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Today reviewing the Singapore Grand Prix, a Singapore Grand Prix won by the Ferrari of Carlos Sines. The first time this season that a non-red Bull driver has won a Grand Prix, the first time since Brazil of last

year when George Russell took victory. But of course, today, not only no Red Bull on the top

step of the podium, no Red Bull on the podium,

full stop. Carlos Seeking the win, but then Lando Norris for McLaren in second, Lewis Hamilton

for Mercedes in third. George Russell probably would have wanted to have been there, and he could

have been until the last lap. But no Red Bull to be seen. Max Verstappen, best performing there in P5.

What's all that about then, Sam?

Oh, God.

I still just forget going to go, ah!

Because those last 20 laps, that is what we've been waiting for.

When all season we've been saying how, you know, if Red Bull didn't exist, if we say, you're too good, so we're just going to remove it from the equation, we'll watch the other teams crack on with it. This is what we would have been getting. This is how close they would have been time after time. And we've finally seen it happen where they all got to fight out front for a win without Red Bull interfering. And

the funny thing is, this is such a compliment to Red Bull because you've been that good

that I've just been desperate for you to not be there so we can see just how good other people

could be. It was so thrilling. I've wanted to shout and scream for the last 25 minutes. I've

had adrenaline pumping through my very veins. I imagine George Russell is

absolutely furious with himself. But walking into a Grand Prix, and may I say, God bless

virtual safety cars, because what was a, tactically, getting holy with it, because

tactically, it was an interesting Grand Prix Prix but the level of management, the level

of maintaining that tie where to try and get to the end, it dragged on a little bit, didn't it?

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