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The race is on, and Max Verstappen made light of a good penalty to take yet another comfortable win in the Belgian Grand Prix, and also won the sprint race for good measure.

But there were plenty of talking points behind, with wet conditions, another tight battle for best of the rest, and some great racing down the field.

I'm Ed Straw and joining us to work through a very damp spa weekend, a Scott Mitchell Malm and Mark Hughes.

Scott, how have you enjoyed spa? Nice and damp. Yeah, nice and damp. The quintessential

Belgian Grand Prix experience, I think. Not a lot to be said for the quality of things like traffic

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