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Five Live Formula One. What a race that was Oscar Piaestry take a bow.

Ben Edwards, sometimes it's a privilege, isn't it, to be in this commentary box

and that was one of those races where it was amazing.

Yeah I feel very lucky to have been part of it today. My throat's going a little bit already

because I was getting so excited about it. But yeah I mean Oscar Piotr's performance today it astonished me actually because I was when I was

commentating I thought he's going to make a mistake or Leclare is going to find

a way past or but he was he ran perfectly the move he he made on the clear to take the lead was

astonishing and we'll get into that in a minute but but the way he then held on lap after

lap and the gap was consistently just under a second coming down to less than half a second

between them at times. I'm so impressed the youngster who's only in his second

season of Formula One could take a victory like that.

So it finished Piassei Leare Russell, and I have to say,

underscore McLaren, former mechanic, Mark Priestley is also alongside us in the box and

I have to start. Yes it was a fine win from Piasri, we'll delve into that in a moment, but

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