Podcast: Pitstop
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Welcome back to the PITSTOP PODCAST! Today we are joined by 12 year old Karting sensation and Lewis Hamilton's best mate.. Joshua Bugembe! Life for Joshua is a bit different from most people his age, and we wanted to hear all about it! It is evident he is extremely talented on the track and we genuinely believe he could have a seat in Formula 1 when he's older, so ladies and gentlemen you could be listening to a future World Champion right now! It was great meeting Joshua and his Mum and we can't wait to watch his career in racing develop. Thanks for coming to hang with us, Joshua! Join us every Monday & Thursday for Q&As, guests, race predictions, and a whole load of laughter. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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[00:56.480 -> 00:59.640] It's the final two rounds and I'm leading by about 45 points.
[00:59.640 -> 01:00.640] How many races are left?
[01:00.640 -> 01:01.640] Two races.
[01:01.640 -> 01:02.640] You're going to win it?
[01:02.640 -> 01:03.640] Hopefully, yeah.
[01:03.640 -> 01:04.640] Do you get given a trophy?
[01:04.640 -> 01:05.000] Yeah, bigger trophies. Oh my God. When's the final win it? Hopefully, yeah. Do you get given a trophy?
[01:05.000 -> 01:06.000] Yeah, bigger trophies.
[01:06.000 -> 01:07.000] Oh my god, when's the final thing?
[01:07.000 -> 01:08.000] We'll be there.
[01:08.000 -> 01:10.520] We'll actually come to this thing and party with you.
[01:10.520 -> 01:11.520] I would love to do that.
[01:11.520 -> 01:13.160] That would be amazing, yeah, for when you win it.
[01:13.160 -> 01:17.000] All over it, and everyone listening, get there as well, otherwise you've missed out.
[01:17.000 -> 01:18.000] Joshua McGambay fan club.
[01:18.000 -> 01:32.280] This is going to be it. Hello and welcome back to the Pit Stop podcast.
[01:32.280 -> 01:33.560] It's an exciting one today.
[01:33.560 -> 01:34.720] It's very exciting.
[01:34.720 -> 01:35.720] It's August.
[01:35.720 -> 01:37.920] We're still in the F1 summer break.
[01:37.920 -> 01:42.200] For anyone that's tuning in on YouTube, you may notice a few additions to the background.
[01:42.200 -> 01:44.000] You'll find out what that's about next week.
[01:44.000 -> 01:46.160] They will. However, we were number one.
[01:46.160 -> 01:48.320] Yeah, we did five days at number one
[01:48.320 -> 01:49.240] of the UK sports charts.
[01:49.240 -> 01:50.120] I can't believe it.
[01:50.120 -> 01:51.840] I can't believe we actually finally made
[01:51.840 -> 01:53.520] that number one spot.
[01:53.520 -> 01:55.240] So proud, but as we know, yeah,
[01:55.240 -> 01:56.560] summer break is August.
[01:56.560 -> 01:57.880] We've got guests all month.
[01:57.880 -> 02:00.800] So obviously we have another guest with us today.
[02:00.800 -> 02:02.160] I'm really excited about this one
[02:02.160 -> 02:04.520] because he's our youngest ever guest
[02:04.520 -> 02:08.600] and he's got some great insights and great stories possibly the coolest guests
[02:08.600 -> 02:14.240] I think this is probably one of the coolest guests we've had I think so ladies and gentlemen, it's missed mister
[02:14.920 -> 02:16.920] Mr. Joshua begin Bay
[02:18.080 -> 02:23.560] I'm good. How are you? I am so happy to have you here. Very well. I'm very happy to be here
[02:23.560 -> 02:26.160] We've been watching all the videos of you online.
[02:26.160 -> 02:28.240] We've been watching the podcasts of you online.
[02:28.240 -> 02:30.120] We've done all the research we can.
[02:30.120 -> 02:32.600] You're 12 years old, and I truly believe
[02:32.600 -> 02:34.000] you're gonna be in Formula One one day,
[02:34.000 -> 02:36.080] and I'm sat across the sofa from you.
[02:36.080 -> 02:36.920] That is the coolest thing.
[02:36.920 -> 02:37.760] Hopefully.
[02:37.760 -> 02:39.080] That's gonna be our claim to fame.
[02:39.080 -> 02:41.000] You're gonna be our claim to fame.
[02:41.000 -> 02:41.840] Yeah.
[02:41.840 -> 02:43.240] Yeah.
[02:43.240 -> 02:44.760] I just can't believe you're 12.
[02:44.760 -> 02:46.400] What were you doing when you were 12, Fabs?
[02:46.400 -> 02:49.400] When I was 12, I was sat in my room, my computer playing RuneScape.
[02:49.400 -> 02:50.400] Yeah, same as me!
[02:50.400 -> 02:51.400] That's what I was doing.
[02:51.400 -> 02:52.400] Have you heard of a game called RuneScape?
[02:52.400 -> 02:53.400] No.
[02:53.400 -> 02:54.400] No, okay, that's at we're old mate.
[02:54.400 -> 02:58.760] We don't have to talk any more about that. But you're out there, you're absolutely tearing
[02:58.760 -> 03:01.040] up the track in a go-kart. How cool is that?
[03:01.040 -> 03:05.520] It's amazing. There's also so much in a go-kart.
[03:05.520 -> 03:09.160] You don't think, you think it's a few things that change,
[03:09.160 -> 03:12.640] but it's not, there's so many different complexities in it.
[03:14.520 -> 03:16.760] I feel like it'd be great to start off with our audience
[03:16.760 -> 03:18.280] by telling them a crazy story.
[03:18.280 -> 03:20.680] So we saw this, Naomi posted this,
[03:20.680 -> 03:23.080] and this is about when you were at Silverstone.
[03:23.080 -> 03:26.680] So can you talk us through that weekend of what happened?
[03:26.680 -> 03:28.800] Because we know that you like hurt yourself
[03:28.800 -> 03:30.160] and then you carried on.
[03:30.160 -> 03:32.200] And this is just gonna give our whole audience
[03:32.200 -> 03:34.120] like the reason of why we wanted you here.
[03:34.120 -> 03:34.960] It's gonna set the tone.
[03:34.960 -> 03:37.120] Yeah, it's gonna let them know how cool you are.
[03:37.120 -> 03:40.480] So on the Friday, Lewis invited me to Silverstone.
[03:40.480 -> 03:41.320] Yeah.
[03:41.320 -> 03:46.720] And so I was in the paddock I went into the Mercedes garage which was
[03:46.720 -> 03:52.000] so cool there was so many people there and there's so many things just inside
[03:52.000 -> 03:54.600] the garage that you didn't think were there and you can't see that on TV
[03:54.600 -> 03:57.480] we thought the same when we went in the garage for the first time because there's
[03:57.480 -> 03:59.920] so much happening right there's people everywhere people running around with
[03:59.920 -> 04:04.040] all this equipment celebrities as well yeah even even just in the paddock
[04:04.040 -> 04:06.480] there's there's a load of cameras,
[04:06.480 -> 04:08.160] people with microphones holding it
[04:08.160 -> 04:10.640] and walking around talking to people.
[04:11.760 -> 04:16.760] So there's like, so I went into the Mercedes motor home.
[04:17.360 -> 04:18.200] Yeah.
[04:18.200 -> 04:19.520] Met a few people there.
[04:19.520 -> 04:21.160] You're lucky because we haven't been in there.
[04:21.160 -> 04:22.400] We really want to go in there.
[04:22.400 -> 04:25.520] It's so big, It's like one long track
[04:25.520 -> 04:27.520] and then it extends out from the sides.
[04:27.520 -> 04:29.940] And it's amazing.
[04:29.940 -> 04:32.400] I didn't believe it because I've never seen one.
[04:32.400 -> 04:33.360] I've never been in one.
[04:33.360 -> 04:35.200] Yeah, have you not been in a Formula One paddock before?
[04:35.200 -> 04:36.040] This was your first time?
[04:36.040 -> 04:36.860] No, it's my first time in a paddock as well.
[04:36.860 -> 04:37.700] Wow, at Silverstone.
[04:37.700 -> 04:39.560] What an amazing one to do.
[04:39.560 -> 04:41.360] By the way, just in case you didn't catch that,
[04:41.360 -> 04:42.200] he said Lewis.
[04:42.200 -> 04:43.920] He went with Lewis Hamilton.
[04:43.920 -> 04:46.320] Not just Lewis, but Lewis Hamilton. Imagine he said Lewis he went with Lewis Hamilton not just Lewis, it's Lewis Hamilton!
[04:46.320 -> 04:49.760] imagine getting invited to a race by Lewis Hamilton
[04:49.760 -> 04:54.720] we have to like beg to get to a Formula One race and not just be invited up by the best racer in the world
[04:54.720 -> 04:56.720] we actually are begging everyone and you'll go with Lewis Hamilton
[04:56.720 -> 04:59.120] it's alright though because when you're winning we can come with you every week
[04:59.120 -> 04:59.920] that's the plan
[04:59.920 -> 05:01.920] yeah we'll be begging you for tickets
[05:01.920 -> 05:02.420] sure
[05:02.420 -> 05:05.320] so and then on the Saturday,
[05:05.320 -> 05:08.400] I had to wake up and it was my championship weekend.
[05:08.400 -> 05:12.560] So I had to wake up and drive two hours to a track
[05:12.560 -> 05:15.320] and it's called Fulbeck.
[05:15.320 -> 05:16.140] Okay.
[05:16.140 -> 05:18.840] It's quite tight and the barriers are,
[05:18.840 -> 05:20.080] it's like Monaco basically.
[05:20.080 -> 05:21.360] Oh wow.
[05:21.360 -> 05:25.840] And on the Saturday, it's racing Saturday and Sunday.
[05:26.040 -> 05:30.100] So you have a practice qualifying two heats in a final.
[05:30.100 -> 05:32.440] And I did the practice and qualifying.
[05:32.440 -> 05:33.960] I came seventh in qualifying.
[05:33.960 -> 05:35.640] So it was quite bad for me.
[05:36.640 -> 05:40.680] And then on the, in the first heat, I had a collision.
[05:40.680 -> 05:42.800] I was going for a move and I got hit from behind
[05:42.800 -> 05:44.960] and kind of drove underneath someone.
[05:44.960 -> 05:45.000] And I think my elbow hit the other guy's car. Roeddwn i'n mynd i'r cymryd, ac roeddwn i'n cael fy nghyrraedd o'r ôl, ac roeddwn i'n mynd i'r gwrthwyneb o'r unigol.
[05:45.000 -> 05:47.680] Ac roedd fy nghyrraeth yn cael fy nghyrraeth,
[05:47.680 -> 05:49.400] y cart o'r rhai eraill.
[05:49.400 -> 05:50.840] Ac felly, rydw i'n stopio,
[05:50.840 -> 05:53.640] rydw i'n dechrau'n ymdrechu i'r gyrraedd,
[05:53.640 -> 05:55.760] ac roedd fy nhaf yn dechrau cael llawer o ddysgu,
[05:55.760 -> 06:00.080] felly roedd rhaid i mi ffwrddo i'r crew meddygol,
[06:00.080 -> 06:01.400] ac roeddent wedi siarad,
[06:01.400 -> 06:03.640] a chael gwyrdd yn ei gilydd.
[06:03.640 -> 06:06.000] Ac nid oedd yn cael ei gynllunio ar y dechrau, and they checked out and put ice on it. And it wasn't swollen at the start
[06:07.140 -> 06:10.480] and it started to swell throughout the day,
[06:10.480 -> 06:12.940] but I carried on racing on it.
[06:12.940 -> 06:15.000] The first time I raced on it when it was hurt,
[06:15.000 -> 06:16.480] it did hurt quite a lot.
[06:16.480 -> 06:18.520] Every time I go through a right-handed corner,
[06:18.520 -> 06:20.340] cause it's my left hand doing most of the work,
[06:20.340 -> 06:21.320] pushing the wheel.
[06:23.160 -> 06:24.520] You kept racing on it.
[06:24.520 -> 06:25.400] Pardon? You kept racing on it. Pardon?
[06:25.400 -> 06:26.220] You kept racing on it.
[06:26.220 -> 06:27.060] That's unbelievable.
[06:27.060 -> 06:27.900] No giving up there.
[06:27.900 -> 06:28.720] That is unbelievable.
[06:28.720 -> 06:29.560] I don't know how you managed that.
[06:29.560 -> 06:30.760] You weren't going to let anything stop you.
[06:30.760 -> 06:33.440] No, cause I was leading the championship.
[06:33.440 -> 06:34.280] Yeah.
[06:34.280 -> 06:36.260] So I really needed to carry on.
[06:38.240 -> 06:39.560] So we finished that Saturday.
[06:39.560 -> 06:42.160] I didn't finish in the top 10 of any of my races.
[06:42.160 -> 06:44.200] I was just in quite a lot of pain.
[06:45.080 -> 06:48.480] But then on the Sunday, I took some medicine in the top 10 of any of my races. I was just in quite a lot of pain. But then on the Sunday, I took some medicine in the morning.
[06:49.720 -> 06:52.160] It helped it, but it still hurt a bit
[06:52.160 -> 06:54.420] and I couldn't move it as much.
[06:55.440 -> 06:57.800] But I qualified fifth.
[06:57.800 -> 07:00.080] In the first two heats, I was about sixth and seventh.
[07:00.080 -> 07:00.920] Yeah.
[07:00.920 -> 07:02.600] That's really impressive with a broken arm.
[07:02.600 -> 07:03.440] Yeah.
[07:03.440 -> 07:04.260] Fifth.
[07:04.260 -> 07:06.400] Fifth with a broken arm. It's quite an achievement.
[07:06.400 -> 07:09.840] And then in the final, I was like really, really pushing.
[07:09.840 -> 07:12.000] My rival wasn't near the front,
[07:12.000 -> 07:13.880] but I kept on really pushing.
[07:13.880 -> 07:14.840] I came second.
[07:16.040 -> 07:18.520] Unfortunately got a penalty for,
[07:18.520 -> 07:20.840] there's tram lines, cause it's a rolling start.
[07:20.840 -> 07:22.040] Oh, okay.
[07:22.040 -> 07:24.720] I crossed it before the start finish line.
[07:24.720 -> 07:27.720] So I got a penalty. It was an
[07:27.720 -> 07:28.720] amazing race.
[07:28.720 -> 07:32.040] Yeah, that's such an incredible story. I think we'll just say that you came second. We'll
[07:32.040 -> 07:33.040] forget about the penalty.
[07:33.040 -> 07:34.040] That's crazy.
