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reviewing the British Grand Prix, a grand prix where we had George Russell have the lead,

Lando Norris have the lead,

and then finally Lewis Hamilton have the lead for his ninth British Grand Prix win.

We started out dry, it got to intermediate conditions, Sam, it then got dry again.

This was, I feel like, every single typical British Grand Prix rolled into one.

Cricy.

I mean, what a typical British response you got there for me in one word.

What a race we saw.

What a race we saw.

When we heard about the premise of rain, possibly appearing at the Grand Prix, you know,

the way that the British summertime could go from being absolutely bloody soaking

wet,

as it's happened outside my house in the last afternoon,

to being scorching hot and drying scintaneously,

combined with cars driving over 200 miles an hour through sweeping corners,

with gravel traps on either side,

you think we'll have a great time.

And you know what, Silverstone once again, bloody delivered.

It absolutely slapped. What a Grand Prix we just saw to go, Ben. Absolutely. Which does give us

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