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    Singapore GP Review: Hamilton’s VSC Call, FIA Errors and a Verstappen Sweep | ep 1012

    12/10/2026 | 1 h 14 min
    Max Verstappen won the 2026 Singapore Grand Prix from pole, his first ever win at Marina Bay. He also took Sprint pole and won the Sprint, completing a sweep of the weekend. Charles Leclerc finished second and Kimi Antonelli third. Antonelli now leads the championship by 102 points with six races to go.In this episode, we cover:FIA errors: Race Control’s Overtake Mode mistake in Sprint Qualifying and the timing glitch that cleared Hulkenberg in qualifying.

    Hamilton’s VSC call: Why he stayed out under the Virtual Safety Car, and how Fred Vasseur’s explanation changed from “missed the pit entry” to “I have to respect their feeling.”

    McLaren’s Sprint collision: Norris and Piastri’s crash cost about eight points, and Red Bull is now seven points behind McLaren for third in the constructors.

    Awards: Move, Donkey and Drive of the Race.

    Next up is the United States Grand Prix in Austin, October 23 to 25.

    Chapters:

    00:00 Introduction to the Singapore GP and race overview
    00:10 Introduction and Race Overview
    02:02 Race controversies and FIA system failures
    02:58 Max's Dominance and Race Strategy
    03:59 Team strategies and driver decision-making
    06:02 Red Bull's dominance and Verstappen's performance
    07:02 Key Incidents and Penalties
    08:00 Ferrari's pit stop strategy and race incidents
    09:53 The role of technology and system reliability
    11:51 Media influence and public perception in F1
    12:12 Team Strategies and Pit Stops
    14:01 Driver authority and team communication
    16:07 Future implications for F1 regulations and technology
    16:12 Track Limits and Rule Enforcement
    20:05 Technical Issues and Driver Performance
    24:02 Impact of Race Incidents on Standings
    27:56 Future Implications for Teams and Drivers
    32:01 Closing Remarks and Key Takeaways
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    Bahrain GP Review: Verstappen beats Mercedes | ep 10101

    04/10/2026 | 1 h 16 min
    Max Verstappen won the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia from pole. He finished 2.3 seconds ahead of Kimi Antonelli, with Lewis Hamilton third. It was the first win for Red Bull Ford Powertrains in its first season. George Russell's late engine failure pushed Antonelli's championship lead out to 84 points.

    Chapters:

    00:00 Introduction and race overview
    00:10 Race overview and key moments
    03:59 Sepang track changes and weather challenges
    04:08 Strategy decisions and their impact on race outcomes
    08:05 Software bugs and race delays
    08:13 Driver performances and notable incidents
    12:02 Team strategies and tire choices in rain
    12:16 Technical issues and software glitches explained
    15:59 Red Bull's chassis development and future prospects
    16:03 Team strategies and pit stop analysis
    19:56 Race incidents and driver performances
    20:05 Driver maturity and race craft insights
    23:59 Implications for 2027 and car adaptability
    24:05 Tire choices and race condition effects
    27:49 Track design and aerodynamics insights
    28:17 Broader implications of technical failures in F1
    31:57 Race conclusion and key takeaways
    32:04 Final thoughts and race lessons learned
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    Azerbaijan GP Review: Should Franco be banned? | ep 1010

    27/09/2026 | 1 h 5 min
    Join Paul and me as we analyze the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, discussing race controversies, team strategies, driver performances, and upcoming races. We provide occasional insights into the complexities of Formula 1 racing and the strategic decisions behind the scenes.

    Chapters:

    00:00 Race weekend overview and race controversy
    01:56 Team strategies and driver performances
    03:58 Controversial incidents and race bans
    08:05 Analysis of race strategies and safety cars
    12:02 Discussion on team dynamics and driver decisions
    16:05 Regulatory insights and historical precedents
    19:59 Race results and driver highlights
    23:57 Preview of Bahrain Grand Prix and upcoming races

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    A Sprint in Monaco? Zero Pod at Alpine? | ep 1009

    22/09/2026 | 1 h 11 min
    Cadillac's owner is being sued, Haas is chasing sponsor money for 2027, F1 just put a sprint race in Monaco, and Alpine hired the man behind Zero Pod! Podcast #1009 is live. Join Grace and me as we cover all the news in Formula 1 this week! 

    Chapters:

    00:00 Introduction and episode overview
    00:01 Introduction to F1 schedule updates and race venues
    00:25 Discussion of F1 team ownership and financial issues
    02:07 The impact of AI tools like Copilot in the workplace
    03:04 Todd's birthday and Formula One connections
    03:28 The return of Turkey and Portugal to the F1 calendar
    04:13 Cadillac F1 team lawsuit and ownership controversies
    06:23 F1 team regulations and the role of reputation
    07:10 Analysis of sprint race formats and viewer engagement
    07:43 Toyota's potential involvement in F1 and strategic considerations
    10:04 Dan Tauris, F1 leadership, and legal challenges
    12:02 Monaco GP as a qualifying event with a race attached
    13:25 The future of Haas and potential partnerships
    17:10 The 2027 F1 calendar and race locations
    19:58 The strategic importance of Monaco for F1 teams
    20:21 Summary and closing thoughts on F1 industry trends
    29:59 Mike Elliott's return to Alpine and team restructuring
    40:01 The implications of leadership changes at Mercedes and Alpine
    49:58 The future of F1: schedules, sprints, and team strategies
    59:54 Closing thoughts and upcoming race expectations
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    Madring GP Review: Antonelli Wins, Norris Was Faster, the VSC Decided It | ep 1008

    15/09/2026 | 1 h 17 min
    Kimi Antonelli won the 2026 Spanish Grand Prix at the Madring, Formula 1's first race in Madrid, but Lando Norris was the fastest driver on track and lost the win to the timing of a Virtual Safety Car. We explain exactly why Norris was the only front runner who did not get a cheap pit stop, why drivers already asked the FIA to fix this rule, and how a long pit lane and a layout with no passing zones made it worse. Then a full team by team review, Verstappen's fight with the pit wall and with Hamilton, Ferrari's 48 lap gamble, Russell conceding the drivers' title, and the championship math heading into Baku.

    Chapters:
    00:00 Introduction to the Madring race and track overview
    03:09 Track layout, design, and capacity details
    04:35 Driver expectations versus race reality
    09:06 Race incidents and strategic decisions
    14:00 Team performances and driver highlights
    18:01 Max Verstappen's race tactics and overtakes
    23:01 Qualifying and race pace analysis
    27:02 Safety car procedures and race management
    31:58 Driver performances: Lando Norris, Oscar Piastri, and others
    35:56 Lessons learned and future improvements for Madring
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