Speaker 1: Go on Prix week here in Melbourne.
Speaker 2: It is Grand Prix Week. All the stars have rolled
Speaker 2: into town, all the Formula One drivers. The cars were
Speaker 2: being delivered to Albert Park yesterday.
Speaker 1: You say it like it's an Amazon package.
Speaker 2: Well they were. They literally come out of these huge
Speaker 2: like shipping containers in different parts and pieces. They get
Speaker 2: delivered down to the Paddick Club into their what do
Speaker 2: you call into their garages?
Speaker 1: Yeah, Allen key job you Rick? Yeah, absolutely. I love
Speaker 1: seeing the drivers out and about in Melbourne at the various.
Speaker 2: Funk show and in the wild. Saw Orlando Norris running
Speaker 2: along yesterday. Also Jack Dowan, who is one of the
Speaker 2: young bright Australian drivers. He was out last night with
Speaker 2: his dad.
Speaker 1: I saw he was on a bed. I love them.
Speaker 1: I love a meteor.
Speaker 2: They all get these gigs for different brands and he's
Speaker 2: here for well, he was doing a mattress company.
Speaker 1: Mattress company and him and his dad were on a
Speaker 1: bed and then he went and made asai anything for
Speaker 1: the money. Is that what he's saying.
Speaker 2: Well, last night Lando Norris was in town with Polo
Speaker 2: red By Ralph Laurence Fragrance as his son is really
Speaker 2: actually the campaign's really good. He's got like there's like
Speaker 2: a bottle of the fragrance and he's doing I was
Speaker 2: trying to explain to him what a doweye was. Who's
Speaker 2: doing doweies around it? And I said to him, is
Speaker 2: it actually? How many takes did that take to not
Speaker 2: knock it over? And he said they got a stunt
Speaker 2: driver to do it.
Speaker 1: He didn't drive the car for the commercial.
Speaker 2: He's driving a bit of it, but when they're doing
Speaker 2: Dowey's he said they got a stunt driver because there
Speaker 2: was still limited bottles of the fragrance and they didn't
Speaker 2: want him to knock it over. I'm like, how could
Speaker 2: there possibly be a better driver than you to do that? Anyway,
Speaker 2: it was at the Stoke cast last night. Clint came
Speaker 2: along and I.
Speaker 1: Was more excited to see Lauren up there on stage.
Speaker 2: When you walked in, they had all these waiters.
Speaker 3: Trays of the Polo red fragrance on a tray, and
Speaker 3: the waiter when Clint said it came in, he said,
Speaker 3: would do like a sprits. Clint picked it up and
Speaker 3: tried to drinks, thinking it was like a sprit and
Speaker 3: they were like no, no, no, just a spray like
Speaker 3: a spirit.
Speaker 1: Thought it was fair. I would have done this. I
Speaker 1: thought it was like a cherry sprits in some sort
Speaker 1: of flash bottle.
Speaker 3: How creative they're doing sprits in fragrance bottles?
Speaker 2: Would have been any good ideas?
Speaker 1: Is happening us? No, sir, No, just sprits and then
Speaker 1: you have to put it back on the truck, back
Speaker 1: on the track.
Speaker 2: Honestly, you can't take us anywhere. How embarrassing.
Speaker 1: All right, Well, last night Lenda Norris was in town,
Speaker 1: Urn Phillips caught up with him.
Speaker 4: Hello, Hello, am I sitting on standing.
Speaker 1: Up to you.
Speaker 2: We can see if you like? You did not get
Speaker 2: the memo about our long Melbourne summer?
Speaker 4: I noticed, no, Hello everyone. It's beautiful here, isn't it.
Speaker 4: I love it. It's like the complete contrast of the UK.
Speaker 4: So I'm making the most of it. I'm a bit
Speaker 4: burn and a bit red, but yeah, making of Australia.
Speaker 5: So I'm loving it.
Speaker 2: When did you arrive back in Australia? It must be
Speaker 2: nice to come back to start the season.
Speaker 4: It is, I mean twenty nineteen, I started my season here.
Speaker 4: It was my first race in Formula one actually, so
Speaker 4: some nice nice memories.