[07:34.040 -> 07:35.040] I don't really mind that much.
[07:35.040 -> 07:36.040] You just mentioned your rival.
[07:36.040 -> 07:37.040] I was going to say the same thing. Who's this guy?
[07:37.040 -> 07:40.680] Who's your rival? Do you have one guy on track who you're always trying to beat?
[07:40.680 -> 07:52.000] At the beginning of the season, you've got six different tracks and 12 rounds. So two Yn y debyg, roedd gennych chwech trawsdau gwahanol a chwech rhwydweithiau, felly ddau rhwydweithiau ar y traws.
[07:52.000 -> 08:26.160] Y cyntaf rhwydweithiau, roedd dim ond ddau o bobl ar y ffwrdd. Roeddwn ni'n ychydig eiliadau o'r rhan fwyaf o'r rhan fwyaf o'r rhan fwyaf o'r rhan fwyaf o'r rhan fwyaf o'r rhan fwyaf o'r rhan fwyaf o'r rhan fwyaf o'r rhan fwyaf o'r rhan fwyaf o'r rhan fwyaf o'r rhan fwyaf o'r rhan fwyaf o'r rhan fwyaf o'r rhan fwyaf o'r rhan fwyaf o'r rhan fwyaf o'r rhan fwyaf o'r rhan fwyaf o'r rhan fwyaf o'r rhan fwyaf o'r rhan fwyaf o'r rhan fwyaf o'r rhan fwyaf o'r rhan fwyaf o'r rhan fwyaf o'r rhan fwyaf o'r rhan fwyaf o'r rhan fwyaf o'r rhan fwyaf o'r rhan fwyaf o'r rhan fwyaf o'r rhan fwyaf o'r rhan fwyaf o'r rhan fwyaf o'r rhan fwyaf o'r rhan fwyaf o'r rhan fwyaf o'r rhan fwyaf o'r rhan fwyaf o'r rhan fwyaf o'r rhan fwyaf o'r rhan fwyaf o'r rhan fwyaf o'r rhan fwyaf o'r rhan fwyaf o'r rhan fwyaf o'r rhan fwyaf o'r rhan fwyaf o'r rhan fwyaf o'r rhan fwyaf o'r rhan fwyaf o'r rhan fwyaf o'r rhan fwyaf o'r rhai eraill wedi cael ychydig. Iawn. Pa mor oedd y cyfrifoldeb ar gweithio yn Gokart?
[08:26.160 -> 08:28.320] Pa mor oeddwch chi'n cael ar gyfer y cyfrifoldeb?
[08:28.320 -> 08:29.600] Mae'n dybynnu, yn wir,
[08:29.600 -> 08:30.720] oherwydd mewn cymorth a chynhyrchedd,
[08:30.720 -> 08:31.920] mae gennych fwy o cyfrifoldeb.
[08:31.920 -> 08:32.600] Felly mewn cymorth,
[08:32.600 -> 08:34.400] dwi ddim yn siŵr,
[08:34.400 -> 08:36.560] ond rwy'n credu mae'n ymwneud â 36 cyfrifoldeb
[08:36.560 -> 08:37.760] ar gyfer un cyfrifoldeb
[08:37.760 -> 08:40.200] a 60 cyfrifoldeb ar gyfer un cymorth a chynhyrchedd.
[08:40.200 -> 08:41.520] Ac mae'n bob amser ddwy fath o gyrfaoedd
[08:41.520 -> 08:43.160] ar gyfer y weekend, yw'n iawn?
[08:43.160 -> 08:46.200] Iawn, dwy fath o randau. Mae gennych chi... And there's usually like two races per weekend, is that right? Yeah, two main rounds.
[08:46.200 -> 08:52.800] So you've got a qualifying, two heats and a final on a Saturday and on a Sunday.
[08:52.800 -> 08:56.800] You also get the Friday to practice, but that's optional.
[08:56.800 -> 08:58.800] Wow, that's mad.
[08:58.800 -> 09:00.800] I mean, we've spoken to quite a few drivers.
[09:00.800 -> 09:03.400] I don't know if you know, we've had a few F2 drivers on and stuff like that.
[09:03.400 -> 09:07.240] They tell us, and this is the same for Formula 1 drivers, they're not allowed to
[09:07.240 -> 09:09.760] drive the car apart from practice sessions.
[09:09.760 -> 09:11.600] Yeah, they always use the same, don't they?
[09:11.600 -> 09:14.560] Yeah, but do you get to take, I assume you have your own car?
[09:14.560 -> 09:15.560] Yeah.
[09:15.560 -> 09:17.200] So do you just, can you take that out whenever you want?
[09:17.200 -> 09:26.840] Yeah, so because I have my own car, there's different race weekends going on every weekend so if I'm going to a track in a few weeks there'll be
[09:26.840 -> 09:32.920] that there's well if there is another track that is that track is open and
[09:32.920 -> 09:38.400] doing a different event I can go there and practice with my car and find out
[09:38.400 -> 09:43.120] the setup and stuff and then on Friday just finalize it. That's good you can get
[09:43.120 -> 09:46.680] the practice in. Yeah. When you do that, are you on the track on your own?
[09:46.680 -> 09:49.480] No, it's another race weekend.
[09:49.480 -> 09:50.320] Got you.
[09:50.320 -> 09:53.520] But you learn it with the people who go there a lot
[09:53.520 -> 09:55.680] and people who really know the track.
[09:55.680 -> 09:56.500] That's good, yeah,
[09:56.500 -> 09:57.840] because you can see how other people drive it
[09:57.840 -> 09:58.680] and they know.
[09:58.680 -> 10:01.680] Is it important to like watch how they drive the track,
[10:01.680 -> 10:03.040] but like not copy them?
[10:03.040 -> 10:05.760] But like look at what they do right and what they do wrong. There was one track a few months ago. yw sut maen nhw'n drwyfru'r trac, ond ddim yn cofio nhw. Ond edrychwch ar beth maen nhw'n ei wneud yn iawn a'r beth maen nhw'n ei wneud yn iawn.
[10:05.760 -> 10:08.560] Roedd un trac ychydig mlynedd yn ôl.
[10:08.560 -> 10:11.080] Dw i ddim wedi bod yno dwywaith.
[10:11.080 -> 10:13.040] Ar y Saturday, rwy'n gagos.
[10:13.040 -> 10:16.400] Ond ychydig ddau ddau o'r blaen,
[10:16.400 -> 10:20.400] roeddwn i yno gyda'r lleolion a'u ymrwymiad,
[10:20.400 -> 10:22.440] ac roeddwn i'n mynd yn fwy ag e.
[10:22.440 -> 10:27.520] Ac ar y Ffridiaeth o'r cyfarfod y gyda i, and I got faster and faster and faster. And by the Friday of the race meeting that I had,
[10:27.840 -> 10:29.640] I was two tenths off the lap record
[10:29.640 -> 10:30.480] in my second time there.
[10:30.480 -> 10:32.120] Wow.
[10:32.120 -> 10:33.360] That's very impressive.
[10:33.360 -> 10:35.520] It's unbelievable.
[10:35.520 -> 10:36.880] I've done go-kart a few times,
[10:36.880 -> 10:38.080] and I've team car, whatever,
[10:38.080 -> 10:39.200] but I don't think I'm very good.
[10:39.200 -> 10:40.160] I haven't been go-karting.
[10:40.160 -> 10:42.040] How fast do your go-karts go?
[10:42.040 -> 10:43.840] They go about 60 to 70 miles an hour.
[10:43.840 -> 10:46.000] That's quick. That's quick.
[10:46.000 -> 10:48.000] That's quick for a 12 year old boy.
[10:48.000 -> 10:50.000] You haven't even...
[10:50.000 -> 10:52.000] Because you said you hit your elbow on the other guy's car.
[10:52.000 -> 10:54.000] Yeah, you've got side pods,
[10:54.000 -> 10:56.000] a Nasa panel and a nose cone,
[10:56.000 -> 10:58.000] and then a rear bumper and that's it.
[10:58.000 -> 11:00.000] And that's it.
[11:00.000 -> 11:02.000] You've got the option to wear a neck brace,
[11:02.000 -> 11:06.000] but a rib protector protects your ribs.
[11:06.000 -> 11:08.280] I don't think F1 drivers have it.
[11:08.280 -> 11:09.960] It's a rib protector,
[11:09.960 -> 11:12.800] goes around your ribs and the straps on,
[11:12.800 -> 11:15.280] and then you've got a helmet as well.
[11:15.280 -> 11:18.220] When I was 12, I was pretty much scared of everything.
[11:18.220 -> 11:19.800] Like, are you not scared of the speed?
[11:19.800 -> 11:20.920] Scared of the dark.
[11:20.920 -> 11:22.320] I was scared of everything.
[11:22.320 -> 11:24.480] Hey, the brakes, dark, what?
[11:24.480 -> 11:25.280] Me too. What? I said what? I could have said anything. Yeah's dark, what? Me too.
[11:25.280 -> 11:26.100] I said what?
[11:26.100 -> 11:27.480] I could have said anything.
[11:27.480 -> 11:29.680] Yeah, do you not get scared flying around at this speed?
[11:29.680 -> 11:34.320] No, I think I don't really get scared.
[11:34.320 -> 11:38.560] I'm more comfortable because everything's suited to you.
[11:38.560 -> 11:39.400] Yeah.
[11:39.400 -> 11:41.400] So like the pedals and everything,
[11:41.400 -> 11:42.560] if the pedals are a bit too far,
[11:42.560 -> 12:06.400] I'd be a bit more scared to go for bigger moves because I don't know if I can stop the car quick enough if the pedals are too far away. Iawn, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, i gyd, in gyd, in gyd, in gyd, in gyd, in gyd, in gyd, in It's all got padding and seat as well, cause I'm very small. I've got the smallest seat and padding.
[12:08.380 -> 12:10.060] How's this championship going for you?
[12:10.060 -> 12:12.860] Like what the current championship you're in,
[12:12.860 -> 12:14.500] are you in like the middle of it, the end of it?
[12:14.500 -> 12:15.340] Like how's that?
[12:15.340 -> 12:16.160] What's going on?
[12:16.160 -> 12:17.160] We're coming to the end of it in a few weeks.
[12:17.160 -> 12:18.700] It's the final two rounds
[12:18.700 -> 12:20.380] and I'm leading by about 45 points.
[12:20.380 -> 12:21.740] How many races are left?
[12:21.740 -> 12:22.580] Two races.
[12:22.580 -> 12:23.400] You're going to win it?
[12:23.400 -> 12:24.240] Hopefully, yeah.
[12:24.240 -> 12:25.360] Do you get given a trophy?
[12:25.360 -> 12:26.360] Yeah, bigger trophies.
[12:26.360 -> 12:27.760] Oh my god, when's the final thing?
[12:27.760 -> 12:28.760] We'll be there.
[12:28.760 -> 12:31.240] We'll actually come to this thing and party with you.
[12:31.240 -> 12:32.240] I would love to do that.
[12:32.240 -> 12:33.840] That would be amazing, yeah, for when you win it.
[12:33.840 -> 12:34.840] All over it.
[12:34.840 -> 12:36.320] And everyone listening, get there as well.
[12:36.320 -> 12:37.320] Everyone should miss out.
[12:37.320 -> 12:38.320] Joshua of the Gameboy fan club.
[12:38.320 -> 12:39.320] This is going to be it.
[12:39.320 -> 12:43.360] And what champion, is this going to be like the biggest championship you've ever won?
[12:43.360 -> 12:44.360] Yes, definitely.
[12:44.360 -> 12:45.720] The biggest championship I've ever done. It, definitely biggest biggest champion I've ever done
[12:45.720 -> 12:50.640] It's my first my second national championship that I'm gonna national championship. Yeah, so it goes all around
[12:51.280 -> 12:56.600] England Wow the furthest away we've been was about six hours. That was the first two rounds
[12:57.520 -> 13:01.160] So yeah, it's really fun. Where is the last the last two races?
[13:02.320 -> 13:06.000] Bambury Oh Barry we've heard of Bbury. It's about an hour and 20 away.
[13:06.000 -> 13:12.720] Okay, that's right, yeah we could do that. We would have been there on the six hour one. We're coming for this, this is gonna be great.
[13:12.720 -> 13:16.720] So what's after, once you do this championship, what's the next step for
[13:16.720 -> 13:19.680] you? Is there like an international championship? There's international
[13:19.680 -> 13:23.280] championship, there's European championships, we're hoping to go to
[13:23.280 -> 13:25.300] Europe next year. We're hoping to go to Europe next year.
[13:25.300 -> 13:28.520] We're still like investigating and looking at what classes
[13:28.520 -> 13:32.080] are most popular and which classes have got
[13:32.080 -> 13:34.080] the other drivers into Formula One and stuff.
[13:34.080 -> 13:37.640] So the class I'm in the middle of right now,
[13:37.640 -> 13:40.800] George Russell, he raced in this class as well.
[13:40.800 -> 13:42.840] He won a one-off event,
[13:42.840 -> 13:44.880] it's called the GP Play Kart Masters.
[13:44.880 -> 13:45.400] He won a one-off event that happened last weekend the GP play, Kartmasters. He won a
[13:45.400 -> 13:49.080] one-off event, that happened last weekend, but I didn't go because my championship clashed
[13:49.080 -> 13:52.720] with it, so I chose, so we went to my championship because I was leading.
[13:52.720 -> 13:55.960] Wow, Europe would be crazy, so then you'd just be going all over the place.
[13:55.960 -> 13:59.360] Yeah. Italy, France, Belgium, everywhere.
[13:59.360 -> 14:00.960] And when might that start, if you do that?
[14:00.960 -> 14:02.440] It'll start next year.
[14:02.440 -> 14:04.480] Wow, you're still so young as well.
[14:04.480 -> 14:05.200] I know,
[14:05.200 -> 14:10.280] that's such an incredible thing, to be able to travel the world at your age. Yeah, you
[14:10.280 -> 14:19.000] can start from nine. You can start karting, you can start from about five, but then Europe
[14:19.000 -> 14:22.860] and national championships starts from about eight, nine. When did you first get in the
[14:22.860 -> 14:25.280] kart and think, you know, I want a proper race?
[14:25.280 -> 14:28.000] I was eight years old and I was in the smallest car
[14:28.000 -> 14:32.760] and I was just trying out, play date, enjoyed it.
[14:32.760 -> 14:34.240] My brother didn't really enjoy it.
[14:34.240 -> 14:36.280] We both started the course.
[14:36.280 -> 14:39.160] He didn't really enjoy it, but I enjoyed it a lot.
