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The race is on, and the unplanned gap in the calendar gives us the unusual chance to pause to reflect on what the first three race weekends of 2023 have taught us and what that means for the rest of the season that is to come.

I'm Ed's draw and joining me to give a comprehensive overview of the state of play in F1 as Scott Mitchell Mell and Mark Hughes.

Scott, how are you doing? Enjoying this mini break?

Makes it sounded like you're on a weekend away, but a mini break in the calendar.

Yeah, it's unusual, isn't it? I was actually, just as a bit of a random aside for something

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