Jon Noble

I don't know where it is.

So every time I've come down, I've either had to go all the way back to where we are to know where the lift is, or I've had to take the little golf buggies down.

But the paddock's great.

The paddock, you can stand in the middle and see people and spot people from afar.

So that's fantastic.

And there's some good little cut-throughs as well, where if you stand in an area, everyone walks backwards and forwards between the pits and paddock, and you can bump into endless people for quick chats.

I'm not sure should have won.

It's definitely on the cards.

I know McLaren felt that their pace was, that Mercedes' pace was better, but Mercedes felt that McLaren's pace was actually better.

And then once the race had settled down, I mean, it came down to that pit stop and the timing of the pit stop.

um mercedes basically pulled the pin quite sharply once they knew the weather was not going to play out because the threats of rain had been here it was uncertain if this first rain cell was going to hit once mercedes were confident it wasn't they basically pulled the pin and then they felt racing mclaren mclaren's historically over recent seasons been quite a kind of straightforward safe strategy team which you inevitably are when you're

Got a very fast car.

You don't roll the dice like you do at the back.

You're not super aggressive.

Something Mercedes felt that pit stop here.

Maybe McLaren wouldn't react straight away instantly because this rain was potentially coming or not coming.

And it would maybe give them two laps rather than one lap to come through.

Timed it.

perfectly on their side.

Norris lost a bit more time in the pit lane.