Matt

I'm not saying we need full broadcast coverage.

The live timing was quite nice.

Yeah, it was.

Anyway, let's get into the next question.

Otherwise, we are going to rant on for a very long time.

Gavin Curley 90 asks, do you think it was the right decision for F1 to block all media from covering the shakedown?

Speaking of timings, I think this is where we bring in Soy Mota, who is, they're a Spanish media outlet.

And this is the thing as well, when it comes to, you know, banning all the media, this, that, and the other, it gives advantages to some media that clearly have ins at the track or whatever it might be.

And Soy Mota is,

They've posted a full-blown classification for the day, not even the morning where, of course, the live timings were being hacked into or whatever was going on.

This is a full, well, from what we know, this is a full first day classification.

Yeah, it seems that they're very reliable.

You can tell they're at the track.

And I know this is what people are, of course, going to want to find out.

So let me run you down exactly from ninth to first.

That's nine cars were on track.

So in ninth place, Perez won.

And the fastest day one.

was Isaac Hadjar with a woman at 18.159.

So Max just happened in the mud, Tommy, is from what I'm seeing here.