[14:39.160 -> 14:43.240] I carried on the course and we went to a team,
[14:43.240 -> 14:45.000] moved up a class called Honda Cadet.
[14:46.240 -> 14:47.200] Yeah.
[14:47.200 -> 14:48.480] Alex Elbon did that as well.
[14:48.480 -> 14:49.600] Wow.
[14:49.600 -> 14:50.440] Following in the right footsteps.
[14:50.440 -> 14:52.440] Yeah, you're on the right path then.
[14:52.440 -> 14:54.520] I saw a picture of you from four years ago
[14:54.520 -> 14:57.640] on your Instagram and you look a lot younger
[14:57.640 -> 14:59.160] and I was amazed by it
[14:59.160 -> 15:00.640] because you would have been eight years old
[15:00.640 -> 15:02.160] and you've got a bit of paper in front of you
[15:02.160 -> 15:04.280] and it says like, drawing the wet and dry lines.
[15:04.280 -> 15:05.600] Yeah, I'm drawing, yeah.
[15:05.600 -> 15:06.600] Eight years old doing that.
[15:06.600 -> 15:08.280] At eight years old I'm drawing like stick men.
[15:08.280 -> 15:09.280] I can't even figure out how to draw a face.
[15:09.280 -> 15:11.280] You can't even write my own name at eight years old.
[15:11.280 -> 15:12.720] You know what I mean?
[15:12.720 -> 15:14.800] And you're like very intelligent as well.
[15:14.800 -> 15:15.800] Yeah, thank you.
[15:15.800 -> 15:19.180] Even after meeting you for this little 20 minutes, you're a very switched on guy.
[15:19.180 -> 15:20.600] You know what you're doing.
[15:20.600 -> 15:25.200] Like, do you find it really hard with school and stuff like that?
[15:25.200 -> 15:26.140] How's school for you?
[15:26.140 -> 15:27.580] Do your friends love what you do?
[15:27.580 -> 15:30.280] Yeah, my friends, my friends like encourage me
[15:30.280 -> 15:32.320] and school comes first though.
[15:32.320 -> 15:35.800] So I have to perform well in my exams and that stuff.
[15:35.800 -> 15:37.420] And then racing comes as a bonus.
[15:37.420 -> 15:41.160] And like, it's like a, it's like my way of knowing
[15:41.160 -> 15:43.040] that I've achieved my goal and stuff like that.
[15:43.040 -> 15:43.880] Yeah.
[15:43.880 -> 15:45.240] So I just couldn't believe it.
[15:45.240 -> 15:47.720] That's also a good way to get him to do his schoolwork
[15:47.720 -> 15:48.540] as well.
[15:48.540 -> 15:49.380] Yeah, for sure.
[15:49.380 -> 15:51.880] No writing unless he gets his schoolwork done.
[15:51.880 -> 15:53.720] Yeah, my mom would make me finish all my work
[15:53.720 -> 15:55.360] before I was allowed to go to football.
[15:55.360 -> 15:56.880] It's pretty much the same thing.
[15:56.880 -> 15:58.640] I mean, yours is just a lot cooler.
[15:59.600 -> 16:02.440] No, but definitely the goal for you is right now
[16:02.440 -> 16:04.240] at 12 years old, you're happy you can say Formula One,
[16:04.240 -> 16:07.320] can't you? Which is so exciting, because we've just got into Formula One.
[16:07.320 -> 16:08.260] We love it.
[16:08.260 -> 16:11.840] And that was why we really wanted to speak to you, to speak to someone who's at
[16:11.840 -> 16:14.600] the point of their journey where they know where they want to get to.
[16:14.600 -> 16:16.820] Because ultimately we're doing the impossible as well.
[16:16.980 -> 16:19.600] Formula One's a hard world to get into.
[16:19.600 -> 16:20.100] Definitely.
[16:20.100 -> 16:21.600] And we're somehow managing to...
[16:21.600 -> 16:22.100] First year.
[16:22.100 -> 16:26.600] Yeah, we're somehow managing to pull the people from the race and get them on our sofa.
[16:26.600 -> 16:28.400] And like, we believe in you just as much.
[16:28.400 -> 16:30.520] We wanted you here on this sofa to talk to you.
[16:30.520 -> 16:33.160] Yeah, arguably you're more exciting than other people
[16:33.160 -> 16:34.520] because a lot of people that we talk to,
[16:34.520 -> 16:36.720] they've kind of, they're in the middle
[16:36.720 -> 16:38.360] or they've had their career already.
[16:38.360 -> 16:40.500] Whereas like, even though you've achieved so much,
[16:40.500 -> 16:42.400] you're still really at the start.
[16:42.400 -> 16:44.520] So yeah, it's really exciting.
[16:44.520 -> 16:48.880] And your Formula One idol is the man,'t it Lewis Hamilton. How long have you been
[16:48.880 -> 16:53.520] watching him ever since you started? Yeah just before that as well I was been
[16:53.520 -> 16:59.280] watching him quite a long time and it also inspired me to carry on racing.
[16:59.280 -> 17:02.760] He's an amazing person I can see why he's so inspirational and what was the
[17:02.760 -> 17:07.160] moment like when you find out that you're going to Silverstone, invited by him?
[17:07.160 -> 17:13.120] I was speechless, I couldn't say anything, I didn't know what to say, I was just in a load
[17:13.120 -> 17:19.200] of shock, saying that Lewis Hamilton has invited me to a Formula One track.
[17:19.200 -> 17:22.800] I didn't get to meet him, he was on track when we went down to the paddock.
[17:22.800 -> 17:26.120] That will happen for sure one day, When you've won more championships than him.
[17:26.120 -> 17:26.960] Yeah.
[17:26.960 -> 17:28.760] I'm pretty sure I've heard, I've seen some,
[17:28.760 -> 17:30.040] and didn't you say you're going to be,
[17:30.040 -> 17:31.800] no matter how many he gets, you're going to get more.
[17:31.800 -> 17:32.640] One more, yeah.
[17:32.640 -> 17:33.460] That is cool.
[17:33.460 -> 17:34.300] I love that.
[17:34.300 -> 17:35.140] I love that.
[17:35.140 -> 17:35.960] That's what I'd be saying.
[17:35.960 -> 17:36.800] I don't doubt you either.
[17:36.800 -> 17:37.640] No, I don't doubt you.
[17:37.640 -> 17:39.200] I got a voice message from him a few years ago.
[17:39.200 -> 17:40.680] I've seen the video on your Instagram.
[17:40.680 -> 17:42.040] So cool.
[17:42.040 -> 17:42.880] So cool.
[17:42.880 -> 17:44.120] This is a guy that we really want to get on
[17:44.120 -> 17:44.940] as a guest as well.
[17:44.940 -> 17:47.080] So it's so cool you've got that relationship with him.
[17:47.080 -> 17:49.040] He believes in you just as much for sure.
[17:49.040 -> 17:49.880] Yeah.
[17:49.880 -> 17:51.460] And yeah, you can tell straight away.
[17:51.460 -> 17:52.300] Yeah.
[17:52.300 -> 17:53.800] I mean, you got the chance to meet Naomi Schiff
[17:53.800 -> 17:54.620] as well, right?
[17:54.620 -> 17:56.600] Yeah, I've known her for quite a while.
[17:59.040 -> 18:03.600] I did a show with her.
[18:03.600 -> 18:05.280] I think it was around October, November. a gweithio gyda ni. Dwi'n credu ei fod o ran 10.11.
[18:05.280 -> 18:10.480] Felly dyna oedd y cyfnod cyntaf i mi gwrthfawro hi,
[18:10.480 -> 18:12.480] ymlaen o'r Zoom.
[18:12.480 -> 18:13.480] Ie, ie.
[18:13.480 -> 18:15.480] Mae'n fwy iawn i gwrthfawro pobl yn y berson, dwi'n credu.
[18:15.480 -> 18:16.480] Ie.
[18:16.480 -> 18:17.480] Felly gallwch chi gael gwybodaeth gyda nhw.
[18:17.480 -> 18:18.480] Ie.
[18:18.480 -> 18:19.480] Dyna sut rydyn ni'n hoffi ei wneud ar gyfer ein cyfrifiadau.
[18:19.480 -> 18:21.480] Ond ie, rydyn ni'n ddiweddar i fod yn Princess Naomi hefyd.
[18:21.480 -> 18:22.480] Mae hi'n ddim.
[18:22.480 -> 18:23.480] Rydyn ni'n gweld ein gosod amdanoch chi
[18:23.480 -> 18:24.480] pan ddechreuwch y ffotograff.
[18:24.480 -> 18:25.120] Dyna sut ddewisom am y peth o Silverstone. We recently became friends and Naomi as well. She's lovely. We saw her post about you when she put the photo up.
[18:25.120 -> 18:28.320] That's how we learned about the Silverstone thing.
[18:28.320 -> 18:30.800] I just can't believe that, doing that with a broken heart.
[18:30.800 -> 18:31.960] I know, I know.
[18:31.960 -> 18:33.840] I couldn't even fathom trying to do that.
[18:33.840 -> 18:36.000] Well, at some point we need to get in a go-kart
[18:36.000 -> 18:37.240] and have a little race, I think.
[18:37.240 -> 18:39.280] Well, I think there must be some sort of challenge
[18:39.280 -> 18:40.120] coming up, right?
[18:40.120 -> 18:41.640] Like you and me versus Joshua.
[18:41.640 -> 18:42.480] Well, you can see on our wall.
[18:42.480 -> 18:44.640] I think, by the way, he'd absolutely murder us
[18:44.640 -> 18:45.360] on the first lap. That's what I was about to say. He'd be lapping us by lap two. He will be, you can see on our wall. I think, by the way, he'd absolutely murder us on the first lap.
[18:45.360 -> 18:47.160] He'd be laughing us by lap two.
[18:47.160 -> 18:48.960] He will be. You can see on our wall.
[18:48.960 -> 18:52.240] Don't say what you can see because the people at home, they might be,
[18:52.240 -> 18:53.920] I don't know if they're watching the YouTube, they can see it.
[18:53.920 -> 18:55.600] But basically, they won't see the top of it.
[18:55.600 -> 18:56.800] This is a new feature, right?
[18:56.800 -> 18:57.440] Oh, OK, yeah.
[18:57.440 -> 19:00.120] And then we've got some racing sims now,
[19:00.480 -> 19:04.120] and we're going to have everyone who comes on to be on there.
[19:04.400 -> 19:07.360] But sadly, they're not set up yet.
[19:07.360 -> 19:09.560] So you're going to have to come back
[19:09.560 -> 19:10.600] when you've won the championship.
[19:10.600 -> 19:12.600] And we'll do it after the championship.
[19:12.600 -> 19:14.840] Or maybe at the race.
[19:14.840 -> 19:18.080] Maybe we just jump it on a bit of that episode
[19:18.080 -> 19:18.920] for that weekend.
[19:18.920 -> 19:19.760] We can figure it out.
[19:19.760 -> 19:20.580] Yeah.
[19:20.580 -> 19:21.420] Do you have a racing sim at home?
[19:21.420 -> 19:22.260] Or do you not need one yet?
[19:22.260 -> 19:23.120] I have one at home.
[19:23.120 -> 19:23.960] Yeah.
[19:23.960 -> 19:24.780] Do you?
[19:24.780 -> 19:26.720] It's not the best one, but it's all right. It's good enough for what I need. Do you use a racing sim at home or do you not need one? I have one at home, yeah. Do you? It's not the best one, but it's alright.
[19:26.720 -> 19:28.720] It's good enough for what I need.
[19:28.720 -> 19:29.600] Do you use it a lot?
[19:29.600 -> 19:30.100] Yeah.
[19:30.100 -> 19:32.240] Because racing cars are very different.
[19:32.240 -> 19:34.480] We've learned that racing cars are very different to carts.
[19:34.480 -> 19:34.980] Yeah.
[19:34.980 -> 19:37.760] Have you? I mean, you're too young to get in a car at the moment.
[19:37.760 -> 19:38.400] No, yeah.
[19:38.400 -> 19:42.320] But, yeah, from what we've heard, like being in a go-kart is...
[19:42.960 -> 19:44.720] Because you drift quite a lot around corners.
[19:44.720 -> 19:45.840] Is that true?
[19:45.840 -> 19:47.720] No, it's not.
[19:47.720 -> 19:49.720] The smoother you take it, the faster you're going to go.
[19:49.720 -> 19:53.280] So, the aim of it is to turn as little as possible
[19:53.280 -> 19:56.480] but whilst getting around the corner at high speed.
[19:56.480 -> 19:58.960] So, braking, you have to brake smoothly,
[19:58.960 -> 20:00.960] get on the throttle smoothly, turn smoothly,
[20:00.960 -> 20:06.320] so everything's smooth so that the kart works at its best performance. Mae'r car yn gweithio yn eich cyflwyniad gwych.
[20:06.320 -> 20:13.000] Y set-up, os ydych chi'n ychydig yn y gwyrdd,
[20:13.000 -> 20:16.720] yna efallai y byddwch chi'n eich rhoi mwy o grip neu'n ychydig yn ychydig yn y gwyrdd.
[20:16.720 -> 20:19.760] Iawn.
[20:19.760 -> 20:23.640] Mae'r gol yn Formula 1, ond rydych chi'n gweld Formula 1 hefyd.
[20:23.640 -> 20:27.480] Rydych chi'n ffyrdd o ffynnu o'r gill. Iawn. Mae'n gweithio'n wych ar y moment, ond mae One as well. Like you're a big fan of it. And always back in Hamilton every week.
[20:27.480 -> 20:28.880] He's doing amazing at the moment, isn't he?
[20:28.880 -> 20:29.800] Yeah, he's doing amazing.
[20:29.800 -> 20:32.480] I think five, five podiums in a row.
[20:32.480 -> 20:33.800] Yeah, Mercedes have picked it up.
[20:33.800 -> 20:35.480] The car's going, Russell's doing good.
[20:35.480 -> 20:37.640] We're hoping for a Hamilton win soon.
[20:37.640 -> 20:38.480] Yeah, I know.
[20:38.480 -> 20:39.520] How amazing was that lap?
[20:39.520 -> 20:40.360] Yeah, so good.
[20:40.360 -> 20:41.760] That was amazing.
[20:41.760 -> 20:43.160] I think Mercedes has done really well.
[20:43.160 -> 20:44.280] Are they your favorite team then?
