Back after a short break, Peter takes a wide variety of questions and comments from listeners.  Highlights:  the role of bravery in a driver's repertoire; what type of driver was James Hunt? And the role of charisma in F1... Plus lots of Zandvoort-related anecdotes and a look ahead to the 2025 Dutch GP.

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