The Late Braking F1 Podcast - The Ultimate F1 Quiz! | LBillionaire Bonus Episode!

Episode Date: August 21, 2022

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This podcast is part of the Sports Social Podcast Network. Thank you for listening to the Late Breaking F1 podcast. Make sure to tune in for new episodes every Wednesday and Grand Prix Sunday. Hello and a very warm welcome to the late breaking F1 podcast presented by Harry Ead, Sam Sage, and me, Ben Hocking. Just one week to go until the F1 season starts again. We thought we'd plug the gap between then and then. now we're going to be doing some uh we're going to be doing a special bonus episode today before we get into previews and reviews again later in the week um and when i say a special bonus episode i really

do mean it we're recording quite early on a sunday morning for what we usually do sam's half asleep we've all got coffee and tea at the ready are you sure you're going to be all right to present what is going to be an excellent episode son look i'm a natural born presenter ben I will never let the podcast down and I will never say anything appropriate or wrong. Come on. I've got a whole new

those words. Oh no. This is absolutely going to go wrong. But anyway. Of course it is. Oh, I knew back, Harry. I forgot about it. Oh, yeah.

Hi, guys. I've not been here for like three months. Nice to be back. He was on the Bahrain review and he's been absent ever since. Yeah. He's not April like in March. Oh, yeah.

It's been, I just, yeah, couldn't be bothered, to be honest. Yeah, a bit bored. A bit bored of talking to you a lot, so. Oh, well, that's a good way to start. I'm going to hand over the reins to Sam, because Sam, this is your episode. This is your weird episode child. Go ahead. Oh, you put, you point it weird for a start.

I think you put too much pressure on me immediately. Okay. Hello, everyone. Welcome to round two of L billionaire. Yeah. We have done a round one. It's on YouTube. We're all together on camera. If you want to go and watch it. Pause this. Go and watch it. Come back. Do come back. I'll be very sad if you don't. And basically, we definitely haven't ripped off the official who wants to be a million air format. No, no, no, no, no. They've come before you, Chris Terran. Yeah. We've been around for a long time. Chris Terran. How long are you been around for days? We're not starting a war with Chris Terran. Come on. Anyway, folks, if you haven't played who works to be L billionaire or the original format,

essentially it is a series of multi-choice questions. Thank God I'm the host because it would be terrifying otherwise. We have 12 questions because essentially I get bored of looking for them to create. And there's also a bonus question or one of the lifelines if they use it called the pit stop. Now the pit stop is a lifeline they can use if they get a bit confused. The chaps are playing together, of course, Ben and Harry. And they can choose to swap a question out. and that means that if they go,

oh, we're a bit stuck, what should we do? Of course, they have lifelines, but one means that we can go for the bonus question and carry on their journey. Other lifelines include the dreaded 50-50. That makes everything, of course, harder because you are living at two of the incorrect answers of you, you're left with a wrong answer

and a right answer, and it's so difficult. Yeah, well, it doesn't for some people, okay? Don't discriminate against us. It's a very, very tough lifeline to choose, but they have the 50-50 lifeline. And then after that, we've got Ask the DECD The Discord. If you're in the Discord and you're listening to this, you may have seen an at everyone prompt turn up. And that means we're recording this episode and you are being asked the same question they're being asking. You can help the boys pick the right answer. Or you can be a little devil and get them to choose the run answer. You can be a little menace. I need to remember last time we did this. Just no one answered us. So please this time. There's more of you.

and we're at a more inconvenient time this time. Very true. Yeah. The majority of our audience is American and we are doing this at 17 minutes past 10 a.m. in the UK. So good. Well done. And the final lifeline, the one that I fear the most

because I have to make up something on the spot is of course wringle than jingle. And that means that I have to create a on the spot jingle about the correct answer to help prompt the chaps into going in the right direction. Last time I basically just told the answer without really realising, but

it happens, it's fun. We'd recommend saving this one for a lesser difficult topic because I know less. That's why a host. Anyway, if you told us the answer last time, we might use it for a difficult one. Oh, well.

Oh, no. Well, there's got to be rude, Ben. I am the host. I'm trying to help you here. Jeez. Can we, can we do the jingle that we discussed before starting recording? Yes. Ben, play the El billionaire jingle now. So bad. El Billinger.

El Billing it. Make your money. El Billion it. Lots of questions. Oh, billion. Lots of dollars. So billion. Best thing ever.

