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Hello and a very warm welcome to the late-breaking Formula One podcast.

My name's Ben Hawking. You're joining us here for the Spanish Grand Prix Review, which saw Lewis Hamilton claim win number 88 in his career and

podium number 156, that being a new record.

Time to bring in Sam sage, no Harry E this evening, as I don't think, I think you might have died of boredom actually from the Spanish Grand Prix,

unconfirmed at this point, but Sam, how are you? How did you find the race? Yeah, I'm good and the race itself on the track. There was some fun parts with the

Mughfield because there always are, thank you, midfield for us rectifying anything that might become dull. It was a nice strategy of technical thinking, of planning.

It was nicely, it wasn't a straight up one stop. That made it ever so slightly more entertaining.

I feel like if the top three had all one stopped we might all have died from boredom

So and that thrust of rain of course that still clearly looming over hungry is is once again back to bring us an ounce of possible excitement on the edge of our seats.

But it was okay. It wasn't the worst Spanish Grand Prix we ever had, but it was no way near a good enough

Grand Prix in my opinion.

Yeah, and we're hearing that Rain is just 10 minutes away, so teams will need to beware of that.

Any second now.

20% chance, come on, we all know that's code for 2%. So Lewis Hamilton, as I say, winning the race. He won it ahead of Max Vastapen in P2 and then his

teammate, Valtry Botas in third place, some 45 seconds back, but he was able to claim the three stroll ahead of Perez due to a five second penalty that Perez had to endure.

Carlos signs in sixth, Vettel won stopping his way to seventh, Alex Albon in eighth,

Pierre Gazley in ninth and Lando Norris making it two point scorers for McLaren in 10th. So Sam, the circuit

to Catalunya today was the 30th consecutive time that the circuit has hosted the Spanish

Grand Prix. It's come under a bit of there's been

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