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Hello and a very warm welcome to the late breaking F1 podcast presented by Harry Ead and me Ben Hocking today reviewing the Japanese Grand Prix won by Kimmy Antonelli back-to-back victories for him,

joined on the podium not by his teammate, instead by the McLaren of Oscar Piastri, not only finishing a race, not only starting a race, actually on the podium at the end of it all, and Charles LeClaire in the Ferrari as well. So three different constructors on the podium, Harry. Some are saying this is the greatest season since 2012. Some, they're very silent if they are.

Speak up.

Shout louder, please.

Yeah, look, an interesting podium, and I'll leave it at that.

End review.

You don't say it anymore.

How are you, Ben, more importantly, because you're a bit achy.

You've been, you know, you're a high performance athlete. That is arguable. Yeah. Yes. Not after today, I'm not. Yeah, I had a badminton tournament, which is why we're recording a bit later. Sam's still there. He's still there. Hustling away as Sam. But yeah, I've come home early because I didn't win enough matches. So, yeah.

Never mind.

You're the winner in our eyes.

Who's our in this scenario?

Me and me.

Thanks, man.

My number one fan club out here.

You're welcome.

Japanese GP review. As mentioned, we've got three different constructors on the podium. A very scary crash involving Olly Behrman. We'll be discussing all of that. Moment of the race, reviewing. I say our bold predictions. Harry didn't have one, which means he'll pick up the same number of points as I will. We'll review in the midfield as well.

Let's start out front with Kimmy Antonelli taking that victory and the championship lead

with it.

Didn't go all his own way, so not quite like China, but once he got clear after that

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