Matt

Let's get into some questions.

Firstly from P1Pitch.

Remember, AMG Piper, does this show that Red Bull are not the powerhouse they once were?

And what a turnaround as well it's been for GP.

We saw last year at the end of the season, he was crying on the pit wall.

We were all questioning what's going on there.

Is he leaving the sport?

There were personal reasons that were floating around as well.

As for Red Bull's trajectory...

not looking so great.

They've lost so many key figures, but this is what happens, right?

It happens with any team that has once dominated, that they go from looking completely bulletproof, unstoppable, to then having this erosion.

And this is... McLaren, perfect example.

Well, yeah, McLaren.

I mean, Ferrari, I don't want to talk about it, but there's so many examples that...

As much as they look untouchable, Formula One teams, when they're winning, it's just not the case.

So for them, they are very much now in a rebuilding phase.

I'm really interested to see who they now respond with.

Who do they hire to fill the shoes of GP and other members within those sort of key roles at Red Bull?

So...