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The Athletic

The Athletic.

The race is on, and Lando Norris bounced back from his Canada disaster with victory in the Austrian Grand Prix,

but was it a missed opportunity for Oscar Piastri after pressuring his teammate in the first inns

and getting close late on, having sacrificed time in the middle? I'm Ed Straw, and joining me to answer

that many questions arising from the Austrian Grand Prix are Mark Hughes and John Noble. John, hello, how are you doing? How was Austria? Always a fun weekend. I wasn't there,

so is it a good one? No, it was a good one, actually. Always a great place, you know, beautiful

place, always quite chilled. It's very uniquely Austrian, bizarrely, because it's the Austrian Grand Prix,

but it has this

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