But if George has four or five or three or four more of these weekends across the course of the season, then he's sitting there over the winter break going my form at the end of the season was bang on title form i can do this because kimmy's going to be hard to beat across a season but more of these performances i actually think sets george up for next season do you see what i'm getting at

yeah i think george said it on wednesday not thursday because we're we're a day shifted um He said something along the lines of, if the points were at zero now, let's see what it would look like at the end of the season.

Because I think he finally feels he's turned that corner.

He's got that understanding of how to drive this car and it's taken him a while.

And obviously there were those engine issues in the middle of there, which all muddled everything and didn't help either.

But I think he feels it in himself now.

And I think, yes, You know, there is that element of the pressure's off.

oh he does

for ages before then.

So his first actual season competing was the start of 25.

And I sat down with him and Toto.

It was actually in Toto's office.

Fair play to Mercedes.

They gave us really good access.

And I sat in Toto's office with Kimi.

What's it like for you operating in this kind of mad world of the F1 circus?

hill, basically, struggling by the time they got up there.

Even then, it seemed to disproportionately affect George compared to Kimmy.

If there's a great shot of which F1 had of that whole straight from sort of helicopter view or drone view or whatever.

And you, I mean, you laugh, but you must feel terrible when you're just sat there, like you're in the slow lane of a motorway, just watching everyone on past you and you can't do anything.

As you say, you've got your foot to the floor.

There's just nothing there.

And so I think it basically comes down to how incredibly complicated these power units are, which for me is fundamentally the problem here, that if George thinks there's been some kind of issue since Austria, you know, whatever you think about Mercedes or what they may or may not be saying publicly or privately, they haven't just ignored it for three races.

car's driving up that hill much slower than the other cars completely.

Uh, why is that, and what numbers are we talking about?

So IJM did a study with Nottingham Rights Lab which found that almost half a million children were being abused to produce new child sexual abuse materials, including livestreamed abuse, in just twenty twenty-two alone.

That's one in every hundred children, which is a dis-deeply distressing and disturbing reality.

And what we saw is that what's happening with these children is that they are being abused in some of the most sickening ways that you can imagine.

So that's everything from siblings being made to do things with siblings to acts with animals, and it's just the sort of thing that you just think should never be happening in this world today, uh, but yet it is.

And that is why we're absolutely committed to trying to stop this abuse before it starts.

And like you said, this is happening across all different types of platforms.

Why?

Uh, why is that, and what numbers are we talking about?

So IJM did a study with Nottingham Rights Lab which found that almost half a million children were being abused to produce new child sexual abuse materials, including live-streamed abuse, in just twenty twenty-two alone.

That's one in every hundred children, which is a dist-dist-- deeply distressing and disturbing, um, reality.

Um, and what we saw is that what was happening with these children is that they are being abused in some of the most sickening ways that you can imagine.

So that's everything fromSiblings being made to do things with siblings, to act with animals.

And it's just the sort of thing that you just think should never be happening in this world today, but yet it is.

And that is why we're absolutely committed to trying to stop this abuse before it starts.

Why?