Arguable. We made that up maybe four seconds before hitting record. Go on, Sam. What have we got? We may start leasing out our jingles in the future. Anyway, right, question one. And your value has gone up due to the fact that we've got so many, that hundreds of thousands of listeners ago,

your value's gone up and it's worth 500,000 a billion pounds. Question one for 500 billion pounds Here we go then Question one In 1998 What caused Johnny Herbert To retire from the Italian Grand Prix Was it A

A a sea goal Was it B Damon Hill's right race boot Was it C His wife Or is it D A spanner I hate spanners

why would his wife be the cause of the retirement? I mean, fortunately, I'm pretty sure I asked this on a true or false a while ago. So I think I do know what the answer is, Ben. I'm pretty certain it's not his wife or Damon Hill's right boot, but that's only 50%. I believe the answer is the spanner. So I think one of the mechanics left a spanner in his car. And I can't remember the exact reason for the retirement, but either it got caught on the throttle pedal

or got stuck somewhere in an important part of the car. But I think it was D. I think it was Spanner. Are you both locking that in? Are you happy with D Spanner? Yes. Concerns me this is the easiest. Yes. Go with D.

Well, a little bit of thought before we go into the answer to keep the tension, you know, whether you've got it right. I think the overall quiz is easier, but I think the difficulty of the questions is more evenly spread. There's no incredibly easy and, oh my God, this is so hard. So hopefully those playing along, which you should be playing along, because I expect it of you, can get some of these right. Anyway, well, the boys have submitted D, Spanger,

and the answer is, in fact, D, Spanger, they've got 500 quings. Well done, chaps. I've got a little reason for it as well. It was £1 billion a minute ago. Well, it's not a real currency, mate. It's not a real currency. What are you expecting?

It is. It's our new crypto. Oh, don't. No, suck. No, no. Run away. NFTs next week. Yeah, not fun times.

Basically, what happened is before the race, and McCannick was working on the engine, and he left his bloody spanger. inside the engine bay, I believe, and it's a rattling around and hit something, he calls a retirement, at the Lesmos. So,

unfortunate for old Johnny, because he, you know, prolific, if not otherwise. So, yeah, anyway, that's question won.

Well done. Hey, he won the Italian GP. He was good at winning races when Schumacher and Hill crashed out. Not about it. This, this might be my favourite question.

Question two. And it's for 1,000, there'll be a lot of. million. Just a lot of fake money. Not fun time currency. The question is, in 2003, what bizarre thing happened at Silverstone?

Was it A, the cameraman accidentally filmed someone doing a poo during a practice session. Was it B, Ted dropped mushy peas all down his shirt whilst on camera. Oh, we're messy P's. Was it C?

Mr. Blobby appeared in the McLaren garage. Or was it D? A man managed to break onto the track dressed as a lepracorn. I really, well, I think we both know the answer, but I really want it to be A. Things better.

I like to think it would be C just based on Mr. Blobby, who I now realize a lot of people listening won't have a clue who Mr. Blobby is. Look him up. It was kind of about, you know, 10 years past his prime if he had one.

So I feel like an out of sorts never came out of it down and out, Mr. Blobby turning up would be great. But yeah, I think we both know the answer. The lepricorn one, right? Right, good. I'm glad you finally submitted an answer. I was waiting for it. Yes, correct. It was a lepricorn.

Unfortunately, the mushy peas incident was a lie. I'm quite sad about it. But yes, well done. You have got $1,000,000,000, our billion dollars and we're moving on. So question three. It's the official noise of the game, by the way, folks.

Again, we're still at the easy end, so you should start to rattle through these. Those at home, again, hope you're doing all right with the first two questions. If you don't know who Mr. Blobby is, you chose Mr. Blobby. He's not what you think he is if you look him up. You've not seen him before. I can guarantee you, he's not what you think he is.

Question three is worth $2,000, L billion pounds. And the question is, Jean-A-Lazy, a personal favourite, of course. And what other driver racing for Ferrari during their horrid 1992 campaign? Was it A, Gerhard Berger, B, Al-Abbur, C, Ivan Capelli or D, J.J. Letto. What, sorry, I missed the year. 92, did you say?

Yes, I said 92. A trick question, because there's more than one. It's not a trick question. It's the main one. And there's only one for a chance. The main one. Okay. The main Ferrari.

