Hi, I'm Bryn Lucas and this is the Autosport podcast.

Round 10 of the Formula One World Championship saw the sport head to Barcelona for the Spanish Grand Prix

and with it a familiar story. Max Verstappen takes an early league, controls the vast majority of the Grand Prix,

then has to hold off a resurgent Lando Norris before taking the victory. Ah yes, we've seen it before,

no doubt we'll see it again. But here is the result for you. As I say, Max Verstappen took the

victory, finishing just over two seconds ahead of Lando Norris, who looked very,

very strong out there. Third and fourth, it was the two Mercedes. That's right. Louis Hamilton

led George Russell home ahead of the two Ferraris in fifth and sixth. Leclair, ahead of his

teammate's sights. Piastri came home seventh. Sergio Perez, yes, in eighth, a great result for him.

And Gasly and Ock on the two Alpines, getting in the points, a great result for Alpine, taking home three

for the constructors. Then it was the Hass of Holcomberg, the Aston Martin for Fernando Alonso, not a great

result for the Spaniard, Joe Gwanyu, Lance Stroll, Ricardo Bottas, Magnuson, Albon, Sonoda and Logan Sargent making up the last place.

Well, joining me to make sense of everything we've witnessed.

I'm delighted to welcome back Jake Boxaleg, aka JBL.

And there in Barcelona, it's essentially his home Grand Prix, the Belgian.

That's right.

Phil Claren is also with us.

Jents, how are we doing?

Yeah, I'm pretty good, thank you.

I think, you know, expectations are always sort of iffy when it comes to the Spanish Grand Prix.

I didn't think it was the worst Spanish Grand Prix we've ever had,

which we'll get into in a bit.

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