Jake Humphrey

ends up at boarding school to pursue his motor racing dream.

I think that is where his calmness and his composure and his steely determination to win actually comes from.

And for me, it was almost the most interesting part of the whole conversation.

This concept that, yeah, of course, he's in a totally different boat to all those European drivers, you know?

I think that he's not reacting to the situation.

If you listen, actually, when he gets a radio message that he doesn't like, he doesn't automatically respond and shout and scream like some of the other guys.

He's actually silent for the first few seconds and sometimes just kind of goes, okay, it's just acceptance.

It's again...

I think Oscar Piastri might be a stoic.

And he certainly showed some stoicism last season.

Hey, Damien, have you got a high performer of the week before we finish?

I love it when human beings, and it doesn't happen very often anymore because we've done everything pretty much that there is to do.

But when you break a huge barrier like this, it's like a significant moment.

And can I call out Sebastian Vettel, who ran three hours in his first ever marathon.

I hope you've enjoyed this conversation with myself and Damien.

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