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Reviewing sprint qualifying at Interlagos, the Brazilian GP.

Sam, there's always something tasty to talk about in a Sprink-Qaulay review.

This is no different.

I'll tell you what, Sprint-quality review does, well, not the review, actually.

That's just what we're doing right now.

But the actual session itself does good things because I like the mandated tire compounds.

And I like the short in sessions.

I think it produces a degree of get the job doneism, which is, you know, that classic expression that we all use. Honestly, there's an alertiness that you need to have when it comes

to a sprint quality because you just haven't got the time to muck it up. And I think we saw a few

drivers today, muck it up. So some stuff to dig into a few mistakes made by a few drivers.

It'll be interesting to see how

consequential that will be for the rest of the weekend. And you were of course delighted for this

broadcast to kick off with the fact that Interlagos does mean between two legs.

You know, I cannot believe. We joke about it all the time. And I've had, thanks Harry,

I've had people message me on Instagram relentlessly telling me that that's what it means. I can't believe he took about eight seconds to say that's what it means. And then Jun Shao gets in there about three minutes later. He just was like, you know what? Wan Bam, thank you, ma'am, in the first three minutes of the broadcast. Cheers, Crafty. Appreciate that. Come up with something original.

Yeah, maybe we should come up with something original and actually talk about what's

happening on track because there is plenty to get to.

Should we just start where we always do out front in these sessions?

And Lando Norris, after claiming the championship lead at the last round in Mexico has very much continued the

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