, man.
[48:08.740 -> 48:09.580] So loud, man.
[48:09.580 -> 48:11.520] You can't just sneak and you play drums, can you?
[48:11.520 -> 48:14.560] Nah, and I remember like my favorite drummers growing up
[48:14.560 -> 48:16.600] was like the Red from Avenged Sevenfold,
[48:16.600 -> 48:18.080] like Joey Jordison from Slipknot.
[48:18.080 -> 48:20.160] And they always had like a million drums.
[48:20.160 -> 48:22.600] So like, my dad bought me this really cheap,
[48:22.600 -> 48:23.800] like starter drum kit.
[48:23.800 -> 48:25.320] And then like for my next birthday,
[48:25.320 -> 48:27.640] he got me like two extra toms.
[48:27.640 -> 48:29.480] So I had like four rack toms.
[48:29.480 -> 48:30.800] If anyone knows about drums, you know,
[48:30.800 -> 48:33.080] I'm on about four, I had like a load of drums,
[48:33.080 -> 48:36.160] a load of cheap cymbals and I had a double kick pedal.
[48:36.160 -> 48:37.360] So like my feet were like,
[48:38.520 -> 48:39.760] mate, that is when you're up on a,
[48:39.760 -> 48:42.560] like on the second floor, that shit shakes the house.
[48:42.560 -> 48:45.680] So we had, we had a load of letters through
[48:45.680 -> 48:47.560] and I had to like stop playing
[48:47.560 -> 48:49.540] and I couldn't play for ages, whatever,
[48:49.540 -> 48:50.920] but I'm still playing the drums.
[48:50.920 -> 48:54.120] And then my sister was with a guy who was in,
[48:54.120 -> 48:58.100] was still with him now as a father to my two niece
[48:58.100 -> 49:01.720] and nephew, he was working in music at the time
[49:01.720 -> 49:04.660] and he was putting a show on for this band in London
[49:04.660 -> 49:07.120] and their drummer was sick and couldn't make the show.
[49:07.120 -> 49:09.120] So he was like, do you want to play?
[49:09.120 -> 49:13.360] And like 17 year old fabs, you know, 17 sounds quite old.
[49:13.360 -> 49:15.920] I still felt like a four year old in my head.
[49:15.920 -> 49:18.920] Was like, shit, like I got to play this show.
[49:18.920 -> 49:20.260] I was super nervous for it.
[49:20.260 -> 49:21.720] Never been to London before,
[49:21.720 -> 49:23.480] or at least never been on my own.
[49:23.480 -> 49:28.280] And then I was getting a train to London, trying to figure out the tube. I was lost man
[49:28.280 -> 49:32.500] I was sweating finally got to meet the lads and they're all like a bit older than me and they're all like
[49:32.720 -> 49:40.280] leather jacket denim jackets and shit and like fucking gel in their hair and there's fab and his Primark t-shirt and blimp soul was like
[49:41.040 -> 49:43.320] And it was really really weird, but we played the show
[49:43.960 -> 49:45.520] And I guess it went down well
[49:45.520 -> 49:47.040] because then they sacked off the rubber drummer
[49:47.040 -> 49:49.480] and I ended up staying with him until forever.
[49:49.480 -> 49:50.320] So.
[49:50.320 -> 49:51.140] And then you spent the next five years.
[49:51.140 -> 49:52.880] That's where one thing you really need credit for.
[49:52.880 -> 49:55.480] You did spend the next four or five years
[49:55.480 -> 49:57.800] every whatever day it was, Friday,
[49:57.800 -> 50:00.320] you'd finish work, train all the way up,
[50:00.320 -> 50:01.400] train all the way back.
[50:01.400 -> 50:03.560] You're talking like five hours on a train.
[50:03.560 -> 50:07.040] Yeah, cause my band were in St. Albans, which is like North of London. And I was all the way down you're talking like five hours on a train yeah cuz my band were in St Albans which is like north of London and I was all
[50:07.040 -> 50:10.560] the way down south on the coast so it was like it was like nearly
[50:10.560 -> 50:14.200] like to go from like door to door to like from my house to the practice
[50:14.200 -> 50:17.640] studio it was like over a three-hour journey with like two different trains
[50:17.640 -> 50:21.360] and walking and stuff plus I'd be carrying my cymbals on my back which
[50:21.360 -> 50:26.500] weigh an absolute ton I'd have like my snare drum in my hand. So like proper pack mule.
[50:26.500 -> 50:28.820] And the crazy thing about that from my point of view,
[50:28.820 -> 50:30.700] or a lot of people listening to this point of view
[50:30.700 -> 50:33.260] and music is what a lot of people don't realize
[50:33.260 -> 50:35.180] is you would have made no money.
[50:35.180 -> 50:36.020] I've never-
[50:36.020 -> 50:37.380] It's not like the music you were making made money.
[50:37.380 -> 50:39.220] It's not like any of the shows you did made money.
[50:39.220 -> 50:42.140] I've never made a dime from music.
[50:42.140 -> 50:44.260] Like the most we've earned from playing shows
[50:44.260 -> 50:46.780] is like between like 500 quid and a grand.
[50:46.780 -> 50:49.040] But you don't, you know, if you've got five band members,
[50:49.040 -> 50:50.960] you don't pocket a hundred quid each.