[20:44.280 -> 20:46.080] Yeah, Mercedes is my favorite team. I thought science has done really well. Are they your favorite team then? Yeah, I think Mercedes is my favorite team
[20:46.080 -> 20:52.240] I thought science was gonna get Poland hungry. I was watching on my simulator watching from the TV
[20:52.240 -> 20:58.320] I thought science was gonna get Poland and then I saw Russell come around because he's got no purple sectors
[20:58.320 -> 21:03.720] Yeah, yeah, yeah sectors. I saw Russell come around. It's like what that's why it was so impressive, right? No purple
[21:03.720 -> 21:05.600] He's just got quicker throughout all the remote
[21:05.600 -> 21:06.440] on the out.
[21:06.440 -> 21:07.280] It's just very consistent.
[21:07.280 -> 21:08.520] Yeah, consistent driving.
[21:08.520 -> 21:11.160] He is a very consistent driver as he's shown.
[21:11.160 -> 21:13.180] Is there anyone on the grid you look at now
[21:13.180 -> 21:15.160] and you're like, that's kind of my driving style?
[21:15.160 -> 21:16.000] Or that's kind of-
[21:16.000 -> 21:16.840] Russell.
[21:16.840 -> 21:17.660] Russell, is it really?
[21:17.660 -> 21:19.200] I'm very consistent as well when I drive.
[21:19.200 -> 21:22.720] There was one session that is on my Instagram.
[21:22.720 -> 21:26.280] There was one session where my three lap times
[21:26.280 -> 21:28.680] were within half a tenth.
[21:28.680 -> 21:29.520] Wow.
[21:29.520 -> 21:30.960] Half a tenth, so.
[21:30.960 -> 21:31.800] Yeah, that is consistent.
[21:31.800 -> 21:34.400] Very consistent three laps, half a tenth, so.
[21:34.400 -> 21:36.720] Wow, that's an amazing driving style to go after though.
[21:36.720 -> 21:39.120] He's, Russell is very consistent
[21:39.120 -> 21:41.060] and he's having an amazing year at Mercedes.
[21:41.060 -> 21:42.920] It's really exciting to see what he does.
[21:42.920 -> 21:46.720] Do you think, with this championship coming to the end that you're in, do you think you're gonna win it?
[21:46.720 -> 21:52.320] I think so, yeah. I've got a very good chance. You need to be confident. I love it, I love it.
[21:52.320 -> 21:56.720] Now we love, I believe in you anyway, I think it's gonna be amazing, we'll
[21:56.720 -> 22:00.300] definitely come and watch. Oh 100%. We've got your mum here with us as well, she's
[22:00.300 -> 22:06.240] not on camera. Does your mum get a bit worried about doing what you do?
[22:06.240 -> 22:08.880] Yeah, she's always on the sidelines.
[22:08.880 -> 22:11.320] So every time I go out, she's like,
[22:11.320 -> 22:12.160] oh, do I wanna watch?
[22:12.160 -> 22:13.720] Do I not wanna watch?
[22:13.720 -> 22:15.160] She's worried that I'm gonna have an accident.
[22:15.160 -> 22:18.320] Cause when I started, I wasn't at the front.
[22:18.320 -> 22:21.120] And most of the time I was in the ambulance.
[22:21.120 -> 22:22.800] I was getting involved in quite a lot of crashes.
[22:22.800 -> 22:24.640] Oh wow, I was gonna ask you.
[22:24.640 -> 22:27.800] I'm expecting that. I never got hurt, but I was like, I just got bruised.
[22:29.540 -> 22:33.180] And then I kind of started getting my way up,
[22:33.180 -> 22:34.020] up to the front.
[22:34.020 -> 22:35.520] And that's where the least accidents happen.
[22:35.520 -> 22:37.640] Cause you got, you got more mature drivers
[22:37.640 -> 22:40.120] and know what they're doing properly.
[22:40.120 -> 22:42.880] So I started stopping getting the ambulance.
[22:42.880 -> 22:47.520] So I'm kind of got a bit more relaxed, but she's still very nervous. Fe wnaeth i mi ddod o'r ambulans, felly roedd fy mam yn cael mwy o ysbrydol, ond mae hi'n dal i fod yn anodd iawn.
[22:47.520 -> 22:48.920] Ie, rwy'n meddwl.
[22:48.920 -> 22:51.080] Ie, mae'n rhaid i mi fod yn anodd.
[22:51.080 -> 22:53.760] Nid anodd, ond rwy'n meddwl pan fydd yn gaergyn, dydych chi ddim yn rhaid i chi ymdrechu.
[22:53.760 -> 23:07.640] Ie, rwy'n dod o'r ôl i bobl i gyd. Yn unrhyw un, roedd e'n sioel yn ychydig yn ychydig yn ychydig yn ychydig yn ychydig yn ychydig yn ychydig yn ychydig yn ychydig yn ychydig yn ychydig yn ychydig yn ychydig yn ychydig yn ychydig yn ychydig yn ychydig yn ychydig yn ychydig yn ychydig yn ychydig yn ychydig yn ychydig yn ychydig yn ychydig yn ychydig yn ychydig yn ychydig yn ychydig yn ychydig yn ychydig yn ychydig yn ychydig yn ychydig yn ychydig yn ychydig yn ychydig yn ychydig yn ychydig yn ychydig yn ychydig yn ychydig yn ychydig yn ychydig yn ychydig yn ychydig yn ychydig yn ychydig yn ychydig yn ychydig yn'n meddwl ei fod yn un diwrnod o gynhyrchu ar y satwd, ac ar y diwrnod o gyrraedd ar y diwrnod.
[23:07.640 -> 23:13.200] Ac roeddwn i'n gwbod pan ddechreuon ni y byddai'n diwrnod o gyrraedd ar y satwd, a'r diwrnod o gyrraedd ar y diwrnod.
[23:13.200 -> 23:19.840] Ac roeddwn i'n dweud iddo, rwy'n dal y tu ôl, dysgu'n ffordd, oherwydd roeddent wedi dweud ei fod yn y trac mwyaf anodd i'w mynd i,
[23:19.840 -> 23:23.000] mae llawer o bennau, ddim llawer o straed, mae'n fawr grwpio.
[23:23.000 -> 23:46.000] Ac r mae'n A'r coac oedd yn dweud, oes gennych chi ddweud Snowdown? Ar y rheolwr?
[23:46.000 -> 23:48.000] Ie, mae o'n yma i hwnna!
[23:48.000 -> 23:50.000] Pa mor dda i weithio gyda coacwyr?
[23:50.000 -> 23:52.000] Ie, rwy'n gofyn hynny.
[23:52.000 -> 23:54.000] Yn eich team, ar y rheolwr, pa bod yna a pha'n gwneud?
[23:54.000 -> 23:56.000] Dwi'n cael nifer o fuddsoddiadur.
[23:56.000 -> 23:58.000] Dwi'n cael...
[23:58.000 -> 24:00.000] Dwi'n cael tri fuddsoddiadur,
[24:00.000 -> 24:02.000] felly dim ond... mae'n team eithaf fach
[24:02.000 -> 24:04.000] yn ymhlith rhai o'r teams eraill.
[24:04.000 -> 24:05.680] Dyma dim ond y teams pop-up fach. Mae'r dîm mawr yn ymwneud ag rhai dîm eraill. Mae gennym dim ond dîm pop-up mawr.
[24:05.680 -> 24:10.480] Mae dîm sydd ganddi dîm 12m.
[24:10.480 -> 24:14.280] Gallant ddod i lawer o bobl,
[24:14.280 -> 24:15.880] ond mae'r dîm mawr yn ymwneud ag un.
[24:15.880 -> 24:16.880] Mae'n calus.
[24:16.880 -> 24:20.200] Nid yw un sy'n cael ei ffwrdd yn ymwneud ag un
[24:20.200 -> 24:22.880] er mwyn i rai pethau gwahanol ddigwydd.
[24:22.880 -> 24:25.800] Rydyn ni'n dysgu, yn dysgu bob amser. Ydyn nhw i gyd ar y ffordd? Ie. unless something really bad's happened and we're all learning, always learning.
[24:25.800 -> 24:30.280] So they're all around your age? Yeah, some of them, there's one of them that's
[24:30.280 -> 24:35.240] eight years old, he's the youngest. Wow. He's in a class that I was in last year.
[24:35.240 -> 24:38.840] And he'll be looking up to you? Yes. That's cool, that's really cool that you
[24:38.840 -> 24:41.400] already have people younger than you, when you're winning something they're
[24:41.400 -> 24:46.680] able to, they'll be learning from you. Oh 100%. There was a person last weekend when I was walking up, you have
[24:46.680 -> 24:50.640] transponders, so you need to go collect that and put it on the car. I was walking
[24:50.640 -> 24:54.220] up and there was someone who came up to me and said, oh I watched you on YouTube and I
[24:54.220 -> 24:58.000] saw your Instagram and that stuff and that's why you started so it was really
[24:58.000 -> 25:00.880] cool knowing that people started because of me.
[25:00.880 -> 25:09.000] I don't suppose you ever did remote control car racing? Pardon? Did you ever do remote control car racing? No I didn't. I just thought I'd
[25:09.000 -> 25:12.440] ask because I used to. No one would ever imagine me to but I did that when I was
[25:12.440 -> 25:16.560] a kid and I never went into like go-karting or anything but. I had like the small
[25:16.560 -> 25:20.800] RC cars yeah I didn't that didn't inspire me to go race. No it's not quite
[25:20.800 -> 25:26.360] the same you want to be in the car. Yeah. Did have any, I know you said that you went for like a,
[25:26.360 -> 25:28.200] like a test today with your brother to find out,
[25:28.200 -> 25:29.960] but were you, were you or your family
[25:29.960 -> 25:31.440] into motor racing before that?
[25:31.440 -> 25:32.960] Or was it a random thing?
[25:32.960 -> 25:36.680] My, my, my dad was, he liked, he liked motor racing,
[25:36.680 -> 25:39.760] but he didn't, he didn't actually drive anything,
[25:39.760 -> 25:43.480] but I kind of inspired myself.
[25:43.480 -> 25:46.280] Me too, because I watched Formula One for years since I was small. My dad used to smoke and used to come home Ond rydw i wedi fy ysbrydoli fy hun. Ie, oherwydd rydw i wedi gweld Formula 1 yn y blynyddoedd,
[25:46.280 -> 25:47.280] gan fod yn fach.
[25:47.280 -> 25:49.480] Roedd fy mab yn siarad o ffwrdd o ffwrdd a'n dod i'w gwmni
[25:49.480 -> 25:53.400] pan oedd yn ymweld â'r farchnau Formula 1,
[25:53.400 -> 25:54.880] y cariau Marlborough.
[25:54.880 -> 25:57.280] O, iawn, oherwydd y cymorth yn y dydd.
[25:57.280 -> 25:58.480] A rwy'n cofio pan oeddwn yn bach
[25:58.480 -> 26:00.880] a phob un yn ceisio gwneud iddo ddweud stop i ffwrdd,
[26:00.880 -> 26:02.600] byddwn yn dweud, pam y gwnaethon nhw'r hyn?
[26:02.600 -> 26:04.480] Oherwydd na fyddai'n mynd i'w ddod i mi,
[26:04.480 -> 26:26.920] o'r pwynt ymdrechol, ond r, nid yw'n dweud, nid yw'n dweud, nid yw'n dweud, nid yw'n dweud, nid yw'n dweud, nid yw'n dweud, nid yw'n dweud, nid yw'n dweud, nid yw'n dweud, nid yw'n dweud, nid yw'n dweud, nid yw'n dweud, nid yw'n dweud, nid yw'n dweud, nid yw'n dweud, nid yw'n dweud, nid yw'n dweud, nid yw'n dweud, nid yw'n dweud, nid yw'n dweud, nid yw'n dweud, nid yw'n dweud, nid yw'n dweud, nid yw'n dweud, nid yw'n dweud, nid yw'n dweud, nid yw'n dweud, nid yw'n dweud, nid yw'n dweud, nid yw'n dweud, nid yw'n dweud, nid yw'n dweud, nid yw'n dweud, nid yw'n dweud, nid yw'n dweud, nid yw'n dweud, nid yw'n dweud, nid yw'n dweud, nid yw'n dweud, nid yw'n dweud, nid yw'n dweud, nid yw'n dweud, whenever we watched motorsports, any kind of motorsports as a baby, I've got pictures of him I'm sure when he was like six months old he would just
[26:26.920 -> 26:32.660] literally get glued to the TV, go to any shop like any toy shop and he just
[26:32.660 -> 26:37.560] goes straight to the cars and so it just he was not like a football boy you know
[26:37.560 -> 26:42.940] yeah yeah I never thought anything of it until you know it's like hindsight is
[26:42.940 -> 26:45.480] 2020 so it's not like we saw it forward
[26:45.480 -> 26:46.880] and then we put him in this position.
[26:46.880 -> 26:48.280] I think that's really cool though,
[26:48.280 -> 26:50.560] because I think in Formula One,
[26:50.560 -> 26:52.080] there could be a lot of drivers
[26:52.080 -> 26:53.680] who may be pushed into racing
[26:53.680 -> 26:55.360] because of their parents want them to do it
[26:55.360 -> 26:56.180] or something like that,
[26:56.180 -> 26:57.340] but the fact that you've just
[26:57.340 -> 26:59.360] naturally gravitated towards it,
[26:59.360 -> 27:00.840] like I used to watch Formula One with my dad
[27:00.840 -> 27:01.680] when I was a kid,
[27:01.680 -> 27:03.960] but I never turned out to be a racer,
[27:03.960 -> 27:05.360] so obviously it's not in me,
[27:05.360 -> 27:07.120] but clearly it's in your blood to do it.
[27:07.120 -> 27:10.080] Yeah. A lot of people, even at the track,
[27:10.080 -> 27:11.520] that they don't want to be there.
[27:11.520 -> 27:15.040] It's their parents pushing them for what they couldn't do.
[27:15.040 -> 27:16.520] Oh, that's a bit of a shame.
[27:16.520 -> 27:20.900] Yeah. But like my coach was saying to my mum and dad,
[27:20.900 -> 27:24.240] they were like, oh, why not?
[27:24.240 -> 27:45.400] You're very in a weird position because most people are begging for their son oherwydd roedd y rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o'r rhai o and you're not, and I'm pushing you for that, which he doesn't normally do.
[27:46.880 -> 27:47.700] So yeah. That's amazing.
[27:47.700 -> 27:49.160] Yeah, that is lovely.
[27:49.160 -> 27:50.720] And I'm sure that's why the people around you
[27:50.720 -> 27:51.920] love working with you.
[27:51.920 -> 27:53.560] And that was why we wanted to get you on the pod.