Cool. Ben, do you know? I think it's, I would guess it's Capelli. I think Burger arrives. 93, wasn't he? Slightly after. Yeah, yeah. We'll go with Ivan or I don't know.

Is it Ivan Capelli? I don't know. It might be Evang. Evang Peli. or Ivan at Capelli. That one, Capelli. All right. That is correct.

He was dropped at the end of the 92 season for Berger to replace him. Well done, good overall knowledge. You are correct. And he wasn't particularly good. Neither was that car. So, anyway, sucks for Ferrari. No 2,000 or billion pounds for them. Yeah.

You're a lot more. I think how well they'd be doing if they had that sort of money. Yeah. Anyway, let's move on. You still got all your lifelines left as well, remember. True. We're on question four. All the lifelines left.

You're in a very comfortable position. We're on this question four now. $5,000 billion. I hope you're signing. Hey, I never said the currency was real. It might be yang later. I don't know. This is where the last question is actually worth less of the

first one. Due to exchange rates you've lost money. Yep. Which 1950s driver gave his car to his teammate and with it spoiled his chances to wing the title. Was it A. Sterling Moss.

B. Peter Collings. C. Phil Hill or D. Wolfgang Von Trips. I wish it was Wolfgang Von Trips because just has the best F1 name ever after Scott Speed.

Has Wolfgang Von Trits been banned from my racing though? That's the question. I don't think I racing was around in the 1950s. Surprisingly. I think I know the answer. I believe it's Peter Collins. I think he handed it over to Mr. Fangio. Are you sure that's the answer you're locking in?

Yes. well we'll find out right after this outbreak stay with us oh Chris okay before the outbreak

you need to remember that the boys had the question for 5,000 a billion yen which 1950s driver gave his car

to his teammate and with it spoke his chances to win the title the answers possible answers were selling Moss

Peter Collins Phil Hill or Wolfgang from trips and they submitted Peter Collins is their answer. And I can tell you now, after the very long, dragged out process that TV presenters like to do,

and that's why I'm still talking, that the answer is, Peter Collins, don't get it right. Yay! Well done. So much on the line, the tension. Yeah. So if you're in trusty, folks, what happened was Fangio broke down in a race in 1956, and then Collins gave him his car. Fangio went on to win the title that year because of that. Peter Collins is the man who never was, essentially.

So, well done Pete. Very nice of you. Kind. Bonn't Pete. That maybe that lasts for more, you know. They're world titles. God, it's going well, isn't it so far? It's seemingly well. It's going too well.

When do we ask him to wringle the jingle? Well, there's a name in this question that I'm going to struggle to pronounce. So that provides some much more entertainment. It is question 5 It is for 10,000 L billion yen again That's fun

What record Did Ocelo Driver Pierre Carlo Gingzani set in F1 Do I get that right? Did I say that right? Let's go out right, yeah It's convinced Oh, good

Sounds like Chingzano, that alcohol that they drink in Gavin's facing. The brin loves. That's niche. Yeah, very niche. Anyway, what records did a cello driver, Pierre Carle-Gingzani, setting F1? Was he A, the heaviest driver? Was he B? Do he have the lowest point per race average?

Was he C, the longest ever race time recorded? Or was he D? Most time is spent off track on average over a season. Now, to clarify, I mean, not on the tarmac, as in on grass, on gravel for D. Just in case you had any questions. Go through those again. Sorry. Okay.

Was he A, the heaviest ever driver to race? Tubby. Chonkey's very angry at this possible claim. Was he B, did he have the lowest point per race average? If you like to clarity on that one, that is for people that have actually ever scored points. It's not just zero. Oh, okay. All right.

Okay, just so you're aware for clarity. Was it C, the longest ever race time. You know, that includes possible red flags. That includes possible safety cars, spings, whatever it may be. And then D, most times are off track on average over a season. Again, that means in the gravel, dry on the grass, deciding to go down to the ice cream shop, get some chips, whatever it might be.

While the race is happening and his car is running, he's not on the track. Matthew's a lifeline here. I don't know. Yeah, I'm assuming. We can narrow it down a little bit because I don't see how it can be the last one because surely back in the 80s. They couldn't have measured that, right? And longest race ever, I feel like that would be eclipsed by Canada if we're including red flags with 2011. Right, yeah.

I think that is the longest race, right? Definitely. So it's probably one of the first two. Tubster. I was going to discount the lowest point for a row. race. Oh no. What's that me?

