The race is on, and Max Verstappen took the most dominant win of the 2021 season with a lights to flag victory in the Styrian Grand Prix.

But does this fourth consecutive win for Red Bull mean that Mercedes is now the underdog,

and will it be the same again in the

upcoming Austrian Grand Prix? I'm Ed Sture, and joining me to answer those questions, and more,

are Mark Hughes, Scott Mitchell and Gary Anderson. This episode of The Race F1 podcast is brought

to you by Beer 52. It's very appropriate, given this has been a great season to watch

from the comfort of your sofa at home, and what better accompaniments to that than a glass

of craft beer. If that sounds like your idea of the perfect Sunday afternoon, then Beer 52,

the world's largest beer club with over 170,000 active members, has got you covered.

The Race F1 podcast has teamed up with Beer 52 for this special

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I've got an important question, Ed.

Does beer 52 include Swedish beers in its range?

Now, that question I anticipated, because I know how much you like Swedish things.

And my research has indicated, yes, it does.

I've pretty much got craft beer from anywhere you could possibly imagine.

Hello, Gary Anderson.

Are you a craft beer with a race kind of person or more a glass of red wine?

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