[27:53.560 -> 27:55.960] Like we felt your aura from the videos we saw, didn't you?
[27:55.960 -> 27:57.440] You saw, we saw the video of you,
[27:57.440 -> 27:59.080] we were like, he's such a cool guy.
[27:59.080 -> 28:00.520] Like we've got to get him on the pod.
[28:00.520 -> 28:01.720] Yeah, well, there was three,
[28:01.720 -> 28:02.880] there was two other kids, right?
[28:02.880 -> 28:04.720] Three other kids in the Lewis Hamilton video.
[28:04.720 -> 28:06.560] But for some reason I just said to Jake,
[28:06.560 -> 28:08.360] like, this is the lad.
[28:08.360 -> 28:10.800] This is the guy who's the one.
[28:10.800 -> 28:13.400] Yeah, no disrespect to the other lads.
[28:13.400 -> 28:15.400] Maybe it was the hair, you've got really cool hair.
[28:15.400 -> 28:16.480] Maybe that's what it was.
[28:16.480 -> 28:17.320] Yeah.
[28:17.320 -> 28:18.760] Oh, that's funny.
[28:18.760 -> 28:22.520] How are the other two lads that went to Silverstone with you?
[28:22.520 -> 28:24.040] Are they in your championship?
[28:24.040 -> 28:31.000] No, they do rental car championships. Okay. Mae'r ddau ffyrdd sydd wedi mynd i Silverstone gyda chi, yw'n ymwneud ag eich cymhwysedd? Na, maen nhw'n gwneud cymhwyseddau carau'n rhentol, felly maen nhw ddim yn arwain y car.
[28:31.000 -> 28:36.000] Rwy'n credu bod un ohonyn nhw'n arwain car, ac mae'n mynd ar gyfer dyddiau test ar gyfer hynny.
[28:36.000 -> 28:43.000] Ond maen nhw'n gwneud carau'n rhentol, ac mae'n mynd i'w blaen.
[28:43.000 -> 28:46.280] Mae'n ddifrifol o ran ychydig awyr i mewn. close to them. Yeah. Go like that, but it's not like going around
[28:46.280 -> 28:49.000] six hours away and stuff like that.
[28:49.000 -> 28:50.440] Yeah, lots of different ways you can race,
[28:50.440 -> 28:52.040] lots of different championships and stuff.
[28:52.040 -> 28:52.880] Yeah.
[28:52.880 -> 28:53.880] Let's just hope for Europe next year
[28:53.880 -> 28:55.520] because I'd love a road trip.
[28:55.520 -> 28:58.000] We could get an Alka, we could drive anywhere.
[28:58.000 -> 28:58.840] I could see that.
[28:58.840 -> 28:59.680] Yeah.
[28:59.680 -> 29:00.520] Yeah.
[29:00.520 -> 29:01.360] Yeah.
[29:01.360 -> 29:02.200] Yeah.
[29:02.200 -> 29:03.020] Yeah.
[29:03.020 -> 29:03.860] Yeah.
[29:03.860 -> 29:04.700] Yeah.
[29:04.700 -> 29:10.440] Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. We asked our audience for some questions.
[29:10.440 -> 29:12.440] And they've sent in a load of questions here.
[29:12.440 -> 29:13.440] And we've got stuff.
[29:13.440 -> 29:15.440] I'm going to go through them just one by one with you.
[29:15.440 -> 29:17.240] Because I just thought, why not?
[29:17.240 -> 29:18.240] And we've got some good answers.
[29:18.240 -> 29:19.600] Do you want to get them to read them out?
[29:19.600 -> 29:22.440] Yeah, well, we thought I'll do some and you could read some maybe.
[29:22.440 -> 29:23.440] What do you think?
[29:23.440 -> 29:24.440] Should I read them?
[29:24.440 -> 29:25.400] It'd be cool if he read them, I think.
[29:25.400 -> 29:26.520] Can you read my handwriting?
[29:26.520 -> 29:27.640] Could you read that?
[29:27.640 -> 29:28.480] Yeah, all right.
[29:28.480 -> 29:30.880] So do you want to read them out and then like answer them
[29:30.880 -> 29:32.480] and we'll go off your answer.
[29:32.480 -> 29:33.320] Okay.
[29:33.320 -> 29:34.600] So we'll just talk about it once you've done it.
[29:34.600 -> 29:38.240] Okay. So my best ever race I've had,
[29:38.240 -> 29:41.780] I think that was in 2020, it was my first race win.
[29:41.780 -> 29:44.600] So in karting, you can push the kart in front
[29:44.600 -> 29:47.000] and you both go faster and get faster lap times and can pull away from the karts behind. ac roeddwn i'n gyflawni'r cymaint o ffyrdd i'r cymaint o ffyrdd. Roeddwn i'n gweithio'n fwy cyflymach,
[29:47.000 -> 29:50.000] ac roeddwn i'n gweithio'n fwy cyflymach,
[29:50.000 -> 29:53.000] ac roeddwn i'n gweithio'n fwy cyflymach,
[29:53.000 -> 29:56.000] ac roeddwn i'n gweithio'n fwy cyflymach,
[29:56.000 -> 29:59.000] ac roeddwn i'n gweithio'n fwy cyflymach,
[29:59.000 -> 30:02.000] ac roeddwn i'n gweithio'n fwy cyflymach,
[30:02.000 -> 30:06.560] ac roeddwn i'n gweithio'n fwy cyflymach, ac roeddwn i'n gweithio'n fwy cyflymach, and we got a six second gap to the carts behind in like eight minutes. And then on the last lap, we battled it out.
[30:06.560 -> 30:11.560] And I switched back to him at a hairpin.
[30:12.360 -> 30:15.400] And so that was definitely my best,
[30:15.400 -> 30:18.320] that's my highlight because it was an MSA race.
[30:19.240 -> 30:21.760] So it was an MSA race, my first win.
[30:21.760 -> 30:24.400] So everything, my first win, my first podium.
[30:24.400 -> 30:26.000] And everything at the same time. So yeah, definitely. That's incredible. It's amazing hearing you say dates like that. race my first win so everything my first win my first podium
[30:26.000 -> 30:29.480] that's incredible it's amazing hearing you say dates like that and you realize
[30:29.480 -> 30:32.800] that you haven't you've been you haven't been doing it for that long no but
[30:32.800 -> 30:36.280] you're already telling us now we could be winning I say we now because we're
[30:36.280 -> 30:40.880] part of this journey of course we could be winning a national championship
[30:40.880 -> 30:45.720] when you say you can push your teammate, do you actually mean in the car?
[30:45.720 -> 30:49.480] So my nose cone will be on his back bumper,
[30:49.480 -> 30:50.440] pushing him forward.
[30:50.440 -> 30:51.280] Wow.
[30:51.280 -> 30:52.120] Slingshot.
[30:52.120 -> 30:52.940] Yeah, that's what I mean.
[30:52.940 -> 30:54.720] Yeah, like the toe.
[30:54.720 -> 30:55.560] Wow.
[30:55.560 -> 30:56.800] The toe, yeah, that's cool.
[30:56.800 -> 30:57.960] Wow, we're learning new stuff.
[30:57.960 -> 30:59.000] Yeah.
[30:59.000 -> 31:04.000] How do your mum and dad help you get ready for race day?
[31:05.000 -> 31:07.980] how do your mom and dad help you get ready for race day?
[31:09.960 -> 31:14.960] In the morning, they'll tell me, remember who you are, be calm, don't overthink it,
[31:15.740 -> 31:16.580] stuff like that.
[31:16.580 -> 31:20.360] So it's quite calm, it's not really intense,
[31:21.200 -> 31:23.760] like you would think.
[31:23.760 -> 31:25.480] What about breakfast?
[31:25.480 -> 31:27.200] I don't normally have breakfast.
[31:27.200 -> 31:28.040] Do you not?
[31:28.040 -> 31:28.860] No.
[31:28.860 -> 31:29.700] Oh, okay.
[31:29.700 -> 31:30.540] Extra added weight.
[31:30.540 -> 31:31.360] Yeah, true, true.
[31:31.360 -> 31:32.200] He'll be half a second slower.
[31:32.200 -> 31:33.040] Yeah.
[31:33.040 -> 31:33.860] He needs the weight.
[31:33.860 -> 31:34.700] I need the weight because I'm very light.
[31:34.700 -> 31:35.540] Oh.
[31:35.540 -> 31:36.580] I've got lead in the car.
[31:36.580 -> 31:38.540] I've got about four kg of lead in the car.
[31:38.540 -> 31:39.380] Oh, like ballast?
[31:39.380 -> 31:40.200] Is that what they call it?
[31:40.200 -> 31:41.860] Yeah, like ballast, but it's lead.
[31:41.860 -> 31:44.320] And there's also minimum weight restriction for you,
[31:44.320 -> 31:46.560] the driver in the car and all your equipment. In my class at the moment, it's 132 kg. Nid ballast, ond led. Ac mae hefyd y cyfartal o weithredaeth ar gyfer chi, y drifo a'ch eich eich gynnyrch.
[31:46.560 -> 31:49.920] Yn fy nesaf ar hyn o bryd, mae 132 kg.
[31:49.920 -> 31:50.760] Ie.
[31:53.560 -> 31:55.840] Felly rwy'n ychydig o 4 kg o dan,
[31:55.840 -> 31:56.840] gyda'r cyfartal o weithredaeth,
[31:56.840 -> 31:58.040] heb unrhyw led.
[31:58.040 -> 32:00.320] Felly rydyn ni'n rhoi led i wneud y cyfartal o weithredaeth.
[32:00.320 -> 32:02.600] Ac yna, yn amlwg, mae gennych ffwil a pethau fel hynny,
[32:02.600 -> 32:04.200] felly dyna'r cyfartal o weithredaeth.
[32:05.280 -> 32:06.960] Mae rhai, fel y blynyddog mae gennych ffwil a phethau fel hynny, felly mae'n rhoi gweithiau. Yn yr wythnos diwethaf,
[32:07.960 -> 32:10.720] ychydig flynyddoedd yn ôl, roedd rhywun yn fy tîm
[32:10.720 -> 32:12.880] sy'n gydnabod, yn fawr iawn,
[32:13.520 -> 32:17.240] ac fe wnaeth e ddim led, ond roedd e'n hollol le.
[32:17.240 -> 32:18.680] Mae pob peth yn eithaf le.
[32:20.200 -> 32:23.440] Felly mae'r gwahaniaethau,
[32:24.040 -> 32:29.640] ond hefyd pan ydych chi'n fel hynny, mae'n well i chi yng nghymru, So it's like there's the different disadvantages And also when you're like that, it's a lot better for you in the wet because you can you've got more center of gravity
[32:30.240 -> 32:32.240] So sure
[32:32.280 -> 32:34.280] Wow, well we got next
[32:35.280 -> 32:37.280] favorite subject at school
[32:38.320 -> 32:44.840] Mass or science probably yeah, I like I like science because you can do all sorts of experiments physics
[32:44.840 -> 32:47.760] You can figure out yeah, yeah, I mean and because you can do all sorts of experiments. Physics, you can figure out turning and stuff like that.
[32:47.760 -> 32:48.560] Yeah.
[32:48.560 -> 32:53.600] Maths was one of the ones I was actually quite good at, to this day, still being quite good at times tables.
[32:53.600 -> 32:54.400] You are quite good.
[32:54.400 -> 33:00.320] Even with science, you kind of get an element of it with fuel at the track,
[33:00.320 -> 33:05.200] because you have to mix fuel with oil for it to be right for this engine.
[33:05.200 -> 33:07.280] It's a two-stroke engine.
[33:07.280 -> 33:10.480] And are the engines lawnmower engines?
[33:10.480 -> 33:11.640] They were last year.
[33:11.640 -> 33:12.720] So it's similar to that.
[33:12.720 -> 33:13.920] OK, so I'm on the right path.
[33:13.920 -> 33:14.600] A lot tuned.
[33:14.600 -> 33:16.040] It's very much more tuned.
[33:16.040 -> 33:17.200] Lawnmower engines?
[33:17.200 -> 33:19.520] Yeah, it's similar to them, but tuned.
[33:19.520 -> 33:20.520] That's cool.
[33:20.520 -> 33:24.400] But with the engines this year, it's a completely different one.
[33:24.400 -> 33:25.800] It's like his own engine.
[33:25.800 -> 33:26.200] Yeah.
[33:26.200 -> 33:28.200] So, two-stroke.
[33:28.200 -> 33:31.200] Yeah, the most expensive lawnmower engine you can get, I bet.
[33:31.200 -> 33:32.800] Are they quicker this year than they were last year?
[33:32.800 -> 33:33.400] A lot quicker.
[33:33.400 -> 33:33.700] Yeah.
[33:33.700 -> 33:35.800] It's about 10-15 miles an hour quicker.
[33:35.800 -> 33:36.600] Wow, cool.
[33:36.600 -> 33:38.000] Do you feel that difference?
[33:38.000 -> 33:39.400] Can you really feel straight away?
[33:39.400 -> 33:41.800] It's on the acceleration and then down the straight it just carries.
[33:41.800 -> 33:47.000] Because the first time I sat in the car, I sat in it, hit the accelerator,
[33:47.000 -> 33:48.440] my head went really far up.
[33:48.440 -> 33:49.640] It's like, whoa.
[33:49.640 -> 33:50.880] It's a lot more speed.
[33:50.880 -> 33:52.760] Well, you've adjusted well because you're first.
[33:52.760 -> 33:53.600] Yeah.
[33:53.600 -> 33:54.600] So it's going all right.
[33:54.600 -> 33:55.720] It's going okay, yeah.
[33:55.720 -> 33:57.160] It's definitely a big crossover as well.
[33:57.160 -> 33:58.880] I can see why you'd like science and maths
[33:58.880 -> 34:00.240] because they both kind of cross over
[34:00.240 -> 34:02.240] into this thing very much.
[34:02.240 -> 34:04.160] You know, I watch Formula One a lot of the time
[34:04.160 -> 34:06.880] and I always think it's so scientific, the way they make all the decisions and everything going on with the car. i'r peth hon. Rwy'n gwylio Formula 1 llawer o'r amser ac rwy'n credu bod e'n sain y bydd
[34:06.880 -> 34:11.360] maen nhw'n gwneud yr un pethau a phopeth sy'n digwydd gyda'r car. A ydych chi'n hoffi bod yn ymwneud
[34:11.360 -> 34:16.080] â'r car ac yn gwybod popeth sy'n digwydd? Rwy'n ymwneud â'r car, rwy'n deall'r set-up
[34:16.080 -> 34:20.960] ac rwy'n gwybod yr ffordd rwy'n hoffi'r set-up, pa mor gwaith rydw i eisiau ar y car.
