Hubert dying cast a shadow on everything. Very happy with the crowd showing their respect on Lap 19. LeClerc getting the win and dedicating it to his friend was appropriate. All the drivers seemed to have heavy hearts, either because they personally knew Anthoine or just the fact that they are racing faster on a track a fellow driver just died on less than 24 hours ago. Really put any celebration or analysis in perspective.

Much more to say on the race itself (Ferrari is fast, but not fast enough?) and the silly season aftermath, but today doesn't feel like the day to do it just yet. Bring on a Ferrari 1-2 at Monza next week.