The race is on, and it was yet another victory for Lewis Hamilton in the Bahrain Grand Prix

his 11th win of the season. But the big story of the race was Roman Grogion escaping largely

unscathed from a terrifying, fiery accident on the first lap of the race.

I'm Ed Straar, and joining me to review all the action from Bahrain, I'm Mark Hughes, and Scott Mitchell.

Scott, we should go to you first. You were likened to a legendary fictional sleuth by one team boss after the race.

I presume was that because you found out something that they didn't want you to? Was that some great news hounding on your part?

No, as you well know, it's because of the moustache that I have grown for November

over the course of the last 29 days, which Christian Horner must have either only just only

notice for the first time this evening or only felt sufficiently impressed to comment for

the first time this evening. So yeah, that was quite, that was quite nice. Obviously, I'm no,

I'm no Poirot.

It doesn't take much deducing either or detective work to,

to establish who the most fortunate Formula One driver is on the planet at the moment,

either does it?

That would be my, that would be my sort of only attempt at detective work this evening and it's not even

that impressive. Yeah, I might call you a cool priority for the rest of the podcast. I'm not sure.

Now, on the scene was Mark Hughes, who I presume was probably close enough to the accident

to be vaguely singed, given he was in the media centre on the ground as he's been let in

this weekend. I guess a little bit of a strange atmosphere after that race.

Yeah, just one of, sort of massive relief, initial shock and massive relief, obviously.

Yeah, there's something, I don't know,

something probably deep in our genes that makes us fearfire, isn't it?

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