[50:50.960 -> 50:52.920] You just, you save that 500 pound
[50:52.920 -> 50:54.600] and put it into recording another song.
[50:54.600 -> 50:58.960] The studio time for a day is like 400, 500 quid.
[50:58.960 -> 51:00.720] So I never earned any money.
[51:00.720 -> 51:01.800] I've spent all my money.
[51:01.800 -> 51:03.760] That's why I've never had any money.
[51:03.760 -> 51:06.480] Because anything that I've ever earned goes back into it has always gone back
[51:06.480 -> 51:10.040] into it yeah we do quite similar with Pitstop though anything we make don't we
[51:10.040 -> 51:14.560] we just get lights cameras yeah I'm still paying off the camera that we're
[51:14.560 -> 51:18.040] using but you guys get to watch us on I know because we needed to get it over we
[51:18.040 -> 51:21.240] couldn't film on the iPhone anymore bad we had to get another camera and fab
[51:21.240 -> 51:25.960] yeah somehow got approved for my credit score is horrendous.
[51:25.960 -> 51:28.560] That actually reminds me when we last went away
[51:28.560 -> 51:30.080] with your band, Alex Kings and we film,
[51:30.080 -> 51:31.320] we have to do that again.
[51:31.320 -> 51:32.760] That was right at the beginning of Pit Stop
[51:32.760 -> 51:33.900] because I remember being sat there.
[51:33.900 -> 51:37.080] I went with you to film and I was sat there
[51:37.080 -> 51:39.400] uploading videos of Will Buxton on our pod
[51:39.400 -> 51:41.240] and our TikTok hit 10,000 followers.
[51:41.240 -> 51:44.240] And I was like, no way, we hit 10,000 followers on TikTok.
[51:44.240 -> 51:46.480] Yeah, while I'm like skanking out with a guitar.
[51:46.480 -> 51:48.320] Yeah, you're doing music and that at the same time.
[51:48.320 -> 51:51.560] No, it's a great story.
[51:51.560 -> 51:52.880] It is a great story.
[51:52.880 -> 51:54.400] Everything's got a story.
[51:54.400 -> 51:55.240] Yeah.
[51:55.240 -> 51:57.120] And that's what's magical about life.
[51:57.120 -> 51:57.960] About life.
[51:57.960 -> 52:01.200] So guys, just when you think that life
[52:01.200 -> 52:03.160] isn't very interesting, it is.
[52:03.160 -> 52:04.880] And sometimes it just takes a bit of time,
[52:04.880 -> 52:08.200] a perspective to look back and think you know what that was a good time
[52:08.200 -> 52:13.840] or that was fun or that was worthwhile. Yeah I saw a post the other day that was
[52:13.840 -> 52:17.840] like how are you meant to live your life and accomplish everything that you want
[52:17.840 -> 52:22.520] to do and it's true in a way because like I'd love to move to Paris and I'd
[52:22.520 -> 52:28.880] love to move to New York and be a lawyer and I'd love to go and do a van life in Australia and I'd love to move to Brazil
[52:28.880 -> 52:33.480] and do this and go and work on a boat out there but I physically can't do it
[52:33.480 -> 52:38.040] all yeah and and that's when you have to put things into perspective and figure
[52:38.040 -> 52:43.400] out what you really love what you really enjoy and just remember like fab said a
[52:43.400 -> 52:50.080] couple of episodes ago we're all so lucky to be here and the one thing you have which you can value
[52:50.080 -> 52:54.960] more than anything and is worth an um is worth infinite money is your health
[52:54.960 -> 52:58.160] look after yourself make the most of everything
[52:58.160 -> 53:02.240] and just enjoy life because you get one shot at this
[53:02.240 -> 53:06.000] you only got one shot do not miss a chance to blow.
[53:06.000 -> 53:08.680] This opportunity comes once in a lifetime.
[53:08.680 -> 53:10.360] Give me you, you.
[53:10.360 -> 53:12.000] And that's it, ladies and gentlemen.
[53:12.000 -> 53:13.880] Thanks for tuning into the Pit Stop podcast.
[53:13.880 -> 53:16.080] This is a pre-recorded episode.
[53:16.080 -> 53:18.520] So I don't know, maybe some crazy news has come up
[53:18.520 -> 53:19.360] between now and the time that we release it.
[53:19.360 -> 53:20.980] Yeah, some crazy news has come out.
[53:20.980 -> 53:23.000] Just know we'll be talking about it on Sunday.
[53:23.000 -> 53:23.840] Yeah, we'll address it in the next podcast.
[53:23.840 -> 53:27.540] Because that's when we'll next be reuniting. Oh, it's gonna be a lovely moment when we reunite. Do you know we'll be talking about on Sunday yeah we'll address it in the next podcast. That's when we'll next be reuniting. That's gonna be a lovely moment when we
[53:27.540 -> 53:32.360] reunite. Do you reckon we'll hug? I'll probably break down crying. Yeah.
[53:32.360 -> 53:37.320] Because my time away from you would have come to an end.
[53:37.320 -> 53:50.000] You fucker. Ladies and gentlemen thank you for listening to the Pit Stop. Please rate it five stars, hit the follow button button the like button and we'll see you guys on Sunday Monday morning 12 a.m. Sunday night shit yeah so yeah technically
[53:50.000 -> 53:54.800] like Monday slash Sunday but mainly Monday yeah well there's only like a minute like
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