just before they flew to australia, radio 1 newsbeat s christian hugh—gill caught up with them it isirst f1 race. just seeing the ca i’s my first f1 race. just seeing the cars was incredible. nothing else like it. ever since i saw that, formula 1 was my dream. it will feel a bit odd watching them on tv all that long ago, thinking i want to be there one day. it's quite odd how quickly can happen. the first time i stepped into one, my body was sort of in hell, i was in so much pain. the force which is massive, i couldn't hold my neck up. you go on a roller coaster and you feel the g forces sometimes. it's like that, but a hundred times worse. there are a lot of things to concentrate on. and for an hour a lot of things to concentrate on. and foran hourand a lot of things to concentrate on. and for an hour and a half, it takes quite a toll on your body and mind. i get nervous when drivers are too close to me. how will it feel when thatis close to me. how will it feel when that is a formula 1 car and you realise that lewis hamilton is behind you? if i'm lucky, not so good. i look forward

to find out, radio 1's newsbeat has spent a year following a group of friends as they try to hold thefirst major bi pride march. this programme contains some adult themes. lgbt pride events, the perfect place for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and loads of other people to come together and celebrate who they are. well, not according to this lot. these events are often not fully inclusive to bi people, so this is an opportunity for us to say actually, we're going to create our own space. they have decided to try and do something never before done in the uk, to organise a pride event specifically for bisexual people. it can be quite difficult trying to fit in within the lgbtq community. definitely a lot that i have heard about just wanting everything. for the past 11 months, we have been following the campaign to get a bi pride. can they do it? along the way, we have been trying to find out why, whether it is mental health or sexual violence, research suggests bis are having a tough. bi people have to move through every dayjust living in a world that doesn't get you. i don't get h

to find out, radio 1's newsbeat has spent a year following a group of friends as they try to hold thet place for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and loads of other people to come together and celebrate who they are. well, not according to this lot. these events are often not fully inclusive to bi people, so this is an opportunity for us to say actually, we're going to create our own space. they have decided to try and do something never before done in the uk, to organise a pride event specifically for bisexual people. it can be quite difficult trying to fit in within the lgbtq community. definitely a lot that i have heard about just wanting everything. for the past 11 months, we have been following the campaign to get a bi pride. can they do it? i'm so worried, yeah. you perch an event on, you ask people to come and you need to sell