So, thanks for being with us this evening.

A disappointing race for Oscar Piastri, who will have plenty of discussions with his team you'd think after a couple of very questionable calls were made to sabotage his chances.

However, a podium is nothing to be sniffed at.

And he won't have too long to stew on it either - Monaco is looming next weekend.

We'll be back for that historic race too, so thank you once again for joining me tonight and we'll see you next time.

I agree, Old timer.

He was hamstrung by the tactics somewhat, but third was the best he could have hoped for you'd think in that situation.

Here is Max Verstappen.

"The start itself wasn't particularly great," he says.

"But then I was still on the outside line, basically the normal line, and I thought, well, maybe I can send it around the outside.

"And it worked really well, and we unleashed our pace."

Lando Norris is speaking now.

He says that he was unhappy to be so far behind Max Verstappen, but said a big part of that was down to his battle with his teammate.

"We had a good little battle between Oscar and myself, Always tense but always good fun," he says.

Here's Oscar Piastri's thoughts.

"Just braked too early," Piastri says of Max Verstappen's move.

"It was a good move from Max as well. 

"I think we made a few wrong calls after that as well anyway, not our best Sunday.

"Definitely a lot of things to look at and review after that."

"This is a ******* joke," Leclerc said.

"This is what racing is now, you have to let people past?"

He isn't happy.