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Hello. Hello and a very warm welcome to the late breaking F1 podcast presented by Harry Eid, Sam Sage and me, Ben Hocking, reviewing the Dutch Grand Prix, the chaotic Dutch Grand Prix won by Max Verstappen, which is customary at this

point, but that doesn't, that doesn't explain half of what went on today. Second place, Fernando

Alonso. Third place, Pierre Ghazli for Alpine. Rain at the beginning, rain at the end, some non-rain

in the middle. Sam, that was, uh, you've already mentioned that you've basically

got a scream compilation for this race, which is a, probably a first for the year. Yeah, I mean,

I'm, those who can't see, but if you're watching on YouTube, then hello, um, I've got a tea here

because my, I've realized my throat hurts actually from screaming that much whilst watching the race.

It was a bonga of wet weather

to dry weather transitions and just saying that podium really doesn't explain it because

when that Gassley came from 12th place on the grid to pick up that third place. And what a wild ride

we really had there for the, I reckon, I just can't say it, race of the season, I reckon.

I mean, the bar was low,

but I think, yeah,

it's probably fair show.

That is true,

but still,

it claims it for me.

Start of the race

was days ago. Literally. Yeah, yeah. I mean, Alonzo overtook two people in turn three. literally.

And that was the most boring part of the race.

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