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Make sure to check out new episodes every Wednesday and every Sunday. Hello and a very warm welcome to the late-breaking F1 podcast presented by Sam Sage and me Ben Hawking on what is today the review of the qualifying for the Australian Grand Prix, which you might be able to tell we're doing it 90%

volume because we'd like to keep our partners at half past six in the morning.

Yeah well I think I'm at about 30% volume because I also have a neighbor downstairs who will absolutely march up and crucify me.

You know folks, if you've been around a while, you know, I'm not the quietest of gentlemen in the world so yes one one partner

upstairs one neighbor downstairs and the loudest man in all of England is in the

middle so we are trying to be careful and quiet and

got upset people. Do you know what's really odd is that Harry's on zero percent volume?

Ah Harry's got here again is he?? He's done that thing again.

He's good at that, just not being here.

Good job, mate.

See you soon.

Never mind.

You might be back for tomorrow.

I think he's a bit unconfirmed on that one.

So, hey, you'll find out with us folks.

But anyway we're here to talk about Australian Grand Prix qualifying and

Max Vastappan took poll position in what was in the end fairly comfortable margin over his nearest

challenger that being Carlos signs in the Ferrari promised to be a bit of a closer battle than that. Maybe we were drawn in, but certainly

through practice Red Bull didn't quite seem as on top of things as they usually are.

And even early in qualifying, it seemed fairly close,

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