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Hello, I'm Harry Benjamin and this is Five Life Formula One, where it's the Belgian

Grand Prix and it's a sprint weekend.

As such, we've actually just seen Max Verstappen take the fastest lapping qualifying, but because

of his five-placed grid penalty, Charlotte Claire will start from pole position for Sunday's

race to reflect on that and to look ahead to the weekend I'm joined for the next 25 minutes

or so by the former Renault Formula One driver, Jolie and Palmer, former McLaren mechanic

Mark Priestley and the BBC's chief F1 writer Andrew Benson.

Jolie, before we get stuck into qualifying chat, you've raced this sparse circuit.

Could you just paint us a bit more of a picture of how nice this track is?

Oh, it's beautiful.

One of the classic circuits, 19 corners, some iconic names amongst them, O'Rouge, Pouan,

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