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If you can't watch the video on this post, you can watch it here

Oscar was 14 seconds behind the Aston Martins by the end of Lap 2 before he even pitted to get a new front wing.

These are the best footage I could find of the Piastri-Lawson contact that caused this damage in the first place. Though, this does not really clarify anything.

Oscar: "oof, someone was hopeful"
Tom: "Yeah, saw that on telly. All okay?"
Oscar: "Yeah! good thing my underwear bottoms are black today and not white"

🚨Update: Arvid has been summoned to the stewards for unsafe release.

🚨🚨Update: Racing bulls has been fined €5,000 for this unsafe release. No sporting penalties for Arvid.

The wasp in question is a 98 million year extinct species called Gwesped Piastrii discovered by Corentin Jouault from the University of Oxford, Di-Ying Huang from the Nanjing Institute of Geology and Palaeontology, and Celso O. Azevedo from the Universidade Federal do Espírito Santo.

I am pretty sure Oscar meant to say "wanted to name a wasp after me" instead of "wanted to name me after a wasp"

This clip is taken from Lando and Oscar's interview with "Man About the Town" magazine. You can watch the full interview here

Lando Norris on Beyond the Grid with Tom Clarkson.

If you have time, consider watching the full interview, it's great.

Zak Brown's interview with British GQ, written by Mike Christensen and Seb Barros

Some interesting snippets:

"How have you managed to iron that [being very emotional] out in a business sense?

Learning from mistakes and having good people around, like [Team Principal] Andrea [Stella]. He’s been a great influence on me – he’s very calm and has helped me learn to be less emotional. If I get pissed off about something, I’m probably right about being pissed off, but the way I respond emotionally is the wrong way to address the issue. It’s no different to writing emails, where you go, “Let me put it in drafts and read it in the morning.” You’ll still send it in the morning, but you’re going to edit it. So if you lead with passion and not emotion, you can edit yourself."

"Are drivers the ones who have to deal with all the pressure to perform?

That would be what people think, but I can tell you there’s probably more stress and pressure on the factory team than there is on the drivers. Typically the fans are of the view – especially with our two drivers – that Oscar and Lando should win every weekend. And if they don’t, [fans] tend to put the pressure on the team that they didn’t win, because we didn’t put them in the position to win. So that’s where the pressure comes from. Usually it’s “do a better job for my guy, Lando or Oscar”.

"Is musical chairs between drivers and teams healthy for the sport, or do you think it's nice to have continuity?

I’m a bit romantic in sport, but I want continuity. One of my great buddies, Anže Kopitar, captain of the Los Angeles Kings [NHL] team, retired last night. He only ever played for the Kings – for 20 years. That’s how it used to be, but now all these sportspeople are getting traded every day. I’m a big fan of continuity relationships. I’d love Lando to finish his career here, same thing with Oscar – and be teammates... I’d like that. That’s the romantic side of the sport, but it has to work."