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reviewing today the Azerbaijan Grand Prix around the streets of Baku and a win for

Max Verstappen from pole position, joined on the podium by George Russell and following his second

place starting position, Carlos signs for Williams, a rather unexpected podium, no McLaren to be

found, no Ferrari to be found. Okay, not that surprising.

But yeah, we had a bit of an interesting top three. Sam, tires, they went, didn't they?

They keep on wenting. They keep on going, Benjamin. They don't stop going. I don't want to say that we're all right at this, you know, but we maybe did call that the next time Max Verstappen would be at the back of Grand Prix. We do get the odd thing occasionally right. One of you two as well, say it in your actual poll 1, 2, 3 as well. I got something right. Well done. Good shout. Well done, Benjamin. At least one of us got something right this weekend.

Yeah, it was a topsy-turvy weekend.

We had that thrilling qualifying, which got on so long that I could even make it.

And thank you, Ben, to holding down the fort again.

But then we get a race that after lap one just turned into no strategy.

Ties going on forever,

and the strategy was just so dull, unfortunately,

even with this DRS train that you have had two or three of up and down the grid.

Harry, you've been on expedition after expedition this week.

Was it, were you looking forward to coming back for a fun Grand Prix,

did it deliver?

I was, and I was watching qualifying on my phone while sat in Edinburgh Airport,

and it went on so long that I was still watching Q3 whilst we were taxiing,

and I still didn't see the end of it, because we were in the air.

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