Speaker 2: Does the weather come into play this weekend? I know,
Speaker 2: I think on Saturday for qualifying it's going to be
Speaker 2: thirty eight degrees here in Melbourne. I know you said
Speaker 2: the Middle East is some of the hottest places you race,
Speaker 2: but this is actually going to be hotter than some
Speaker 2: of those races. How hot does it get in the
Speaker 2: car and how does that come into you when you're
Speaker 2: competing in Formula one?
Speaker 5: It's pretty warm.
Speaker 4: Yeah, thirty seven degrees will probably be one of the
Speaker 4: hottest tracks I've been like, I've been driving at that time,
Speaker 4: so it's yeah, it's not nice, pretty. It's a good
Speaker 4: way to start the season because it's like straight in
Speaker 4: at the thick end and then I can slowly get
Speaker 4: used to it. But also some chances of rain, so
Speaker 4: we never know what's going to happen here in Melbourne.
Speaker 2: But that's classic Melbourne for you.
Speaker 5: I don't mind both, but I preferre the sun.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, let's part Formula one for a moment
Speaker 2: and talk about Rolf, Laura and Fragrance. It's just what
Speaker 2: you were here for. Do you pride yourself as someone
Speaker 2: who you can smell before they see you walk into
Speaker 2: a room, I hope.
Speaker 5: So I don't know, O coo.
Speaker 4: I think it's very important. I think it's one of
Speaker 4: the most important things for people. You don't want to
Speaker 4: smell bad, do you?
Speaker 5: So?
Speaker 4: I think you you want to smell good, and this
Speaker 4: is definitely something that makes you smell good. I think
Speaker 4: especially on over a weekend, you know where we're working
Speaker 4: a lot with sweaty who are hot, changing clothes, changing
Speaker 4: into race suits of race suits, so it's not the
Speaker 4: most probably like hygienic, nice beautiful kind of thing, but
Speaker 4: you need something to kind of counter to that, and
Speaker 4: that's this.
Speaker 2: Do you give yourself a sprits when you get out
Speaker 2: of the car as well straight after a race.
Speaker 5: It's a good idea, Actually I do.
Speaker 4: I do normally before because you know, when you go
Speaker 4: on the grid there's a lot of people.
Speaker 5: Do you want to smell good when you're on the grid.
Speaker 2: How does it go coming to Australia. You're racing with
Speaker 2: a local boy, you and Oscar Piastre our teammates at
Speaker 2: McLaren Here in Australia, do you feel the support of
Speaker 2: the Australians Because people who don't have an F one
Speaker 2: team of automatically adopted you into our lies. You're sort
Speaker 2: of an honorary Australia.
Speaker 4: Now, I don't feel the support because they're all supporting
Speaker 4: for Oscar and normally normally because I've beaten them.
Speaker 5: So it doesn't help. It doesn't help these kinds of things.
Speaker 2: So what happens Then you're on the straight. It's the
Speaker 2: last rundown, the straight you wanted to do. You feel
Speaker 2: the pressure to go all right, you can have.
Speaker 4: This one, no, because I want to make it out
Speaker 4: of Australia. I've I've loved my time. I mean I
Speaker 4: started with Daniel. I've said carlos Daniel, and now Oscar.
Speaker 4: Daniel is one of the best guys I've ever made
Speaker 4: in my life. I spent a lot of time with him,
Speaker 4: and last New Year flew to Perth and I spent
Speaker 4: some more time here, so I still talk to him.
Speaker 4: He's here this weekend, so I would go and say hi.
Speaker 4: As much as we hate each share that when you're
Speaker 4: on track, we're just we're competities and we get along,
Speaker 4: and even between myself and Oscar we get along a lot.
Speaker 4: We don't have many other interests outside of Formula one,
Speaker 4: so it's kind of like we only talk about racing
Speaker 4: and that's about it. We know we want to we
Speaker 4: want to beat each other, like we know at the
Speaker 4: end of the day, there's nothing more we'd love for
Speaker 4: both of us than to beat one another. But at
Speaker 4: the same time we want to just enjoy every minute
Speaker 4: and push each other and be competitors but also be
Speaker 4: teammates and not always the easiest compromise and a balance
Speaker 4: to have, but both with with Daniel and Oscar great Australians,
Speaker 4: I've enjoyed my time a lot.
