BBC Sounds Music Radio Podcasts Hello, I'm Rosanna Tennant and welcome

back to the Monzer Paddock. We've just watched the Italian Grand Prix and for the Ferrari

fans amongst you, you might be sad to hear that it was not Carlos Sipes or Charlotte

Claire on the top step of the podium. It was, as you might have expected, Max Verstappen

making history in Monzer, taking his 10th consecutive victory as a Formula One driver and Red Bull

now with 15 consecutive races. The first team to do that. And they've won 24 out of the

last 25 races. An incredible performance from Max Verstappen once more and a one two for

Red Bull. They've never done that here in Monzer and it was the pole sitter, Carlos Sipes

coming home to complete the podium and to soak up that incredible atmosphere here in

Monzer with the Tafosi spilling out onto the start, finished straight. And as I'm standing

in the paddock, there are still little bits of confetti, red and yellow paper strips

floating in the air. A sure reminder that we've just witnessed a wonderful Italian Grand

Prix. And Julian Palmer, Formula F1 driver, joins me to talk through that race as well as

our lead commentator Harry Benjamin. Julian, you said during the race, mumma mia, that

was a good race, wasn't it, when we perhaps have come to expect it just to be a one-horse

race with Max Verstappen out front. There was plenty to get your teeth into this afternoon.

It was a really, really fantastic battle. Yeah, Max Verstappen wins, took in 15 laps. That

was a nice surprise as well. There was even a fight temporarily at the front. But it was

just brilliant from the word go, the little battle between science and Verstappen. Then

there was a little battle between science and Perez. Then there was a massive battle between

science and Le Clare for the final podium spot. Add in loads of great racing action further

down the field as well. It was a really, really breathtaking 51 lap Grand Prix. Well, luckily

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