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Azerbaijan Grand Prix review time where Red Bull took home maximum points.

Max Vastappan taking the race win.

Sergio Perez in second with the fastest lap.

And perhaps even more importantly for Red Bull,

no points whatsoever for Ferrari opening up the gap in both championships.

What about that one? I don't think Red Bull could have asked for a better weekend, right?

I mean, any Ferrari engine score a point at all, right?

I mean, botassing and make it into the point.

Joe was out.

Mick Schumacher was literally still racing in F2 this weekend.

Both main Ferrari drivers out, Magnuson out. This is a disaster. This is almost as bad as the outroes were when I wasn't on the podcast. That's how bad it is. Whoa, yeah, come on. I'm going to kidding. Not that bad. Well, yeah, yeah, it was pretty shocking.

I mean, hello viewers, listeners, whatever you may be. You can't see us. I think I call you viewers. Loved people. Hello to those of you in America who are a lot of sleepy heads we're hearing. Hope you make it up. Hope you enjoyed it. It wasn't the all-time thriller we were hoping for. But yeah, Red Bull come out of this one. They must be having a bit of a smile.

Well, we've made up for the early reliability issues that we've come across.

It's going to be an interesting one, that's for sure.

Remember, like, after Australia and we were like, Foof, Red Bull, man,

you can't keep breaking down

if you want to win the championship.

Good times.

Good times.

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