Chris Harris

He's a driver of remarkable skill.

However, there's one word that I think that comes through the way that he's reacted to adversity this year, and particularly that public utterance.

It's entitlement.

I think he's made that classic mistake that many sports people do, that he was the next heir apparent.

He's waited his time.

And when it's arrived, it's not quite what he expected it to be.

And if you drill into that, the failure and expectation is that it should sort of be happening for me now, but it's not.

And why is that?

And I think that's because there are no guarantees in life.

The older you get, the more you realise it's coming to you.

It's not.

I get the frustration that it's not happening, but he's, I think he's been slightly shown up this year.

Um, and I, and I, the great thing about being shown up is now we'll get to see what he's really made of.

What was great about Canada was a different George arrived, um,

Thinking differently, driving the car differently.

And that's what makes the sport so entertaining.

And that's why I think the first 20, whatever, four laps of it were about as good as I've seen in years.

I can't believe you didn't see it, Chris.

It was without a doubt the best dogfight I've seen.

For technical reasons, the cars could follow each other.