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Max Verstappen wins with his biggest gap of the season in Hungary.

I'm joined by Spanner.

Spanors, hello.

Hey man, how's it going?

I am disappointed and sad and disappointed.

Meg Schuster's also here back from Canada. Is it a coincidence, Meg? You went to Canada, home of Nicholas Latipi, and then Latipi retires from racing a couple days later. Did you talk to him? Listen, I'm not going to say we had a heart-to-heart over some maple syrup, but we didn't not have a heart to heart over some maple syrup. So here we go.

Wow. He's going to get his MBA in London, which I'm happy for him. That's such a better path.

And this also goes to what I've said a lot, which is go be the best team principle in the world if you have billions of dollars.

That's more fun. It's less pressure. Less safety cars, presumably.

All right. So a lot to get to. Verstappen wins with his biggest gap. The season biggest gap in all of

F1 since Lewis Hamilton at the Russian Grand Prix in 2021. They don't even do that race anymore.

Total Wolf afterwards, probably, and it's funny

because we, we come to these microphones after every race and we find a new phrase that depresses

all of us. And here's the new one. Total Wolf compared his cars running against Red Bull to

an F2 car, running against an F1 car, which is accurate, but he didn't have to say it.

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