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The Athletic

The Athletic.

The race is on, and Lewis Hamilton ended his two-and-a-half-year wind drought with his ninth British Grand Prix victory in a thrilling dry-dry race.

But how did McLaren suffer defeat this time?

And can we take this as definitive proof that Mercedes is back?

I'm Ed Straw and joined me to unpack everything from Silverstone, a Scott Mitchell Malm, Mark Hughes, and South Canal.

Mark, British Grand Prix.

Yes.

It's been great, isn't it?

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