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Two sessions to review today from the Brazilian GP as we've had the sprint race this morning and we've just witnessed the qualifying session for tomorrow's race.

Sam, you said before we started recording that the content gods have have shined on us and

you're absolutely right. I'd like to note down all the things I want to get to. My page is full,

man. My man's got to get a bigger list because there's too many things to talk about. Yes, the content gods have delivered. I'm sorry if you're a fan of Bostappan or if you're a fan of Hamilton. We're going to get to them. All the Langerong is coming, but we're going to talk all right through the sprint race first, and then we're going to get to the qualifier review before we deal with all those bizarre moments that have come across this whole day of Formula One action.

A lot to talk about in the qualifying session. You're absolutely right, but plenty to talk about

from this sprint that we witnessed with Lando Norris taking victory ahead of the two Mercedes,

Kimmy Antonelli and second, George Russell in third.

Of course, Oscar Piastri was there in the top three until he crashed out.

And that is, should we start there, Sam?

Because that was probably the biggest talking point in a sprint full of talking points.

Not just himself, of course.

Nico Holcomburg and Franco Colopinto going off as well.

What did you make of him, man?

The gasp that I gasped.

I like that.

The noise that left my mouth when I saw him go into the wall,

I think the expression of Oscar Piastri's face,

I think at that moment he hit a straw. I think it was the first time it had dawned on him. Ah, this isn't now one point. It's nine points now. And there was a longer conversation about the way it took place. The water being pushed onto the racetrack. Was it Landon Norris's fault? The reason that the water appeared there was it his own fault for being lazy going over the curb. We saw it happen

to the Holkenberg and Collar Pinto behind, but the most damning, of course, Oscar Pastery,

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