F1 101

We pose a simple question for each current F1 driver: are their best drives ahead or behind them? We share our answers, their (questionable) rationale, and compare them to how the fans voted in our Instagram poll. Spoiler: the K-Mag hype has eroded the ability of our fans to think straight!

Fortune finally favors Max. Lando gets lucky. Charles proves that no man is perfect. Lewis stays inexplicably stuck.

We get on the mic right after watching the sprint to break it down and emotionally process. This one gets super pseudo-psychological.

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Prince Charles keeps the throne. The Red Bull engine blunders down under. Seb and Sainz have a sad one. And forgotten man Alex Albon pulls a magic point out of the bag.

All this and more is broken down and dissected as we recap the Australian GP.

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In this one we assess both the undeniable impact and growing disillusionment with Netflix's Drive to Survive.

Who is this show for? What are its innovations to the sports docuseries format? What happens when its newbie audience actually takes the bait and begins following the sport for themselves?

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For the second time in four months we're back at F1's most thrillingly demented track. 

Lewis forgot how to qualify, Mick worried his mother silly, and 11 years into his F1 career Checo pulled out his finest lap yet.

Race day featured a spate of Alpine on Alpine violence, three engines mysteriously dying on a single lap, and round two of Leclerc and Verstappen going head to head for the win.

But despite the non-existent safety margin and the literal missiles raining down at the edge of the city this race was still pretty damn good.

We recorded this in a stressed-out fugue state immediately after the Bahrain GP.

It was an amazing race, and also a gutting and baffling one.

The new pecking order seemed clear, until it wasn't.

Can these Red Bull engines last a full race? Is Lando gunna be OK? Is Haas for real?

We don't know! But stay tuned and throw us some lunch money as we try to find out!

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It's one week till lights out and we're straight up giddy.

In this episode Brandon and Olivia talk takeaways from Bahrain testing and preview next week's race.

We go deep on K-Mag's shock return, what Danny Ric's COVID means for McLaren, and dissect both the features of the track and the controversial history of this GP.

May this sustain you till race day!

This is the big one: our 2022 season preview.

Not the most original concept, but we're doing it our way: no predictions, all narrative.

Brandon and I talk about storylines we'll be following, tracks we're looking forward to, and our deepest (unreasonable) hopes for the coming season.

I get sentimental and Brandon makes fun of me.

Plus a little fresh take on the recent Maze-o-drama.

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Back for another round of driver profiles and this week is a goodie. 

We give the new fans some context to Vettel's greatness and shine a light on this true sportsman and gem of the guy.

Plus we give some winter testing updates, ponder the Russian GP in light of recent events, and rank the new cars in order of hotness. A natural transition. 

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