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Sam Sage, and me, Ben Hocking.

Second review of the season of Saudi Arabian Grand Prix is in the books. And once again, it's a Red Bull on top, but not the same as

what we had in Bahrain with Sergio Perez taking the win ahead of Max Verstappen, who nonetheless

did make up 13 positions in the Grand Prix after starting in 15th. The podium somehow rounded

out by the burglar, as Harry now calls him, George Russell, ending up there as a result

of Fernando Alonzo's penalty after the race. Sam, you must be delighted at the fact that the FIA

are yet again making very quick, snap decisions to make sure the podium's right. I've actually

just tweeted in all capital letters, make decisions during the freaking race,

because it's not hard, it's not like that penalty was given to Fernando Alonkso, the first one that is,

you know, with three laps to go.

The man got given that penalty in like the first quarter of the race.

Obviously, he made the mistake before the race technically started.

That's how long ago the original mistake happened.

So all the process that went on there, FIA, Frederick Ian Anderson,

once again taking literal years to make decisions.

It's almost as bad as we are at having a soundboard that works.

Esteban Huckle must be like, how did you not spot this?

How did you spot me and not this?

Not that easy, is it, guys?

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