Speaker 2: Have they taught you anything? Australians were unique characters. Have
Speaker 2: you learned any Australian mannerisms Australian slang?
Speaker 4: I mean I have, but Oscar doesn't. I wouldn't say
Speaker 4: Oscar says that much. I feel like he's more European
Speaker 4: than Australia now in terms of his is use in
Speaker 4: the language.
Speaker 2: He did blow up the other day because there's a
Speaker 2: new rule that's come into Formula one when it comes
Speaker 2: to the drivers on their radios, and you're all gonna
Speaker 2: cop find of hundreds of thousands of dollars if you
Speaker 2: say anything rude or if you swear, and he wasn't
Speaker 2: happy about that, which is a very Australian thing. Do
Speaker 2: you think that will be a problem.
Speaker 4: Yeah, for many of us, it shall be. I think
Speaker 4: it'll be harder for some others than I think myself.
Speaker 4: Oscar I wouldn't say swears that much. Like he's very
Speaker 4: I don't know how he looks so relaxed and calm,
Speaker 4: like twenty four seven, but if like inside he's he's
Speaker 4: a bit of a beast and he's quite scary sometimes,
Speaker 4: so he definitely has his moments. But even when I
Speaker 4: would be so annoyed about something, his reaction is just
Speaker 4: very like yeah, yeah.
Speaker 5: Mush at times.
Speaker 2: I mean, you're so competitive on the track, are you're
Speaker 2: a competitive person off the track as well?
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, with everything, with everything any sport I do,
Speaker 4: whether it's my friends or my fam I mean, I
Speaker 4: grew up with an elder brother, so I think there's
Speaker 4: no one that's a bigger competitor than your brothers. So
Speaker 4: when I grow up and you're racing together and competing together,
Speaker 4: I kind of I think I grow with that perfect
Speaker 4: knowledge of whatever ivalry is between my brother and myself.
Speaker 4: So that was a nice thing, but I think that
Speaker 4: also made me a better competitor, but I still hate
Speaker 4: losing and whatever I do, and I'll do it whatever
Speaker 4: I can to make sure I don't lose, even if
Speaker 4: that means cheating, and you know, it's all takes no
Speaker 4: matter what I do. But yeah, whether it's sport or games,
Speaker 4: whatever it is, I hate, I hate, really hate losing,
Speaker 4: so I'll do whatever I can.
Speaker 2: Well, good luck, Thank you so much for being here tonight.
Speaker 2: Good luck on Sunday. We can't wait to see you
Speaker 2: out there. Ladies and gentlemen, place with your hands together.
Speaker 2: Filando Narel, Thanks everyone, Thank you.
Speaker 1: What about ladies, ladies and gentlemen.
Speaker 2: Nice nice, nice guy.
Speaker 1: They're all bloody competitive, right.
Speaker 2: Because I did say, you're coming down the straight one
Speaker 2: and two? You an Oscar Piastre. It's the home crown,
Speaker 2: it's the first race of the season. Do you let
Speaker 2: him have it? It was like, absolutely not.
Speaker 1: He was very lovely turtleneck, wasn't he was? That's why
Speaker 1: I said, turtle neck.
Speaker 2: You didn't get the memo about the hot weather.
Speaker 1: The rest of night was freezing.
Speaker 2: Would you be if you had a daughter, would you
Speaker 2: be happy to Lendo Norris to date.
Speaker 1: It date your daughter?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, it was lovely.
Speaker 1: She'd be happy to date, would.
Speaker 2: Be when he said he was twenty, I'd like to
Speaker 2: I like, you know, thinking about the future and having
Speaker 2: a family, and like every girl in the room was like, oh,
Speaker 2: hearts fluttering and he goes. But you know, I do
Speaker 2: have a lot of living ahead of me. I'm only
Speaker 2: twenty five, twenty five, twenty five when you're twenty five
Speaker 2: years ago. Jason Laws, Jason Lauren.
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