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Hello and a very warm welcome to the Lake Breaking F1 podcast reviewing today the Saudi Arabia Grand Prix at Jeddah, Sam Sage, Harry Ead and me Ben Hocking along for this one.

And I'm just going to start off by saying, I think we should just call the season here. I know that sounds crazy, but after two races, I think we should just,

we should just end it. Yeah, I had enough already. Yeah. This is absolutely nothing to do with the

fact that now George Russell is beating Lewis Hamilton making my prediction correct. That's, that's nothing to do with this. that now George Russell is beating Lewis Hamilton, making my prediction correct.

That's nothing to do with this. I think you should just end it now.

Oh, good. Yeah. That's for 2020 season. Thanks for turning out. We'll see you in one year's time.

Bye. Cheers. I am just kidding.

We're not going anywhere.

And we've got far too much to get through today anyway because it was another drama-packed weekend.

I was going to say race,

but I think weekend would cover it a bit better.

But specifically looking at the race,

we'll kick off with that because Max Verstappen won. It was another duel

between him and Charles Leclair, this time going in the favour of the Red Bull driver. But it didn't

look that way for a lot of the race. Of course, Sergio Perez led early on, undone by the safety car

that came out as a result of the crash of Nicholas Latifie. And then it was

Vestappen versus the Clare all the way to the flag, a very close finish between the two of them.

But as I said, it was Max Vestappen out in front. And it seemed as if there was a massive

tactical battle as well as it just being a pure racing battle between the two drivers.

So Sam will kick off with that line of questioning.

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