We're going for the he's the heaviest. No, I was going to discount the lowest points

per race until Sam said it actually doesn't include anyone who's called zero because otherwise

it would be poor old Luca Badoa. Don't say that man's game in vain. What should we do, Ben?

Should we use well, because the lifeline seems wasted if we've What are the lifelines again? Are they the standard ones and ring for the jingle?

The lifelines are the 50-50, which appears like you've already made be done in your minds. Ask the Discord, of course. You're having that everyone. Abuse that power in the Discord, get everyone involved. You've got R-R-R-R-R-Dingle, that jingle, where I will sing a song about the correct answer. Or you've got the pit stop,

where you can swap out for the bonus question. We could do 50-50, but he might. just he might just narrow it down to the two we've narrowed it down to. That would be very sad. I mean, because that would be very sad, I have already pre-chosen every question, a incorrect answer that will stay. Goal it. In that case, I reckon we go back. Yeah, yeah, yeah, let's do that. You've chosen to 50-50. Okay, let me, let me cross it off so you don't get to use it twice. He does the points in the heavy one now, if that's what he's pre-chosen as well. you're in, you're, you're, you're, you're, you're, you're, you're, you're, you're, you're in luck because the heaviest one is gone. So, A, is incorrect. He's not the heaviest driver to have ever race. And the other one that is gone, is C. Longest ever race. You're left with the lowest points per race. And most times are spent off track on average over a season. I, I, I would guess points per. He was around for quite a while and didn't score many points. So, go with that then. Is that B? B. B. That is B. Have you, you've, you've locked in B.

Okay, we've locked in B. And the correct answer is, is I flip my note so I can see my correct answer scribblings, is it's B, oh, the debate works. You've done it, well done, you clever sausages. Can I just say that I quickly Googled how much 10,000 yen is worth in pounds and it's worth 61 quid. There you go.

So much we've earned since we started the podcast, that? We started with 500 quid. We can never have got down 61, so it's going well. Well, hey,

next round, you've made it through, it might fly up. We're on to Rupes next, surely. Don't spoil it,

Ben. That's the next choice. Anyway, the answer was the lowest point per race average.

He went on to race 111 times. He only scored two points in total, giving him a nought point 0.18 point average across his entire career.

Not ideal, really, for an F1 driver. It's not ideal. I think he failed to qualify from quite few as well.

Well, that wasn't part of the question. I mean, that would make it even worse as one of me. True. Very true. Oh, dear. Oh, well, we are at the halfway point. This is in the show. You'd be asked if you want to take your money and walk away.

I'm not going to allow you to do that because we've got the rest of the podcast recording. I won't do it on my own. I refuse. Okay. So you got to stay. How do you get all at home? Are you doing well? Have you used a life for?

flying. If you have, it hasn't worked because I haven't used it for you. I'll think use a lifeline. Hey, I hope you're having fun. Ask your own discord. I don't know. Ringle your own jingle for a line. Anyway, this is a good question. I'm not to sing a jingle. Yeah. Have you got a dog? Get them to howl at the right one or cough. Hey, you never go. Possibilities for endless. Have, have your, make your own fun. Don't rely on us. Okay. Question six. It's worth 20,000 L billion. Simolians. What?

Solians? Which country is that, please? Simolians are from the Sims, actually. So you can build a new home. Oh, okay. Thank you. Trying to suss me, the host. Right.

Anyway, let's move on to the actual important part of the question. During Kazuki Nakajima's first ever pit stop, what did he do? Was it A? Run over a mechanic. Was it B? Did he steal the mechanics pit gun? Was it C?

Crash into his own pit garage. Or was it D? Did he throw an apple core out of his cockpit? I missed that last one because he broke up slightly. What was it? Throw an apple core out of the... Out of the cockpit. Out of the car, yes.

Okay. And was this a specific race? Sorry. I did not write down the race. So, yeah, we only did this at once. for his old, it was his first ever race, first ever pit stop, so it's all you need to know. I think I'm going to straight.

Who was a driver again? Oh my God, are you even listening? Nakajima. Yes, Kazuki Nakakima. Yeah. I think you've read, didn't he run someone over? Seems plausible.

I don't actually know the answer to this one, so I'll go with you. Let's go, he ran someone over. You put all your faith in Harry Yee on a possible. I think he might have done this after he hasn't listened to the driver's game or half the question. Hang on a minute.