[34:20.960 -> 34:26.560] Felly mae'r set-up yn ddifrif i chi, yn wir. Nid yw'n ddifrif iawn, mae'n ddifrif i'r trac a chi. So the setup is suited to you really. It's not really suited, well it's suited to the track
[34:26.560 -> 34:30.620] and you, there's like a gearing for every track
[34:30.620 -> 34:34.140] and there's like a gearing span,
[34:34.140 -> 34:37.580] so where the optimum windows are for gearing.
[34:37.580 -> 34:41.320] So you have to find which one works for you best
[34:41.320 -> 34:42.860] in that area.
[34:42.860 -> 34:46.640] Wow, I'm surprised you can read my handwriting to be honest.
[34:46.640 -> 34:47.480] That's the most impressive part.
[34:47.480 -> 34:48.960] My handwriting's horrendous.
[34:48.960 -> 34:49.800] Yeah.
[34:51.440 -> 34:54.000] Best moment of your driving career so far.
[34:55.360 -> 34:57.800] I think it links back to that first question,
[34:57.800 -> 34:58.920] my first win.
[35:00.960 -> 35:04.120] I came out the car, I ran into my mum, screaming.
[35:04.120 -> 35:04.960] Oh.
[35:04.960 -> 35:05.600] I was just so happy.
[35:06.760 -> 35:08.320] Let's hope for some more celebrations
[35:08.320 -> 35:09.320] in the next couple of months.
[35:09.320 -> 35:10.560] There's going to be plenty more of those.
[35:10.560 -> 35:12.200] I'm going to bring a big bottle of champagne.
[35:12.200 -> 35:14.520] I'm going to spray everywhere.
[35:14.520 -> 35:16.200] You're going to have to buy like a shipping container
[35:16.200 -> 35:18.000] to keep all of his trophies in the back.
[35:18.000 -> 35:18.840] Because it's going to be so messy.
[35:18.840 -> 35:19.680] Yeah, I've seen the photo.
[35:19.680 -> 35:20.500] It's all in my room, yeah.
[35:20.500 -> 35:22.440] How many trophies have you got?
[35:22.440 -> 35:23.260] 43.
[35:23.260 -> 35:24.560] That is unbelievable.
[35:24.560 -> 35:25.000] It's crazy
[35:25.000 -> 35:28.000] If you ever have a spare one and want to put it in our background, feel free
[35:28.000 -> 35:32.000] They all start at the end of 2020 so it just all keeps coming
[35:32.000 -> 35:34.000] Not even in two years
[35:34.000 -> 35:35.000] No
[35:35.000 -> 35:36.000] Wow
[35:36.000 -> 35:37.000] That's incredible
[35:37.000 -> 35:38.000] That's very impressive
[35:38.000 -> 35:41.000] Including a second place in the championship last year which was
[35:41.000 -> 35:42.000] A host, am I?
[35:42.000 -> 35:43.000] You lost by one point
[35:43.000 -> 35:44.000] Oh no
[35:44.000 -> 35:45.000] Yeah One point How do you bounce back after that when you lose a championship by one point? Yn ystod yr hir, roeddwn i'n cael un poen. Oh no! Un poen.
[35:45.000 -> 35:50.000] Pa mor gwirionedd i chi ychydig yn ymdrechio ar ôl hynny, pan fyddwch chi'n rhedeg y cymdeithas ar un poen?
[35:50.000 -> 35:53.000] Dw i ddim yn gwybod. Rwy'n ceisio gwblhau amdano fel y gallwn.
[35:53.000 -> 35:55.000] Roeddwn i'n gwneud iawn ystod yr hir.
[35:55.000 -> 36:00.000] Roeddwn i'n ddifrifol iawn oherwydd dydw i ddim eisiau gynnal ymlaen.
[36:00.000 -> 36:03.000] Roeddwn i'n gynnal un penwl, ar ôl cael ei ddifrifo.
[36:03.000 -> 36:06.320] Ond, arall, roeddwn i'n cyfan. I won one final after a penalty was applied, but otherwise I was second.
[36:06.320 -> 36:10.720] The first four rounds I was second on track every time in the final.
[36:10.720 -> 36:12.400] Wow, you are consistent.
[36:12.400 -> 36:13.600] Yeah.
[36:13.600 -> 36:15.520] How about this year?
[36:15.520 -> 36:17.200] Absolutely eighth second place.
[36:17.200 -> 36:17.720] Yeah.
[36:17.720 -> 36:18.520] I'm still worst position.
[36:18.520 -> 36:19.520] You've got to be first, haven't you?
[36:19.520 -> 36:23.200] I've got like, I think 30 trophies of second places.
[36:23.200 -> 36:27.040] Wow. I can tell it's really annoying.
[36:27.040 -> 36:28.480] It's definitely really annoying.
[36:28.480 -> 36:29.600] How about this season?
[36:29.600 -> 36:31.760] How many wins and seconds in that this season?
[36:31.760 -> 36:34.320] I think I've got more wins this season.
[36:34.320 -> 36:35.480] Okay, great news.
[36:35.480 -> 36:36.320] Okay, that's really good.
[36:36.320 -> 36:37.480] Yeah.
[36:37.480 -> 36:39.520] So also in this championship,
[36:39.520 -> 36:43.280] because it's my first time in this championship,
[36:43.280 -> 36:45.660] you get put down as a rookie, but not a novice. So you're not on the novice plates where it's your first time in this championship, you get put down as a rookie, but not a novice,
[36:45.660 -> 36:46.800] so you're not on the novice plates
[36:46.800 -> 36:48.660] where it's your first six races ever.
[36:49.640 -> 36:53.000] You get put down as a rookie for that championship,
[36:53.000 -> 36:55.560] and so every time, whenever you're the top rookie
[36:55.560 -> 36:58.180] in the championship, you get an extra trophy.
[36:58.180 -> 36:59.800] So most of the time when I'm on the podium,
[36:59.800 -> 37:01.440] I get another trophy, I get two trophies.
[37:01.440 -> 37:04.120] So you're just flooded with trophies.
[37:04.120 -> 37:06.000] In the first weekend of the championship, I got four trophies. So you're just flooded with trophies. In the first weekend of the championship,
[37:06.000 -> 37:07.520] I got four trophies in two days.
[37:07.520 -> 37:09.120] Oh, wow.
[37:09.120 -> 37:11.440] I've only ever had like six trophies in my life
[37:11.440 -> 37:12.560] and they were from when I played football,
[37:12.560 -> 37:13.800] like under eights, under nines,
[37:13.800 -> 37:15.320] and I've still got a lot of my mums
[37:15.320 -> 37:17.000] because I'm so proud of them.
[37:17.000 -> 37:18.200] I've never had a trophy in my life.
[37:18.200 -> 37:19.040] Have you not?
[37:19.040 -> 37:19.860] No.
[37:19.860 -> 37:20.700] You've never really played sports?
[37:20.700 -> 37:21.960] I've never played competitive sport, so.
[37:21.960 -> 37:22.800] Medals or anything?
[37:22.800 -> 37:24.240] Put that simulator down.
[37:24.240 -> 37:25.000] Yeah, get the simulator. E-s anything. Put that simulator on. Yeah.
[37:25.000 -> 37:25.840] Get the simulator on.
[37:25.840 -> 37:26.660] Yeah.
[37:26.660 -> 37:29.040] Maybe I just need to get out of the car.
[37:29.040 -> 37:30.880] Maybe that's what I need to do.
[37:30.880 -> 37:31.720] Okay.
[37:31.720 -> 37:33.400] If I lose against like a bunch of 10 year olds,
[37:33.400 -> 37:34.240] I'm going to be like, oh man.
[37:34.240 -> 37:35.720] You're going to get beat in battle.
[37:35.720 -> 37:36.560] Yeah.
[37:36.560 -> 37:37.380] You're going to get smashed.
[37:37.380 -> 37:38.220] Yeah.
[37:38.220 -> 37:39.060] So true.
[37:39.060 -> 37:40.400] Yeah.
[37:40.400 -> 37:43.040] Who's the best driver you've ever raced against?
[37:44.160 -> 37:47.000] Oh, it's quite a few. Pa fyddwch chi wedi cymryd gyda'r cyflog fwyaf? Mae'n llawer.
[37:49.000 -> 37:51.000] Mae'r cyflogwyr, Noah Wolfe,
[37:51.000 -> 37:53.000] a oedd yn gwinno'r blwyddyn diwethaf.
[37:53.000 -> 37:57.000] Roedd yn gwneud dwy ysgolion yn y cadair,
[37:57.000 -> 37:59.000] ac oedd wedi gwinno'r cyflogwyr amdano.
[37:59.000 -> 38:01.000] Roedd yn gymharol iawn.
[38:01.000 -> 38:03.000] Roeddwn i'n cymryd âd ym mhobl ym mhobl ymlaen.
[38:03.000 -> 38:06.000] A oes gennych chi'r bobl eraill ynghylch chi sy'n eisiau cymrydwn. Roeddwn i'n hyrwyddo hwn y flwyddyn. Ydych chi'n teimlo, o ran y bobl eraill o'ch gwirionedd,
[38:06.000 -> 38:08.200] mae'n rhaid i chi ddweud y bydd Formula 1 hefyd?
[38:08.200 -> 38:10.280] Ydy'n ymwneud â'r cymhwysol iawn, ar y trac a'r ffordd?
[38:10.280 -> 38:12.360] Mae pawb am fod yn y rhan fwyaf, cael y rhan fwyaf o'r cymhwysolau,
[38:12.360 -> 38:14.000] cael y rhan fwyaf o bobl yn eu gweld nhw.
[38:14.000 -> 38:14.840] Yw hynny'r ffordd?
[38:14.840 -> 38:16.000] Ie, mae'n...
[38:16.000 -> 38:16.920] Wel, nid yw'r rhan fwyaf o bobl...
[38:16.920 -> 38:20.280] Mae'r rhan fwyaf o bobl yn cael y pwynt i'w paratoi,
[38:20.280 -> 38:22.720] felly dydyn nhw ddim yn anodd ar gyfer y cymhwysolau,
[38:22.720 -> 38:24.400] oherwydd mae ganddyn nhw'r pwynt i'w gael i Formula 1.
[38:24.400 -> 38:27.480] Mae'n anodd ar gyfer y bobl iawn i'w gwybod.
[38:27.480 -> 38:33.280] Ond os oes gennych newn iawn, mae Cawthar wedi cael un o'i ffyrdd o gyrraedd.
[38:33.280 -> 38:34.560] Oedd e?
[38:34.560 -> 38:38.000] Ie, mae ganddyn nhw un o'i ffyrdd o gyrraedd yn Genu X30.
[38:38.000 -> 38:43.360] Felly bydd e'n mynd i fynd i mewn a bydd yn ymwneud â F1 oherwydd ei enw.
[38:43.360 -> 38:44.720] Ydy e'n oedol i chi?
[38:44.720 -> 38:45.220] Ie, oedol. Ychydig flynyddoedd oedol i mi. So he'll get up and probably progress to Formula 1 because of his name. Is he older than you? Is he the same age?
[38:45.220 -> 38:46.060] Yeah, older.
[38:46.060 -> 38:46.900] Older.
[38:46.900 -> 38:47.720] Yeah.
[38:47.720 -> 38:48.800] Like a year or two older than me.
[38:48.800 -> 38:49.640] Oh, that's cool though.
[38:49.640 -> 38:51.320] Because when you guys like carry on.
[38:51.320 -> 38:52.160] Yeah.
[38:52.160 -> 38:53.000] If you're racing in like,
[38:53.000 -> 38:54.560] when you end up doing cars and stuff together,
[38:54.560 -> 38:55.400] that'd be really cool.
[38:55.400 -> 38:56.220] Yeah.
[38:56.220 -> 38:57.060] Have you met David?
[38:57.060 -> 38:57.900] Yeah, I have.
[38:57.900 -> 38:59.080] I have met David.
[38:59.080 -> 39:00.120] Yeah, I've seen the photo.
[39:00.120 -> 39:00.940] He's a great guy.
[39:00.940 -> 39:01.780] I went on a big old.
[39:01.780 -> 39:02.620] Does he?
[39:02.620 -> 39:03.440] Does he?
[39:03.440 -> 39:04.280] Yeah, he comes quite a lot.
[39:04.280 -> 39:06.880] We've only ever met him once and that was after a party. We had a big... He was a great guy. I went on a big old... Does he? Yeah, he comes quite a lot. We've only ever met him once and that was after a party.
[39:06.880 -> 39:07.720] We had a big...
[39:07.720 -> 39:09.520] He was a funny guy.
[39:09.520 -> 39:10.800] He's a funny guy.
[39:10.800 -> 39:11.640] Enough said.
[39:11.640 -> 39:12.480] Next question.
[39:15.000 -> 39:17.240] How do you celebrate after your race win?
[39:19.040 -> 39:21.360] Well, on track, obviously,
[39:21.360 -> 39:23.600] like I'll celebrate, do something.
[39:24.840 -> 39:27.960] And then after the race, I'll just, I'll just be happy.
[39:27.960 -> 39:30.400] I'll go hug my mom and stuff like that.
[39:30.400 -> 39:35.280] But so, yeah, that was, that was in 2020.
[39:35.280 -> 39:37.460] Cause I was, my mom thought I was too young.
[39:37.460 -> 39:39.560] So every time I come on the podium,
[39:39.560 -> 39:42.760] I'd get like a fizzy drink, but then it happened too often.
[39:42.760 -> 39:45.120] So it had to be every time I win.
[39:45.120 -> 39:45.960] Okay. Yeah.
[39:45.960 -> 39:47.960] Oh, you guys still spray each other with the drinks.
[39:47.960 -> 39:49.200] No, just a drink.
[39:49.200 -> 39:51.040] I think you'd get your stick in.
[39:51.040 -> 39:52.440] I thought you had a fatter and you were like
[39:52.440 -> 39:53.920] squirt everyone with it.
[39:53.920 -> 39:56.120] No, it's like a fizzy drink.
[39:56.120 -> 39:59.240] The first few times I got on the podium,
[39:59.240 -> 40:02.720] I put it in my trophy and drink it from my trophy.
[40:02.720 -> 40:03.560] Oh, cool.
[40:03.560 -> 40:05.080] Have you ever done a shoo-ee before?
[40:05.080 -> 40:05.920] No.
[40:05.920 -> 40:07.200] That's Daniel Ricciardo's thing.
