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You are listening to Miss Apex Podcast, the title of today's show is Chaco might have been wrong,

but he's first, that from Eric Gados. On Twitter, the runner-up was Nicholas who suggested

who can crash the slowest and also Ian Lapworth, chipped in with Perez, Wins, Provide Opportunity

for Rare, Christian Horner interview, and I have to include this one because Chris insisted

Aaron came in with when it's singer-rains, it's Singapore's. I'm your host Richard

Reddy, welcome to the Singapore Grand Prix Race Review. I think that race was a slow boner.

I enjoyed my afternoon watching television today. It was a race with some intrigue, some tactical

will they won't they, and in an era where we're used to seeing the fast guys just fly towards

the front to be able to breeze by because we've got all the easy overtaking that we wanted.

It was nice to see a race where Max Verstappen had to work for every single place, just like

the olden days. That said, I'm not going to overly defend the Singapore Grand Prix, but

I did enjoy the race today. What we saw today was an era generator of a Grand Prix and

a track, and even the best on the grid were tested and made mistakes. It would be hard

push to find a driver that wasn't on the limit today, and I think that's kind of neat.

So coming up today, we'll ask, was this the best ever Singapore Grand Prix? That bar

being as low or high as you would wish to rate it? Does this race prove once and for all

that Matt is wrong and Perez is better than Albon? And we'll ask who's hair was best

cut out for the post-race humidity, and are the stewards taking the test after seeing

the answers? And we'll also ask, did Albon just have the worst crash since tacky in Newy?

But first I'll remind you that we are an independent podcast produced in the podcasting

shed with the kind permission of our better halves. We aim to bring you a race review

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