The race is on, and Mercedes had another trouble-free run to a one-to in the British Grand Prix.

Well, it did, until things started to go wrong in the final three laps, when first Valtteri

Bottas and then Lewis Hamilton suffered punches. It was a dramatic end to a race that was otherwise pretty straightforward at the front,

but gives us plenty to talk about.

I'm Ed's Jaw, and joining me as always at Mark Hughes and Scott Mitchell.

Now, Mark, a rare occurrence this year because we're actually in the same place for this podcast,

for once having retreated to a nearby

hotel. So we can have some proper arguing.

Yeah, well, I can argue remotely or in person. I'm easy.

Go for a bit of fisticuffs, maybe.

Well, I'd have the advantage of being a little runaway, but yeah, if you like.

Well, we've set the agenda for some,

for some violence, but normally we don't disagree too violently. Scott Mitchell, of course, you are

once again in your Stockholm front room dialing in, ensuring every driving Formula One is very,

very familiar with the wall and what you've got in the background, so you're pretty comfortable

being on screen there.

Yeah. Yeah, I'm used to it. I now have, I now have quite regular comments, actually. People have started to pay attention. The drivers haven't started to survey what's on my bookcase and stuff like that.

But I have had some tweets and messages and emails from people spotting some stuff. Eagle-eyed viewers, our drivers and team bosses this week would have noticed that my

my sim racing setup was removed from the background.

I got told off by my girlfriend.

I should say told off by my fiancé now,

for leaving it out when I promised that I wouldn't.

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