If Harry's not sitting on the fence, I'm probably probably knows the answer. It's a fair point. Well, you know what? I'm strangely surprised because he's exactly correct. He did run over a mechanic.

It literally drove straight into him and the mechanic flew over the car. It was just go and watch it. It's dramatic. Yeah, unfortunately, he didn't throw an apple core out of his cockpit and he also didn't steal someone's pit gun. which is a real shame.

That is a shame. Hey-ho. These things don't happen, apparently. So that's 20,000 L-billian simoleums that you've got in your pocket. I've fun of that. Good fake currency there. Can we do the whole thing where like Chris Tarrin shows the check?

And then he like rips it up or goes, but I don't want to give you that. Come on then, write us a check and then rip it up. Well, I haven't got any checks to write. that's got part of the budget we have a budget no that's the point I've done this on 84 bits of paper

they've got even real bits of card this game right right question seven you're over halfway and this is worth 50,000 all billion Swiss francs

um glimbing getting serious though so you're doing all right at this point because I actually think Swiss francs are worth a good amount of real-life money. So, you know, come at me with the old exchange rate, if you think I'm wrong. I'm excited to hear it. Anyway, we'll move on to the actual question, the bit that people care about.

What uses 20,000 litres of air per minute? Is it a four, Harry, for you, four wheel guns at a pit stop. Is it B, Sam, when he shouts, Staten. Is it C, a standard checked past F1 wind tunnel? Or is it D, the wave machine in the swimming pool on Yasmarina Island? It can't be you shouting Stapman because you need at least double the amount that you said there. So it's not that.

I can't give you close. I can't give you close. I don't know I'd figure it'd be the air The air gun But then they're not used At minutes at a time Although these are for about

Seconds So unless that's had it up Um Yeah Remember folks are butting You have three lifelines left Ask the Discord Ringle that jingle

And the pit stop to swap out For the extra bonus question Trying to pit stop it I I reckon we either pit stop it or we get Sam to sing. I don't know if to save the jingle. I don't know what I'm saving it for, but.

I just have to start writing lyrics out. I can't show you back. Oh, I don't mind, Ben. All right, let's pit stop it. Let's get rid of that one. Right, I'll stop. Stop the lyrics. Saying a frantic curry.

A scared frantic curry. Okay. We're going for the pit stop, which is... V-woo-v-v-v-v-v-v-v-v-v-v-v-v-v-h-v-h-h-h-h-h. That's my... Remember in cars, the little dudes... Pete-star. Right?

One of the most iconic moments in all of cinema. That's what just happened. Your fresh size are wrong. What? Just for my own, like, sake. What was the answer to that other one? Ironically, it was the pit gunned. Damn it.

So... Godem it. That's fun. It wasn't the wave machine. So you're not getting in ease. Unfortunately, no wave machine. No Swiss francs for you. Well, you could still get your Swiss francs,

but they're kind of a second hand, bit creased, big of someone's pocket for a while, Swiss franc now. But the bogus question, the pit stop round. Who have I thought already? And question, what are we on? Seven? Seven.

Hey, I just keep in your toes. You haven't been paying attention. Okay. Okay, bonus round. Here we go. Put the same amount of money, your 50,000 Swiss francs. What name did I pronounce incorrectly in the first L billionaire in the question about punch-ups? Was it A? There might be a clue in how I pronounce the name. Who knows?

Was it A? René Arnou. Was it B? Jean-Pierre Beltroix. Was it C. Tieri Bootson Or is it C O D

I've written C twice That's good Is it D? Jean-Pierre Jabouy Or Jabuie is the Cool Kigs like to say Yeah

The correct cool kids say I mean it wasn't It wasn't Jabui No I mean Beltois was in The quiz last time But it wasn't about a punch-up

it was a question about BRM's last victory, I think. So I don't think it's him. So what's really funny about that, little tidbit for everyone listening, when I was going through the questions, and unlike Ben, I did no prep, I just sat there and wrote some questions out. And I, at one point, started writing that question again,

only to think, hang on a minute, I'm pretty certain I did this question in the last one. And I did. I had to go and check. So, and that's where the answer for this question then came up because I remember this question that I did. So there you go. You can have had two questions that were exactly the same.

