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Hello and a very warm welcome to the late-breaking F-1 podcast presented by Sam Sage and me, Ben Hocking, reviewing today the Miami Grand Prix.

A Grand Prix won by Kimmy Antonelli for Mercedes.

So much of the same as what we had before this long break, Sam, and that's pretty much our review. Not much else to comment on. Yeah, Polter Lights Out Wing with absolutely

no drama in between. Not really worth coming back for, I suppose, is what I would have said if that

wasn't an absolutely crazy Grand Prix we had at Miami. I love that Kimmy Antigley can't win a Grand Prix

by just staying in the lead. and there has to be chaos endlessly.

We're taking it.

But hey, it was good to be back.

We had a good race.

I love that we were talking all week about how this could be an incredibly chaotic Grand Prix because of the weather.

And what we got was an incredibly chaotic Grand Prix without any rain whatsoever.

Like it was like, yeah, the weather forecast was determined to make sure Miami stayed

boring forever.

And then, I don't know, some magic happened at the track.

Maybe it was DJ Khalid.

I reckon, it might have been DJ Khalid, you know, another one, another raindrop.

What did you make of Martin Brundall referring to DJ Callig as just DJ? I like it. That's actually his first name. He was christened DJ. I like how he met DJ Khalid on his grid walk, and it wasn't the weirdest gridwalk he had. Sorry. What is going on with Jimmy Falling on that walk? What was happening there?

I don't know. There's some strong stuff in Miami. That's what I'll say. My guys are eating microphone

tops. Again, there's some strong stuff going on in Miami. Anyway, plenty to talk about on today's

review. There's like 20,000 things that are being reviewed by the

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