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Dec 1, 2023 36 min

The Bloke Called Bush

from Hit The Apex Podcast Hosted by Jawad Yaqub

Recapping a bit of a dead rubber Abu Dhabi GP on this episode, as Jawad waxes lyrical again about Max Verstappen and Ferrari managing to make a hash of things. At least Supercars had a title showdown in Adelaide, with a congratulations to Brodie Kostecki and the Erebus team - as well as mildly tearing shreds off Mark Skaife's anti-Kiwi rhetoric. Do please find all of Jawad's writing, live blogs, photography and just his general being through this Linktree. Please check out F1 Chronicle and their Grid Talk podcast for their plethora of F1 content and amazing team of people.

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