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The Race is on, and Kimmy Antonelli claimed his breakthrough Grand Prix victory in China,

coming home well clear of teammate George Russell after breaking free at the start.

But did Ferrari

infighting cost Lewis Hamilton and Charlotte Clerk a chance of second place? And why were Red Bull

and Max Verstappen reduced to the status of midfielders? I'm Ed's draw and joining me to hit all the action

from Shanghai is John Noble. Well, John, we've been fortunate enough. We've been at quite a few races where drivers have

had their first Grand Prix victories. You are a few more than me because you've been going

even longer than I have. I always think whatever the circumstances, whatever the driver,

it's always a fantastic moment, isn't it? So how impressed were you with just the moment for

Kimmy Antonelli with what you saw from him?

First Italian to win a Grand Prix in two decades, almost two decades.

Yeah, well, there's a interest. Someone mentioned to me earlier today that the last time an

Italian was on pole position was Giancarlo Fisichella, that famous year at Spa.

And that race was won by Kimmy, Reik not Antonelli obviously so there was a bit of

history repeating itself in some respects today but it was a win that was very controlled and mature

I thought all the possibility to throw it away.

We know we've got this, whatever we want to call,

yo-yo racing.

You've now got to get your elbows out in the pack.

You've got to fight your way through.

You've got to come through challenges.

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