The race is on, and what a Grand Prix it was in Hungary with Esteban Okon and the Alpine brand

taking their first F1 victories, first corner chaos and another big swing in the world championship

fight. I'm Ed Straw and joining me to unravel a weekend of surprises,

controversy, clashes and exclusions are Scott Mitchell and Mark Hughes.

Well, Mark, hello, these days when it all goes upside down and we get a shot winner,

they're just great, aren't they?

Yeah, and the way it played out was really good as well, wasn't it?

Because it was all sorts of ways it might have turned out in the end as Hamilton was coming back through.

Yeah, it was not just a nice result, but a thrilling way for it to play out.

Yeah, plenty of us to delve into shortly.

And I'm also joined by Scott Mitchell, amazingly, not via a Zoom link to Stockholm, but sat us to delve into shortly. And I'm also joined by Scott Mitchell. Amazingly,

not via a Zoom link to Stockholm, but sat next to me in my Budapest hotel room. Scott, you've

brought the excitement with you. Yeah, I should have come back sooner, apparently. I brought the chaos.

I felt bad on Saturday. When I was speaking to George Russell afterwards, I almost

wanted to apologise because I'd ended his run of making it out of Q1. But now it turns out I might

be a bad omen for Williams in qualifying, but I'm an excellent omen for them in Grand Prix. And

everybody can thank me as well for making this pretty chaotic, spectacular and enjoyable.

So you're welcome everybody.

There's a future for Scott Mitchell as Williams team mascot and maybe just a general F1

chaos generator.

So if we ever get you ever get you off this podcast, that's where you can go.

Well, let's crack into it because there is so much to talk about.

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