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Reviewing today, or at least an attempt at a review of the Azerbaijan Grand Prix

qualifying session, wow, wow, wow, wow. I apologize in advance, folks, because this

might be, this review might be scattered. There might be things that I accidentally look over

because so much happened, but I will do my absolute best. It was beautifully excruciating, and that doesn't make any sense whatsoever. But I can't think

of another way to describe whatever it was we just witnessed six red flags overall. I mean,

that's one guarantee I can make you about this review is that there aren't going to be any red flags.

I've got enough of those in my life.

We are just going to go all the way straight through and get through as much as we possibly can

and preview what will be a very jumbled up grid tomorrow.

Max Verstappen taking pole position.

That in itself, not too abnormal. It'll be

joined on the front road by the Williams of Carlos Sines. Yeah, that's a bit more abnormal.

And Liam Lawson in the lead racing balls will be third. It's just absolute carnage. What a

qualifying session. I know that the delays are frustrating. The fact that we have

gone, I think, just over two hours in this qualifying session to the point where if this was

a race, if this happened tomorrow, I think we might have just got through all of the laps, but only just. It was a bit nip and tuck towards the end there.

Again, six red flags, so a lot of disruption. But even with that disruption, even with all of

that frustration that we were made to wait for actual laps happening on track, when we did get

that, absolutely thrilling. Such a

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