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A Max Verstaff and victory at the Mexico City Grand Prix.

Another interesting twist in this championship tale.

The excitement continues.

Very similar to Austin in the way that Max Verstappen took victory, with Lewis Hamilton, his closest challenger in second. But unlike Austin, it wasn't particularly close.

Somewhat of a formulaic race, which might be a nice way of

saying boring. But we got there. We've got two races to go in the season. We've still got

plenty to talk about today. Sam, I presume you are still awake. Yeah, I had a tie green curry for dinner,

so it's kept me up.

It was also very nice, thank you, has some baby corn in it, you know, how it goes,

a little bit of potatoes and nice well-cooked rice.

That's put the fire in my belly.

What I was hoping for a fun race, turns out the tiger and curry really was the highlight. I'm just going to intercept here and say that I don't think it really mattered what my question was to you, Sam. I feel like you were going to go down that direction regardless. I had a few complaints over the week that I've not been talking about my dinners enough. So that's for everyone out there that way to know. Tiger and curry and I had a cookie sandwich, birthday cake flavour.

We got it from the market today for pudding.

Really, really good.

If you ever in London, pick one up.

There was apparently a race.

And you missed out the most important.

What did you just eat before we started recording?

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