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We're back to reviewing Grand Prix.

Dutch Grand Prix happened today and, oh boy, a lot of talking points.

Sam, I don't know how this race was going to go with the threat of rain in the air that never really materialized but uh the way the race unfolded

plenty to talk about still yeah it always has a air of could this be an exciting one could we

get some weird action could it be a bit chaotic? And usually when you lose

that threat of rain, which we slowly did, you think, oh no, it might end up being a bit processional.

We might have a problem. No, no, no fear. We're back from the summer break and the Dutch

Grand Prix delivered a bucket load of action for us to review. Harry, you watched it, sir. Did you

enjoy it, sir? I did enjoy it. An enjoyable return from the summer break. It felt like F1 or the drivers in F1 just were quite impatient to get back. It was all a bit chaotic, bit heated, like they'd missed it. So then you said this off record when we started recording. Not a classic, but very enjoyable and

quite exhausting. I'm quite tired after that. Quite exhausting. Sat on the side. Yeah, it's exhausting.

Yeah, and as a result of that, we have an absolutely packed schedule that we're going to get

into straight away. I'll get the Patreon plug in early because

we'll get for as much as we can on today's review. But if we don't get to your favorite driver,

your favorite team, we'll do our best. But we cover absolutely every driver in our power

rankings review that we do on a Monday after a Grand Prix. We rate all the drivers out of 10.

So if you want to get the full first to 20

of coverage, we do that on that episode. The link is in the description. But let's start with

the fight out front. Oscar Piastri claiming victory ahead of Max Verstappen and then Isaac

Katjar claiming his first podium in third place. Of course, Lando Norris looked on course for second place until his McLaren,

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