That would be fun. Wow. So I don't think it's him. I was hoping it was going to be Salazar, to be honest. I caught that one right. Yeah, I know. Yeah. So if we're getting rid of Juboie,

sadly. We'll get rid of Bell-Twas as well. That leaves René Arnau and it was the other one Tieri Bootson Bootson I'd go with Bootson

I feel like there was something with Bootson I can't quite remember what he was exactly now but I don't know how Sam would have said that wrong but I feel like

René Arnau is easier to say He knows Reni Arnaud Yeah exactly Shocking Reni Arnax Rene Arnax Renex

No I would go Boots and I think go on then. Submitting that, happy? Oh, because he'd have started

singing boots and cats, wouldn't he? He definitely would have done that. Let's go with Tieri Bootson. You've got Bootson. Well, I can confirm the current answer was Tieri Bootson.

Well done. It wasn't because I sang Boots and Cats, though. No, it's because I wrote the name incorrectly, and I forgot to put the S in Bootson. So I call him Tieri Bhutan.

How are they forgot us? But you are correct. You've won your 50,000 Swiss francs. Elbillion, Swiss francs. Well done. But you are down to two lifelines with a lot of questions actually to go. You've swallowed up these a little bit quicker than I thought. So, all right.

Your lifelines left for anyone wondering, ask the Discord still. You're using these on progressively harder questions, remember? So maybe a rookie error for that one. And wringled that jingle. Again, more for comedic effects. than actual any assistance. So you saved the two worse life funds. Okay, right.

Question 8 for 75,000, our billion Mexican pesos. What team was the first to ever feature sponsorship on their car? And what was the sponsor? Is it A, Lotus with Goldleaf? Is it B, Ferrari with Gucci? Was it C?

McLaren with Coca-Cola Or was it D BRM with cocoa pops Of course Got to have a bowl of Cocoa Pop It was actually Graham Hill That signed that for the first time

You've got to have a bowl Of Cocoa Popes Oh Yeah It's A right Yeah that's what I go with Yeah Good

I'll go after a slightly easy one in there. It is a, unfortunately it wasn't Coco Pop, that would be much better, but yes, you've got your Mexico placeos. Graham, all the cereal in the morning 12, man. You can imagine when the pit leg, can't you, the ball, get to the car, just and with a swan, these are my

cocoa pops. Graham and the Crohn's so embarrassed. Oh, dear. Oh, dear. Right, well done. Well done. So, we have got question nine, question 10, question 11, question 12 to go. That is four questions. Four on it is counting. Well done. Good mass.

And this is where we're into the big money now. We're into the big money. And you know why it's the big money? Because we're going for Hong Kong dollars. 150,000 our billion Hong Kong dollars. Which of these is not a real Maori Walker quote? Oh God. Is it A?

There are seven winners of the Monaco GP on the starting line today. And four of them are Michael Scho. Schumacher. Is it B? If is a very long word in Formula One. In fact, if is F1 spelled backwards? Is it C? This race feels like it will never end until the last lap.

But in fact, it will come to an end. Or is it D? A battle is developing between them. And I say developing because it isn't actually on yet. Oh, I know the first two. Yeah. But I don't know about the other two. The Hong Kong dollars are desperate to be in your pocket

So don't let them down here They're about as believable as each other, aren't they? I'd go I think my guts think I was C But I don't know They both could be I think I'm with you Go on then, let's go for sea

Yeah We're risky, it's a Sunday morning We don't care We've had our Cocoa Pops Wow We're also not playing for anything This is very true. What you're all about?

It's 150,000 Hong Kong dollars to sit here waiting to come you away. It'd be really funny if I pulled out 150,000 Hong Kong dollars and showed you to go, wouldn't it? Like, psych, I've got all the currencies here. That'll be a great twist of the game. If the bank of any variation

would like to sponsor this episode and provide me the currencies in future, I'm up for it. They're all over that. So you've gone for C, right? Yeah, go on them. Okay. the correct answer is

coming right after this advert break say changed dun dun dun is that the weakest link yeah yeah probably another game show which we definitely won't rip off at some point in the future

we're back I hope you enjoyed whatever advert you got one day it might be a McDonald's ad where they're using my whistle remember that episode that was fun anyway you chose to see for the Murray Walker quotes

and that quote was This race feels like it will never end Until the last, that way, in fact, it will come to an end Does sound very Murray, isn't it? Very, very Murray. And that's because it isn't. I made it up. It's all me, folks.

