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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 materialised, but the way the race unfolded, plenty to talk about still.

Yeah, it always has an 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. Harreud, you watched it, sir. Did you enjoy it, sir? I did enjoy it, an enjoyable return from the summer summer break it felt like F1 or the drivers

in F1 just were quite impatient to get back

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