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Reviewing today qualifying for the Singapore Grand Prix with, of course, Max... Hang on, what?

Oh, that's good ban to that.

I can see there's a one next to Max Verstappen's name.

The problem is there's two of them.

That doesn't work.

I mean, honestly, qualifying, I'll say it to the boys before we got on,

might be the best it's ever been this year.

And Singapore has the world, who's going to be another time world champion.

He's not even in the top 10.

And I don't even know what the biggest talking point is,

but I freaking love qualifying.

It just never lets you down.

It's so good. I'll tell you what,

they should keep that format. Oh, that whole chestnut is back again. Don't mess of that format.

Nothing wrong with it. Nothing wrong with it. It's got legs. This. It's got legs. I like it.

All wheels. All wheels. I like Lance. I'll let Lance, Lance. Oh. Yeah, we'll get into that. There's plenty that we will get into. Liam Lawson making it into Q3, where the two Red Bulls don't. That's a lot of banter. We'll be discussing that a little bit later on. Of course, we saw all of the good teams make it through to Q3, such as Has getting both cars in.

So, you know, we'll mention that too.

Let's start with the double knockout of Red Bull in Q2.

We knew throughout practice sessions that they were struggling.

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