You've got me. And I've gotten away for it too, if it was a few rotten kids. Well done. Clearly, I need to work on my Murrayism's a little bit more. But that was question nine. Correct. Well done. We've moved on.

Question 10. Honestly, don't know if they're getting hard or easier at this point. Just putting in a random order. And we're going for 250,000, Elbillion, South Korean Wong for this round, folks. That's right. Highly credited. Highly sought after.

The question in question is, the 1950 French Grand Prix was held at what? Circuit. Was it A? Magli Kerr. Was it B? Rem. That was just a note.

What did you say the first one was? Magnuyl Co. I just heard heard Kerr. Okay, carry on. Well, A. Correct. We're in it.

B, is it, I think it's REM, Rhyme. Who knows? Rem, good. Is it C? Paul Ricard. The old one, obviously. Or is it D?

Bougatland. All right. You know what? I am going to discount Baguette land. Because it, baguette land first toasted in 1992, so it's definitely not that. Yeah. Yeah.

Do you get host or dig it toast? Oh, man. To be fair, you could have said something. You could have put something in there like Roman Grosjean's house or something, so you've done better than that, I guess. Oh. Yeah. I can just imagine you writing these questions having a good old chuckle to yourself. Like,

Oh, Bigotland and do. I got to do French tracks or get to get land and tea. Hang on a minute. There's been like a dozen tracks that have hosted the French GP. Look,

one thing I was running out of it. Okay. Clear Lord. Okay. I, well, I reckon it's REM because I,

Bagetland, I'm pretty sure, has actually never hosted a race. Oh, come on. Paul Ricard, I don't think hosted until the Earth. 70s and

Magnicor's, wasn't too like the 90s. Magnicor was like later again so I'd go with Rem. All right.

A shock discount of Pagetland early on. Shock me as well fell to the wayside. I like maybe

my dinner plate later. But they've gone for Rem and I can guarantee you that they are through to the final

two questions. It was Rem. Maybe we should get baguett land in for next season. It might do a better job

than Paul Ricard. It's a very tasty looking venue, that's for sure. Is it just like one, like massive long over? No, you go over the little rigs, don't you? Like, it's got like a crust on the top. Sorry, being stupid. Yeah, make me sick. Okay, okay, for question 11,

for 500,000, albillion Bulgarian Lev, question 11. Before drivers chose their numbers, who was the last driver to run number 24. Obviously, the issue is, of course, I can't do it now because Joe Guangu used the number 24, doesn't he?

So I could just put general. It'd be a trick question. I look like a moron as always, so I've had to specify. Was it A, Charles Peek, fan favorite, friend of the podcast. Was it B? Vitali Petrov, aka the devil. Was it C?

Pedro and Delarosa. Or was it D? Is that clock? Timber clock. Ringle. Well, they're all believable, aren't there? You want to wringle?

Yes. Oh, no, we can't wringle. Rinkle that jingle, Sam. Folks, please entertain yourselves for the next five minutes while I try and write some lyrics. Oh, you know,

you can just edit it. We will actually do. Talk much yourselves. So, for question 11, the penultimate rounds, you've decided to wringle. of that's a jingle.

And that means you get four exquisite bars about the possible correct answer of this question. I have to refresh the memories because we were gone from many moons. The question was, before the drivers chose their numbers, who was the last driver

with number 24 on their car? If that was interested, that's 2013, I believe. But there was 24 cars there. So it's actually 2012. If you're interested, just for fun.

Anyway, I'm just letting you know some information. Harry. This happened in the 2012 season, okay? Got it, got it, got it. Answer A was Charles Peek.

Answer B was Retroff. Answer C was Pedro de la Rosa, and D. Dio was Tmo Glock. Here is your jingle. Pay attention, because I will only sing it as many times as you request. Okay.

Supogium finishes to his name, raising for the only virgins in the game. He went to GP2 after a seasoning F1. On the quiz, his name has become. That's what you get. Wow. Well, you said we can have it as many times as we request.

One more. Here we go again, folks. One for the road. Propheonin finishes to his name, racing for the only virgins in the game. He went to GP2 after a seizing of F1. On the quiz, his name has become. The fourth line doesn't actually.

help at all. It just wraps it all up nicely. Yeah. It got to be Glock, right? Got to be famous Irish racing and driver, Tim O'Glock. Oh, it's Tim O'L. This was the lot of the question. I'm really glad you saved. Sorry to any Irish people for that. That was awful. You've used your wringle that jingle. That means you've saved, if you are going to use it, of course, ask the discor for your final question. Which I'm really looking forward to, because you've made it through. Tim O'Glock is correct. Well done. Now, I can't remember what currency I gave out for that.

