Glenn Freeman

But it's also, I think I've mentioned this on the show before.

This is the race that is basically sort of the reason we're all here doing this podcast right now, because at school after this, we had a newspaper project we had to do in English.

We had to write two versions of the same newspaper report.

One was balanced and one was biased.

The word bias wasn't as scary back in the 90s as it is to mention now.

And so I did two reports on this race.

I did Johnny Herbert wins brilliant, exciting, chaotic.

It wasn't the European Grand Prix again by this point, wasn't it?

So that was my non-biased one.

Just what a great race.

A straight report.

The other one was Ferrari messes up Eddie Irvine's championship challenge with its botched pit stop and massively slagged Ferrari off.

So that was my biased report.

Enjoyed it.

It was very easy.

I got an A, which I didn't get many of those at school.

Maybe I should do this when I grow up.

So it's yeah, it's I owe a lot to this race, I feel.

And again, it is one I've watched back in full since.

And it does.