[40:07.200 -> 40:08.320] It's a bit disgusting, isn't it?
[40:08.320 -> 40:09.480] Yeah.
[40:09.480 -> 40:11.080] Especially after you've been racing in your boots.
[40:11.080 -> 40:12.600] Yeah, very sweaty.
[40:14.400 -> 40:16.100] What's your favorite film?
[40:17.720 -> 40:19.240] Yeah, moving away from racing.
[40:20.560 -> 40:22.000] Favorite movie ever?
[40:22.000 -> 40:22.840] I forgot what it's called.
[40:22.840 -> 40:23.680] Mindstrike.
[40:30.320 -> 40:35.120] I forgot what it's called. Pacific Rim. I've never seen it. It's like these massive robots controlled by a few humans and
[40:35.120 -> 40:40.240] it's like it's all like wires connected to you and got something on your head
[40:40.240 -> 40:45.460] and oh wow and you control the robot and it's really cool so Pacific
[40:45.460 -> 40:51.320] Rain Pacific Rim so if anyone wants to watch his favorite film a future
[40:51.320 -> 40:54.280] Formula One champions favorite film that's what you got come watch it right
[40:54.280 -> 40:59.240] have you watched Drive to Survive yeah every season yeah we've watched every
[40:59.240 -> 41:02.000] season we're gonna watch it again as well because it was so long ago that we
[41:02.000 -> 41:05.480] watched it wasn't it yeah season one again yeah did you love it was so long ago that we watched it, wasn't it? We're going to start season one again.
[41:05.480 -> 41:06.320] Did you love it?
[41:06.320 -> 41:07.160] I loved it.
[41:07.160 -> 41:09.600] I watched basically every episode
[41:09.600 -> 41:12.240] and every episode the season came out,
[41:12.240 -> 41:14.240] I've watched in the first few days.
[41:14.240 -> 41:15.080] Yeah, we did as well, didn't we?
[41:15.080 -> 41:16.640] Didn't we watch it all in the same day?
[41:16.640 -> 41:17.920] We watched the first two seasons
[41:17.920 -> 41:19.760] in like the space of two days.
[41:19.760 -> 41:21.440] It is amazing though.
[41:21.440 -> 41:24.040] And you get to see like what all the drivers go through,
[41:24.040 -> 41:25.880] how hard it is, what their lives are like.
[41:25.880 -> 41:27.960] Behind in the media and all that stuff.
[41:27.960 -> 41:32.860] You don't just see practice, qualifying, and the race.
[41:32.860 -> 41:34.480] When you see all that stuff on Drive to Survive
[41:34.480 -> 41:36.520] behind the scenes, does it make you even more excited?
[41:36.520 -> 41:38.280] Like even more wanting to do it?
[41:38.280 -> 41:39.440] Yeah, definitely.
[41:39.440 -> 41:42.400] Because I understand more about the car,
[41:42.400 -> 41:49.200] about the Formula One car, so it helps me understand what I'm getting myself into.
[41:49.360 -> 41:52.360] Yeah, that's so great because I know there's been a lot of,
[41:52.360 -> 41:54.720] we've noticed it joining into F1,
[41:54.720 -> 41:56.560] a lot of the people who are in the sport already,
[41:56.560 -> 41:58.800] sometimes they look down on people like us
[41:58.800 -> 42:00.560] because we've got in through Drive to Survive
[42:00.560 -> 42:01.960] and they're like, oh, they're not real fans,
[42:01.960 -> 42:04.480] but it's nice to hear that you, who is actually,
[42:04.480 -> 42:08.080] who is a racer and actually wants to get into formula one have really been inspired by it as
[42:08.080 -> 42:15.520] well yeah inspired me because you see you see like them in the meetings after the race the debriefs
[42:15.520 -> 42:30.000] there before race um meetings and uh how they're gonna improve the car um Also, in Brazil last year, Netflix's main focus was Mercedes and Road
[42:30.000 -> 42:37.400] Bull in Brazil. You hear Hamilton talking to Bono and all that stuff, saying it's so
[42:37.400 -> 42:42.440] unfair how they're testing something that's not in regulations and stuff like that.
[42:42.440 -> 42:45.920] That was an amazing race as well. That was one of our first ever races
[42:45.920 -> 42:47.200] and Hamilton went and did that.
[42:47.200 -> 42:48.040] Last to first, yeah.
[42:48.040 -> 42:50.120] Oh, it was quite something.
[42:50.120 -> 42:51.600] I sat back on the sofa with Fab's
[42:51.600 -> 42:53.880] and we, to be honest, we hadn't seen loads of Hamilton
[42:53.880 -> 42:55.000] because we were new.
[42:55.000 -> 42:57.360] Watched it and I just turned to Fabio and said,
[42:57.360 -> 42:59.480] well, that's why Lewis Hamilton is Hamilton, isn't it?
[42:59.480 -> 43:00.800] This guy's the greatest in the world.
[43:00.800 -> 43:02.760] This guy is unbelievable.
[43:02.760 -> 43:04.320] Yeah, all adds up.
[43:04.320 -> 43:05.920] I've had races like that as well.
[43:05.920 -> 43:08.520] It was a seven minute heat.
[43:08.520 -> 43:10.360] And I came from 25th to second.
[43:10.360 -> 43:11.200] Wow.
[43:11.200 -> 43:12.320] In seven minutes.
[43:12.320 -> 43:13.160] Oh my God.
[43:13.160 -> 43:15.080] And you haven't even got DRS on a go-kart.
[43:15.080 -> 43:16.920] No, well you kind of do,
[43:16.920 -> 43:19.200] cause like human DRS basically.
[43:19.200 -> 43:20.560] So you like tuck down behind the wheel,
[43:20.560 -> 43:22.400] get as much aerodynamics as possible.
[43:22.400 -> 43:24.080] Yeah, isn't that where you like lean forward a little bit?
[43:24.080 -> 43:26.080] Yeah, lean forward, yeah. I did not know that. Yeah, I know cause where you like lean forward a little bit? Yeah, lean forward. I did not know that.
[43:26.080 -> 43:27.720] Yeah, I know, because I've been going hard
[43:27.720 -> 43:29.360] before proper go down.
[43:29.360 -> 43:31.280] And isn't there enough, I could be wrong here,
[43:31.280 -> 43:33.660] but can't you like kind of bump up and down?
[43:33.660 -> 43:35.120] That's only on the start of races
[43:35.120 -> 43:36.360] when you have a standing start.
[43:36.360 -> 43:39.980] But from like now on, it's my rolling start for me.
[43:39.980 -> 43:40.820] Okay.
[43:40.820 -> 43:42.800] I know my stuff.
[43:42.800 -> 43:44.280] Why do you have rolling starts?
[43:44.280 -> 43:45.080] Pardon? Why do you have rolling starts? Pardon?
[43:45.080 -> 43:45.920] Why do you have rolling starts?
[43:45.920 -> 43:48.560] Because the engines will clog up with fuel.
[43:48.560 -> 43:50.760] Cause it's two stroke and four stroke
[43:50.760 -> 43:53.120] that it takes the fuel, it likes the fuel.
[43:53.120 -> 43:56.840] So you could go both pedals and then go
[43:56.840 -> 43:58.400] cause it won't clog up the fuel.
[43:58.400 -> 43:59.360] Okay.
[43:59.360 -> 44:00.320] With our engines,
[44:00.320 -> 44:02.120] our engines will probably stall on the start
[44:02.120 -> 44:05.320] cause it's got too much fuel and it can't handle it.
[44:05.320 -> 44:06.160] Yeah.
[44:06.160 -> 44:07.000] Yeah.
[44:07.000 -> 44:08.080] Makes sense.
[44:08.080 -> 44:10.200] Who would be your dream sponsor?
[44:11.440 -> 44:12.280] Well.
[44:13.200 -> 44:15.400] Tell us, because we'll flood them with emails for you.
[44:15.400 -> 44:16.240] Yeah.
[44:16.240 -> 44:18.200] We'll DM them, we'll email them.
[44:18.200 -> 44:19.400] We'll say on the pod every week.
[44:19.400 -> 44:20.400] We'll go knock on their door.
[44:20.400 -> 44:21.240] Um.
[44:22.480 -> 44:23.920] Have you got like a favorite brand
[44:23.920 -> 44:25.840] or favorite anything that you would love to?
[44:25.840 -> 44:31.800] I think Nike, Puma, Adidas, their stuff are really cool. I have quite a few of them. I
[44:31.800 -> 44:34.040] have a lot of their clothes and stuff.
[44:34.040 -> 44:39.360] That would be a cool sponsor. Loads of free clothes, loads of shoes.
[44:39.360 -> 44:40.360] Jordans as well.
[44:40.360 -> 44:42.360] Oh that would be a dab. Hang on a minute.
[44:42.360 -> 44:44.080] Those are not Jordans, what are those?
[44:44.080 -> 44:46.520] Lebrons. Oh my top's got Jordan on it, I think.
[44:46.520 -> 44:48.320] Jordan, Paris, yeah.
[44:48.320 -> 44:49.800] Look at me, I'm on brand.
[44:49.800 -> 44:50.640] Give them the t-shirt.
[44:50.640 -> 44:51.960] I mean, Puma would be fantastic
[44:51.960 -> 44:54.840] because they just started sponsoring the W Series.
[44:54.840 -> 44:56.640] They got W Pumas, if you wet their feet,
[44:56.640 -> 44:58.360] they might as well support the W Series.
[44:58.360 -> 45:00.720] Yeah, Puma are doing amazing things with W Series.
[45:00.720 -> 45:03.280] Puma, if you're listening, you know what you need to do.
[45:03.280 -> 45:07.920] Yeah, get on it.
[45:14.800 -> 45:21.600] Do you hold any track records? Last year I did, it was the track Lewis Hamilton started at, at Rye House, I had the track record there. At the end of last year I won that championship.
[45:22.720 -> 45:27.000] Do you still hold the record now? No, it's been beaten. They changed the track surface.
[45:27.000 -> 45:30.000] It's a lot faster. It was very, very bumpy.
[45:30.000 -> 45:33.000] It was like bumps, even on the straight, it was like a wave.
[45:33.000 -> 45:35.000] Have you been back since? They've changed it?
[45:35.000 -> 45:39.000] Yeah, I have, but I was in the faster kart, so that record is different.
[45:39.000 -> 45:45.840] That kart doesn't really, my kart doesn't really go to that track, it's more like a Bambino and
[45:47.280 -> 45:53.200] Honda Cadet and stuff like that and then Seniors, not Minis and Juniors, not really.
[45:53.200 -> 45:57.520] So technically you own it, you have a track record that can never be beaten because they
[45:57.520 -> 46:01.120] can never change it back, it's in history books, I absolutely love it.
[46:04.160 -> 46:05.560] Insane. What's next? I can't even. Wow. Yeah. Trap Gregor's car. Wow. Insane.
[46:05.560 -> 46:07.020] What's next?
[46:07.020 -> 46:07.860] I can't even remember what I wrote.
[46:07.860 -> 46:10.540] Why is your number 52 on your car?
[46:11.660 -> 46:14.940] Basically, at the start I was 33.
[46:14.940 -> 46:15.780] Yeah.
[46:15.780 -> 46:17.660] And then I did one race with that,
[46:17.660 -> 46:20.860] and then the next race someone else had it,
[46:20.860 -> 46:24.280] so I changed to 36, then I did that for one race,
[46:24.280 -> 46:25.040] someone else had it the next race. Oh no. Then I changed to 36 then I did that for one race someone else had it
[46:25.040 -> 46:30.380] the next race then I changed to 39 and someone I used that one race someone
[46:30.380 -> 46:35.080] else had it the next time and then I just tried to think of a number that
[46:35.080 -> 46:41.760] nobody used and I couldn't I bet rarely ever saw and I was like 52.
[46:41.760 -> 46:46.960] So I stuck with that since. Do you think would you carry that forever or have you got a number that you can see on a Formula One car for you in the future? I think 52. So I stuck with that since. Do you think you'd carry that forever or have you got a number that you can see on a Formula
[46:46.960 -> 46:47.960] One car for you in the future?
[46:47.960 -> 46:48.960] I think 52.
[46:48.960 -> 46:49.960] Yeah? Stick with it?
[46:49.960 -> 46:50.960] Yeah.
[46:50.960 -> 46:51.960] Love it.
[46:51.960 -> 46:58.280] There was one race that I've done that someone else was using 52. I was 32 that weekend.
[46:58.280 -> 47:03.560] Yeah, I'd seen on your photos a few switches in numbers but it's interesting to hear that
[47:03.560 -> 47:06.000] other people had them. What, do they just turn up on race day with a number in it? Mae'n ddiddorol i'w clywed bod pobl eraill yn cael nhw. Yna, pa mor ddiddorol yw'r cyfrifiadau?
[47:06.000 -> 47:09.000] Pan roeddwn i'n newid cyfrifiadau, roeddwn i'n novice.
[47:09.000 -> 47:13.000] Roedd y cyfrifiadau yn fy mhryd cyntaf.
[47:13.000 -> 47:18.000] Felly mae'r bobl sy'n gwneud cyfrifiadau yn y cyntaf
[47:18.000 -> 47:22.000] yn cael cyfrifiadau yn y cyntaf.
[47:22.000 -> 47:25.280] Felly dydw i ddim yn cael y cyfathrebu.
[47:26.320 -> 47:28.400] Felly pa ffordd ydych chi ar nawr os nad ydych chi'n fawrwyr ar hyn o bryd?
[47:29.520 -> 47:33.840] Wel, mae'n mynd i fawrwyr ac yna dydych chi'n unig dyrfa bywyd arall.
[47:34.720 -> 47:40.880] Felly dydych chi'n cymryd, os ydych chi'n fawrwyr,
[47:40.880 -> 47:43.920] os yw'n grydau gwahanol, byddwch chi'n dechrau ar y ddŵr
[47:44.720 -> 47:45.800] ar gyfer y rhesau, felly dydych chi'n gweithio'n gyflym, y drifoedd mwy fwyaf sy'n gwybod beth when you're a novice, you start, if it's random grids, you start at the back for the races.
[47:45.800 -> 47:47.760] So you don't interrupt the faster drivers
[47:47.760 -> 47:49.760] that know what they're doing and they're trying to get,
[47:49.760 -> 47:51.360] and they're trying to win.
[47:51.360 -> 47:52.840] You can still compete,
[47:52.840 -> 47:54.880] but you work your way through the field.
[47:54.880 -> 47:56.960] So yeah.
[47:56.960 -> 47:57.800] That makes sense.
