Jeddah Corniche Circuit

Look at Jeddah.

fastest street circuit in the world, fantastic when the walls get that close and there's a part of muddring as well where you really feel, okay, I'm on board, the drivers are on the edge, but then you need to have a braking zone like in Jedi where you can outbrake somebody in a straight line.

Braking zones while you're turning a car is not a possibility for a driver to outbrake anybody, so that's not an overtaking moment, which means you have to force another driver to make a mistake.

Well, there was one chance of cutting a chicane before you went underneath the motorway, It's just not enough.

Do they discuss only Hajar's recovery? Or do they describe Lawson's contribution across both weekends solely? Could another solid weekend cause the team to maybe defer Izak's return again? I reiterate my point from earlier that that mad ring circuit does look very, very punishing and yes, Izak's had another week in which to recover and he does feel really good about his prospects of returning.

But if we get a similar situation in the first couple of years of the Corniche Circuit, where we saw some really high-profile accidents, like with Mick Schumacher, him being ruled out for the race itself, would Red Bull, this new Red Bull, do something that bold? No.

Just put him in the car one more time, and then by the time we get to Baku, the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, two weeks after Madrid, Isaac will be absolutely fighting fit.

And another reason why I think they probably might do this, or why they should do this, is that, well... let's be real, Max isn't going for the World Championship this year, nor are Red Bull going to be seeking anything higher in the constructors than their current fourth place.