Have to say, I like this new lineup, and not simply because they're so fixated on Hamilton. James Allen always struck me as being something of a couch coach, a guy who is a self-roclaimed expert on what is going on simply because he has tuned in to more races than John Q. Citizen. But Jonathan Levinson - when he can get a word in - strikes me as being a 'proper' commentator, as if he has a university degree on the subject. Maybe that's because he only ever talks about something happening off-camera to fill new viewers in as opposed to nattering on about Hamilton when we're watching one of the Force Indias retire or a battle between Massa and Kovalainen. I guess I'm trying to say that Levinson is not simply informed about the subject, but he's also professional. And that seems to have rubbed off on Brundle a little, and we're seeing more of the former racer in him than before. Maybe it's just me, but Brundle always came across as very impressionable as a commentator, as if the personality and style of his co-commentator was rubbing off on him. We saw it when he instantly decided Alonso had brake-checked Hamilton at Bahrain last year, but today he was talking about how Vettel was running scrubbed tyres in one of the sessions and what that might mean for his laptimes.