[47:58.680 -> 48:02.120] Who do you think would win in a race, Jake or Fab?
[48:03.280 -> 48:04.800] So me or Fab?
[48:04.800 -> 48:08.480] I wonder who wrote this question. Who do you think would win in a go-kart race.
[48:08.480 -> 48:09.560] You can say anyone, don't worry.
[48:09.560 -> 48:10.720] He hasn't even seen us race.
[48:10.720 -> 48:13.160] No, but you just have to take a guess.
[48:16.120 -> 48:17.320] That's a mean question.
[48:18.880 -> 48:19.720] I think you, Jake.
[48:19.720 -> 48:21.480] Thank you so much.
[48:21.480 -> 48:23.040] Everyone's saying me.
[48:23.040 -> 48:24.840] I think you will win.
[48:24.840 -> 48:25.000] Oh, me as well? I think Fab. Oh, me. I think you will win.
[48:25.000 -> 48:26.000] Oh, me as well?
[48:26.000 -> 48:27.000] Fab.
[48:27.000 -> 48:28.000] Oh, okay.
[48:28.000 -> 48:29.000] She had to say that.
[48:29.000 -> 48:30.000] I believe in you, Fab.
[48:32.000 -> 48:33.000] I'm glad we get that question in there.
[48:33.000 -> 48:36.000] Because one day when we do find any race, we can put everyone's answers in front.
[48:36.000 -> 48:37.000] Yeah.
[48:37.000 -> 48:38.000] Go and do it.
[48:38.000 -> 48:40.000] You won it because Josh believed in you.
[48:40.000 -> 48:42.000] Yeah, I've got Josh on my side. I'm winning this.
[48:43.000 -> 48:44.000] I'll give you coaching.
[48:44.000 -> 48:46.320] Please, coach me. Get me down that coaching contract.
[48:46.320 -> 48:48.720] I don't need a tip, mate, I don't need coaching.
[48:51.440 -> 48:55.160] Do you remember the moment you wanted to be a racer?
[48:55.160 -> 48:56.000] Yeah, I do.
[48:57.400 -> 48:59.040] It was in the six week course,
[48:59.040 -> 49:02.660] I think it was like, I think the first time I went out,
[49:03.960 -> 49:08.000] so we had a rope attached to the back and we were going around with walking pace Iawn, i'r cyfan rydyn ni'n mynd allan, roeddem yn cael rôb yn y chwrdd, ac roeddwn i'n mynd o gwmpas cymaint o farchnad.
[49:08.000 -> 49:15.000] Roedd y bobl yn dweud, byddwn ni'n gwneud y peth rydym ni'n ei wneud'n dda, ac roeddwn i'n mynd i ffwrdd i ffwrdd i ffwrdd i ffwrdd i'r trotel.
[49:15.000 -> 49:25.000] Ar ôl y cefnogaeth ddeg, roeddwn i'n mynd i farchnad cyflawn, ac roeddwn i'n dweud, dyma lle rwy'n eisiau bod yn drifo gyrraedd.
[49:25.000 -> 49:27.000] Rwy'n cofio'r cynyddu, rwy'n cofio popeth amdano.
[49:27.000 -> 49:30.000] Roeddwn i'n eisiau bod yn drifo gyrraedd ar hyn o bryd.
[49:30.000 -> 49:35.000] Roeddwn i'n gwneud ychydig o gyrraedd yn y car honno ac roeddwn i'n ymwneud â'r dyn yma'n cyfathrebu.
[49:35.000 -> 49:37.000] Roeddwn i'n mwynhau'r cyrraedd.
[49:37.000 -> 49:39.000] Mae'n anhygoel.
[49:39.000 -> 49:41.000] Mae'n anhygoel.
[49:41.000 -> 49:49.740] A ydych chi'n chwarae rhai gêm? Unbelievable. Do you play any games? I do. I play racing games and a game called Fall Guys.
[49:49.740 -> 49:50.740] Oh, okay, yeah.
[49:50.740 -> 49:51.740] I've played that a few times.
[49:51.740 -> 49:52.740] I haven't played it, but I know it's really popular.
[49:52.740 -> 49:55.740] It's where you've got to get through all the levels, isn't it?
[49:55.740 -> 49:56.740] Yeah, yeah.
[49:56.740 -> 49:57.740] I am terrible.
[49:57.740 -> 49:58.740] Are you good?
[49:58.740 -> 49:59.740] Yeah, I'm alright.
[49:59.740 -> 50:02.140] I reckon you'll be really good, really smart about it.
[50:02.140 -> 50:04.560] Otherwise, I play F1 2021.
[50:04.560 -> 50:07.160] I don't have 22, not yet.
[50:08.440 -> 50:09.720] Yeah, if I win the championship,
[50:09.720 -> 50:10.880] I'm, me and my mom made a deal.
[50:10.880 -> 50:11.720] If I win the championship, I get 22.
[50:11.720 -> 50:12.680] That's the prize.
[50:12.680 -> 50:14.680] And I'll tell you what, you need to win it
[50:14.680 -> 50:16.880] because we're going to do an online thing
[50:16.880 -> 50:18.800] and we want you to be one of the people in it.
[50:18.800 -> 50:20.080] As one of the drivers.
[50:20.080 -> 50:20.920] Yeah, I'll be there.
[50:20.920 -> 50:22.160] That could be a proper,
[50:22.160 -> 50:24.480] cause we're going to get loads of people in from F1
[50:24.480 -> 50:25.600] and all sorts. Oh yeah, people who make YouTube videos as well. Yeah... Because we're going to get loads of people in from F1 and all sorts.
[50:25.600 -> 50:27.400] Oh yeah, people who make YouTube videos as well.
[50:27.400 -> 50:29.200] Yeah, so there's going to be loads of cool people racing.
[50:29.200 -> 50:30.500] There's also a kart game.
[50:30.500 -> 50:31.800] It's R Factor 2.
[50:31.800 -> 50:32.300] Okay.
[50:32.300 -> 50:34.700] But it's a mod that I installed.
[50:34.700 -> 50:36.200] Karting is very expensive.
[50:36.200 -> 50:39.400] And that mod, because they've gone to every track,
[50:39.400 -> 50:43.000] laser scan the track, and laser scan the karts, and all that stuff.
[50:43.000 -> 50:44.800] So it's very realistic to the karts.
[50:44.800 -> 50:46.920] And that game isr £500.
[50:46.920 -> 50:48.600] Wow.
[50:48.600 -> 50:49.760] Ond rydw i'n ei gael,
[50:49.760 -> 50:52.320] ac mae'n anhygoel.
[50:52.320 -> 50:53.360] Mae'n teimlo'n wir,
[50:53.360 -> 50:55.360] ar un cyfartal o'r ffwrdd,
[50:55.360 -> 50:57.240] ond gallwch gael add-ons i'r ffwrdd.
[50:57.240 -> 50:59.400] Gallwch gael cartiau mewn gwirionedd,
[50:59.400 -> 51:01.040] ond yn cysylltu â'r simulatwr
[51:01.040 -> 51:02.240] a'i ffwrdd,
[51:03.360 -> 51:04.720] ffwrdd, gallwch gael VR,
[51:04.720 -> 51:06.160] pethau, bydd yn gweithio. Yn y bôn, rydych chi'n y car yn bywydau bywydau. Wow. to the simulator and it's motion, motion you can get VR everything it will work
[51:06.160 -> 51:12.760] basically you're in you're in the car in real life. Wow mate it has been so fun
[51:12.760 -> 51:16.360] having you on and just hearing hearing about the race world from a different
[51:16.360 -> 51:26.000] perspective. Before we get to the end of the podcast I need to put do something for me. Can you take a moment for a sec? Oh yeah, so... I want you to sign my hat.
[51:26.000 -> 51:28.000] Because I'm going to wear it everywhere.
[51:28.000 -> 51:29.000] Where's the marker?
[51:29.000 -> 51:30.000] It's in the seat.
[51:30.000 -> 51:31.000] Can you see it?
[51:31.000 -> 51:32.000] Yeah, it's just in the side of the seat.
[51:32.000 -> 51:34.000] I want you to sign this hat, and I'm going to wear it everywhere.
[51:34.000 -> 51:37.000] So that he can sell it when you're the best driver in the world.
[51:37.000 -> 51:39.000] So I can sell it when you win Formula One World Championship.
[51:39.000 -> 51:41.000] But, I want you to sign it.
[51:41.000 -> 51:43.000] If you can sign this front bit.
[51:43.000 -> 51:44.000] Yeah.
[51:44.000 -> 51:45.840] If you can sign this front bit here, like, you can write Josh or Josh whatever you want.
[51:45.840 -> 51:46.840] Then I'm going to wear it everywhere.
[51:46.840 -> 51:47.840] If anyone asks me who signed my hat, I'll be like, well get to know him because this
[51:47.840 -> 51:48.840] is a future for the monster.
[51:48.840 -> 51:49.840] So hopefully this works because this should be a white mark.
[51:49.840 -> 51:50.840] But try and go wild on that bit there.
[51:50.840 -> 51:51.840] Yes it goes, it works!
[51:51.840 -> 51:52.840] Amazing, amazing, thank you.
[51:52.840 -> 51:53.840] That's a cool little signature.
[51:53.840 -> 51:54.840] I can't even write my name properly.
[51:54.840 -> 51:55.840] You can do that.
[51:55.840 -> 51:56.840] I can't even write my name properly.
[51:56.840 -> 51:57.840] I can't even write my name properly.
[51:57.840 -> 51:58.840] I can't even write my name properly.
[51:58.840 -> 51:59.840] I can't even write my name properly.
[51:59.840 -> 52:00.840] I can't even write my name properly.
[52:00.840 -> 52:01.840] I can't even write my name properly.
[52:01.840 -> 52:02.840] I can't even write my name properly.
[52:02.840 -> 52:03.840] I can't even write my name properly.
[52:03.840 -> 52:04.840] I can't even write my name properly.
[52:04.840 -> 52:07.000] I can't even write my name properly. I can't even write my name properly. I can't even write my name properly. I can't even write my name properly. I can't even write my name properly. Yes, it goes, it works. Amazing, amazing. Thank you. That's a cool little signature.
[52:07.000 -> 52:11.000] I can't even write my name properly. You can do that. That's unbelievable.
[52:11.000 -> 52:12.000] That's so neat.
[52:12.000 -> 52:13.000] Unbelievable.
[52:13.000 -> 52:15.000] I can't believe it. This kid is better at everything.
[52:15.000 -> 52:19.000] Thank you so much, mate. Oh, wow. I'm so buzzing we got you on. I'm so buzzing to come to this.
[52:19.000 -> 52:21.000] I'm so happy to be here.
[52:21.000 -> 52:26.080] Oh, man. We're happy to have you. we're just so excited to see where you go with
[52:26.080 -> 52:30.960] your life now and everything else that you achieve. The next step is this championship race then.
[52:30.960 -> 52:34.960] Yeah so quick reminder what date is that and where is it for the listeners? It's at
[52:34.960 -> 52:45.000] Shennington in Banbury, Shennington Car Racing Club and it is 27th and 28th of this month.
[52:47.120 -> 52:48.120] Oh, we're not far off then.
[52:48.120 -> 52:50.160] No, it's a few weeks.
[52:50.160 -> 52:53.000] You could become national champion for the first time.
[52:53.000 -> 52:53.840] Yeah.
[52:53.840 -> 52:54.660] We're gonna be there.
[52:54.660 -> 52:56.000] We want everyone else to be there.
[52:56.000 -> 52:58.360] Oh, all the Pitstop fans are gonna be behind you.
[52:58.360 -> 52:59.200] Everyone's gonna be rooting for you.
[52:59.200 -> 53:00.800] Yeah, everyone listening right now,
[53:00.800 -> 53:03.360] this is your chance to get on the journey
[53:03.360 -> 53:05.860] of a 12 year old that is going to be incredible.
[53:05.860 -> 53:07.180] So follow his socials.
[53:07.180 -> 53:08.240] We'll link everything.
[53:08.240 -> 53:09.920] Our Instagram is Pitstop.
[53:09.920 -> 53:11.180] Our TikTok is a Pitstop.
[53:11.180 -> 53:13.220] On all of there, we'll link all of his accounts.
[53:13.220 -> 53:15.880] Make sure you follow him, get behind him on this journey.
[53:15.880 -> 53:17.240] This is just the start.
[53:17.240 -> 53:18.760] Thank you very much for talking to us, mate.
[53:18.760 -> 53:19.760] It's been amazing.
[53:19.760 -> 53:20.760] Thank you for signing my hat.
[53:20.760 -> 53:21.760] This is leg.
[53:21.760 -> 53:23.340] We'll have to do this.
[53:23.340 -> 53:25.400] I think we should make this a repeat thing.
[53:25.400 -> 53:28.120] Like once a year, just like come back,
[53:28.120 -> 53:29.120] check in with Pitstop.
[53:29.120 -> 53:30.320] Once every few months, maybe.
[53:30.320 -> 53:32.600] Yeah, definitely after the championship
[53:32.600 -> 53:35.060] because we want you to do a lap.
[53:35.060 -> 53:37.720] So for that thing behind us that we're keeping secret.
[53:37.720 -> 53:38.560] Yeah, that no one can see it,
[53:38.560 -> 53:40.280] even though we've pretty much given it away already.
[53:40.280 -> 53:42.840] Yeah, let's document your whole journey on the podcast.
[53:42.840 -> 53:44.640] We come back, talk to us whenever you want.
[53:44.640 -> 53:45.520] You're always welcome here.
[53:45.520 -> 53:47.520] Can't believe you saw Matt there.
[53:47.520 -> 53:51.720] Right, People of Pit Stop Podcast, we hope you've enjoyed this episode.
[53:51.720 -> 53:54.720] Rated 5 stars, hit the follow button if you haven't already.
[53:54.720 -> 53:58.720] And we'll be back with a new guest on Monday, is that right?
[53:58.720 -> 54:04.720] On Monday, yeah. Also, Monday next week starts, it signifies the start of all the other stuff that we're going to be doing.
[54:04.720 -> 54:07.880] So next week's going to be big, there's going to be a lot more YouTube
[54:07.880 -> 54:11.800] content going out, as well as the pods as well, it's going to be amazing. Joshua,
[54:11.800 -> 54:16.400] thank you so much, thank you, it's been a pleasure, good luck in the final few
[54:16.400 -> 54:21.320] races, you're gonna win, we believe in you, it's just a start and we'll see you
[54:21.320 -> 54:27.000] soon. Pitstop listeners, you very much over and out!
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