It's lights out and away they go at the Bahrain International Circuit! Join Shannon and Merel in discussing the exciting first race of the 2021 season as they cover the highs, the lows, and more predictions for the upcoming season. How are we possibly going to wait 3 weeks for the next race?!

This week Sam, Merel, and Shannon each individually breakdown their favorite (and least-favorite) moments of the newest season of Drive to Survive. 

This week, the gals discus the test weekend in Bahrain and give their predictions for the 2021 season. Stick around till the end for a special apology to all Porsche owners out there!

Shannon, Sam, and Merel catch up on the news of the week. From the new liveries to the Drive to Survive trailer, the gals chat about all the pre-season hype they missed during the Trial of Fernando Alonso.

ORDER! ORDER! Court is now in session. In this week's episode, Shannon and Merel duke it out in the courtroom to justify & refute Alonso's return to Formula 1. The Honorable Judge Sam makes her deliberations on whether or not Alonso is guilty of the claims levied at him in today's case, and gives her final verdict. If the fire-retardant racing gloves don't fit, you must acquit.

This week Shannon, Sam, and Merel take a look at the profound poetics of Lewis's instagram captions (as well as his storied dating history) before breaking down the strategy, mechanics, and risks of optimal overtakes.

Merel, Shannon, and Sam come together to discuss the one and only Ice-Man, Kimi Raikkonen. As a man of few words, but many BWOAHs, he is truly a modern enigma (and boy do fans love him for it).

Sam, Merel, and Shannon discuss this week's virtual GP, livery updates, and the drivers sweet plans for Valentines Day. Stay tuned past the outtro for a very special performance.

*Squeak Squeak* An incident during recording this week spurred on a discussion of the gals' favorite encounters of the rat kind. *Squeak Squeak*

This week the gals discuss the second installment in the Virtual GP series at Silverstone. The differences between what the F1 broadcasters were reporting and what happened on the lads streams made for some comedic gold.