Behind the scenes at the Austrian Grand Prix: The Red Bull Upgrade That Could Decide Verstappen’s Future

Yeah, it's hard work, but we're not going to complain, Kim, because we had an awesome race once again.

Oh, we did.

And I love the fact that there was some indecision.

There was lots of pit stops.

There was plenty going on.

I was in pit lane watching probably the most pit stops I've ever seen in my life.

I don't often get this pit wall tabard, but I had it on today.

And I think I missed the first pit stop of Lewis's.

But then I saw everything else.

It was a phenomenal thing to witness.

They were coming and going left, right and centre.

I loved it.

you just said you don't get this tablet to wear often how does that work then how do you get that tablet

uh well i'm in a group of photographers and um you just apply for it every now and then so i might get it three times a year but i think i got it today for the very right race max coming in um lewis i was up the the main the main players end and it was it was fascinating

It was fascinating.

They were important also.

It was two bits of strategy for pretty much every team.

But what do you think about that strategy of Red Bull? Because I just said that.

We had an amazing race.

We had nearly the first victory of Max Verstappen.

But that's only me, maybe.

If they put him in earlier...

You have far better idea than me.

I'm too close to the action.

I see things very close up, but I don't get the broad picture that you or even any of these people watching this podcast gets when they sit at home on television because you're getting so much information.