Bulgarian Lev, I think it was. Yes. Now, on the top of this page, question 12, I've written in brackets, if they make it. You're literally just earning one our billion dollars, okay? It's big time. We're in the big time. We're in the money. Not real money, of course.

No budget. Not really money. Okay. Which statement about Pirelli is not true? Is not true. The temperature of the tire can peak at 120 degrees. B, an F1 tire revolves 1,200 times a minute at full speed. C.

Pirelli used to make slippers. D. their slogan is power is nothing without control Remember you've got After Discord is a lifeline Excuse me Discord

Do any of you know Did Pirelli ever make slippers? Oh That one I feel like I feel as obvious But did they used to make slippers I don't know

How long have Porelli been around? A long time. I feel like you'd be foolish not to attempt the final lifeline on the last question. We're not asking the disco where the Pirelli made slippers because they'll just say no. They're all very precise stats outside of that. Folks, while the boys celebrate, here are your options again. A, the temp of the tire gun compete. Tem of the tire, sorry, I misread my handwriting.

classic Sam can peak at 120 degrees B and F-1-1-2-200 times a minute at full speed C, Pirelli used to make slippers D their slogan is the power is nothing without control one of those is incorrect it's a lot on the line

thing is right the position we're in if we went for anything that wasn't the slip and then it was the slipper one I can live with myself if I say the slippers one and that actually ends up eating right. Yeah, it's okay.

If it's the other way around, I can't. That's a very good point. Yeah, we'll have to go with slippers, because otherwise this is ridiculous. Slippers, see. See, Sam. You've gone for slippers, have you? Fire ask, sir.

Yes. Find out after breakfast. Why are you doing a break now? We're at the end of the show. They're going to come back for like 30. seconds. Find that after the break. Okay, we're back.

We've locked in that Pirelli used to make slippers. They have not used to make slippers. They have not used the ask the Discord lifeline. Is that going to come back to Biden for any reference? They've made it through. 11 questions. This is the final question. It's for $1 billion. The big prize. They got all the way to the end last time.

They got it right, including the pit stop question, of course. But they've chosen C. Pirelli used to make slippers. And I can confirm. to you now, everyone at home playing along, or in the car or the toilet, or walk around a supermarket, buying a pizza, that the correct answer was, in fact,

B, an F1 tire revolves 1,200 times a minute of speech. Incorrect. They used to make slippers, you fools. I'm fine. I can live with that. Oh, man. If anyone that's interested in F1 tire at full speed of remaining it revolves 2,800 times,

I just changed the statistic. Like a naughty little boy. When did they make slippers then? A long time ago, like almost 100 years ago. Blimey. Pirelli slippers. Yeah. Hey, you will be the fastest person around your house

between the hours of 6 and 10 a.m. Make sure you get the hard compound or they'll wear out quite quickly. Right, okay. That is it. That's our billionaire for round two. You've done work. this time.

That you did last time. So well done. True. We will get the same reward. But yes, correct. Well, last time, Ben, you got £10 back in your pocket of your own money. This time you get nothing. So I made nothing last time.

This time you had nothing. And this time you had real cash. If you'd like to win an autographed question sheet, let me know. I won't send it because it costs too much money. But it's good to know you want one. I mean, if you want to pay a lot for it, I guess. Again, we need to fund the podcast at any point.

If you'd like to spend, I know, 100 quid on one a4 bit of paper with my writing on it. You're welcome to it. Tweet us every one, because a lot of you tweeted that you like corned beef. Which I wrongfully, I hate. But tweet us with what question you would like, and I'll sign it, and I'll get in touch. Maybe.

Anyway, that's been our billionaire for the second time around. I hope you'll enjoy it playing at home. we are going to be back midweek, of course, for the Belgian Grand Prix review. It's finally over. The summer break is over. I've got a second. Pretty preview on Wednesday,

ma. You're reviewing it? Oh, I've done too much intelligence work on this podcast. All right. It's hard. We're going to do the preview first. If anyone's curious, you can work out yourself on Wednesday afternoon, evening,

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