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Hello. Hello and a very warm welcome to the late breaking F1 podcast presented by Harry Ede and me, Ben Hocking reviewing today the Spanish Grand Prix shock horror, a win for Red Bull, a win for Max for Stappen as he extends

his championship lead to over two race wins, now 52 points by my calculations.

He leads the championship after he won and his nearest challenger, of course, his teammate,

Sergio Perez, unable to get on the podium because, of course, two Mercedes

found their way there, Lewis Hamilton second and George Russell third. Harry, that real nail

biteer there, couldn't call it until the end. But ultimately, Max Verstappen squeaks by,

gets another one. By the skin of his teeth, I would say. Yeah, it was a tough one for Max.

Just was having a bit of a Sunday drive out there.

He didn't.

The most difficult moment he had was probably into turn one.

And then after that, we didn't see him again until that was 66.

Sorry, we did see him a couple times because he decided to make it spicy by not

having track limits in his run plan. But apart from that, we didn't see him for the entire race.

It was pretty, pretty dominant stuff. But hey-ho, we move on to the next one.

Sure, things will be a lot different in two weeks' time.

You can guarantee that.

We're going to be obviously talking about the race out front.

We'll also be giving our moments of the race a little bit later on.

We're going to be talking about Yuki Sonoda and his five second penalty that ultimately saw

him outside of the points, even though he finished on track inside the top 10.

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