From autosport.com and Autosport magazine, I'm Martin Lee, and this is the Autosport podcast.

Sergio Perez is once again a winner on a street circuit holding off a fast-charging Max Verstappen,

who worked his way through the field after starting down in 15th.

But was it such a fast charging Max for Stappen?

That's one of the things we will tackle on the podcast today.

Alonzo finished third on the road, a post-race penalty, but maybe he will be third.

Oh, my goodness, lots to get into with the team today and discuss.

I'm joined by our chief editor, Kevin Turner, Auto Sports Grand Prix editor, Alex Kalinoccus.

And for the first time, welcome Phil, Philip Clearing, joining us on the podcast,

hopefully the first of many times this year.

Phil, I'll come and say hello to you first.

So introduce yourself to the listeners of the Autosport podcast.

What were you doing

until you started working with our little team? Well, thank you for the very warm welcome,

Martin. I've been working for motorsport.com for quite a long time, mainly as a news editor. And then

this winter I stepped up to the F1 team officially, so I'll be doing lots more coverage on

sites, yeah. All right, so good to have you as part of the team. It's great, a nicely refreshed

lineup for this year. Now, where do we start? Well, okay, so Sergio Perez, I think, got a

deserved victory today and Saudi Arabia. Kev, I come to you first. How did you read

his victory today? Because I thought obviously, you know, reaction time was better at the start.

They showed the graphic on screen, but still lost out to Alonzo so he can't get full marks

this weekend. But otherwise, he recovered that pretty quickly, dealt with a safety car, built the gap,

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