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We've just had round nine of the 26th, Fallen World Championship, the British Grand Prix, a perhaps surprise winner in Charles de Clerk, his first victory for Ferrari of the season. Quite a dramatic race, lots going on. Was it good, was it not? We'll talk about all these things. And I'd like to introduce my guest, Jake Boclesleg. Jake, what was your initial impression of that race then?

I enjoyed it.

Came back from Silverstone or the General Lowe. Yes, because you were there, weren't you? You're only a few miles away from the studio. Yes, exactly. So a relatively quick trip to the evening. Yeah, it's an easy one. Yeah, no, I enjoyed it. it was a little bit of an anticlimax at the end.

Fair.

And which I'm sure we'll get into, to the point where I saw the safety car come around for a final laugh. I was like, oh, okay, I'll best go down to the pen then. Yeah, let's go and speak to people. So, yeah, exactly. So it was sort of, yeah, an anticlimax, but everything else was relatively enjoyable, I thought.

Yeah, I think that's fair. Well, before we get into it, let's just go over the results. Charles and Clerk first of Friday, then George Russell, Forteuter second, Lewis Hamilton, third, Landon Norris, 4th, Isaac Hanchard, the sole remaining rebel at the ending 5th, Liam Lawson again scoring points of racing balls, ahead of his team at Arvid Limbad, Gabby BLette 8th, Audi. Then the two Alpins of Franco-Colopinto, Pierre Gazli. Oscar Piastria troubled him in 11th. Carlos Sites 12th, Olly Berman 13th. Estabanoch on the other Hoss in 14th. Sergio Peres 15th. Kimmy Antonelli will be talking more about him in 16th in the end his five-second penalty. Then Valtry Bottas, Fernando Alonso, beating Lance Stroll in the Battle of the Astor Martins at the back. Maxis-Jackman is actually classified 20th, even though he wasn't running at the end, and the two official retirements were Alexander Albon and Nico Holcomberg. What does that mean for the championship. Well, Kimmy Anthony Lee, because he was pointless again. Well, he wasn't on Saturday. He got some points on Saturday, but not on Sunday. His lead over George Russell was actually down to 25 points. And I think he can consider himself fairly unfortunate on that. We'll get to that. And then Lewis Hamilton sort of hanging on in third. And in the Construct constructors championship fry not actually that far behind

333 versus 255 McLaren in third 179 then red bull alpine racing balls has

Williams Audi astermartin and seal yet to get off the score sheet on the score sheet is

Cadillac so let's get into it the The battle for victory, we were, we were looking

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