Our friend Harry Baron joins Tyrell and Dre, fresh off wearing a Ferrari cap in a McLaren VIP suite at Silverstone. The crew digs into the Lando and Colapinto fallout from Baku and asks whether drivers should answer for their fan bases. Then it's Ferrari: a quiet weekend, P2 in the constructors' at risk, and whether Vasseur (or anyone) can win with the board in the way. Dre drops his debate bomb, prime Max vs prime Vettel, before the guys pick their all-time favourite liveries and take on your hot takes: Was Hamilton robbed in 2021? Will Leclerc out-title Lando? Is Russell as good as Alonso? And should Lewis cut and run from Ferrari?

Madrid looked incredible. But was it actually a good race?

Dre and Tyrell bring in returning favourite Sophie and Spanish guests Alberto and Guillermo for a roundtable that doesn't play it safe. They break down the new Madring, then settle the big arguments: Alonso or Sainz, Prime Hamilton or Prime Verstappen, and whether Lando's title defence is getting the respect it deserves. Plus McLaren's new logo, George Russell's villain era, and Kimi Antonelli's ceiling.

Madrid’s new F1 circuit, FIA favouritism, and another explosive fan war. Tyrell and Dre break down the Mad Ring’s underwhelming debut, Mohammed Ben Sulayem’s push to keep Fernando Alonso racing, Nico Rosberg’s Carlos Sainz criticism, and Roman Grosjean’s McLaren controversy. They also debate the Max Verstappen–Lewis Hamilton double standard, Lando Norris’ spicy post-race moment, and whether F1 fans can ever agree on anything.Hot takes, sharp analysis, and zero shortage of drama.

Ferrari is in danger of wasting a rare shot at redemption, Mercedes has already chosen its future, and George Russell’s new Silverstone grandstand may say more about his mindset than his racecraft. Meanwhile, Kimi Antonelli is looking less like a rising talent and more like the driver F1 is being built around.Tyrell and Dre break down a chaotic Monza weekend that changed the conversation across the paddock. From Antonelli’s ruthless charge through the field to the growing sense that Mercedes has fully tilted toward its teenage phenom, this episode digs into what the team hierarchy really means for George Russell and why Toto Wolff seems more committed than ever to making Kimi the face of the next era.They also unpack the Monza fallout at Ferrari, where Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc’s opening-lap clash reignited the question every Scuderia fan dreads: when does fairness become a mistake? You’ll hear why the lack of clear rules of engagement is becoming a real problem, why Hamilton’s push for structure could either stabilize Ferrari or expose even more friction, and why Leclerc’s home-race aggression may have cost the team more than just track position.We also get into the bigger cultural battle around F1 fandom: booing on the podium, driver loyalty, manufactured versus organic fan support, and whether drivers like Antonelli, Norris, Verstappen, and Hamilton are becoming the next true stars of the sport. Then there’s the George Russell grandstand conversation, which turns into a hilarious but pointed debate about branding, authenticity, and whether some drivers are chasing love instead of wins.If you want sharp takes, real debate, and a no-filter look at Mercedes, Ferrari, and the future of Formula 1, this one is essential listening.

Dre and Tyrell are back from vacation and brought reinforcements: content creator Sophie Milner joins the show for a wide-ranging debate. They break down Lewis Hamilton's viral F40-style Monza entrance and whether it's genius theatre or excess, then rank the grid's best-dressed drivers (shoutout Zhou Guanyu and Pierre Gasly). From there it's Nike's rumoured F1 comeback and who they should sign, before digging into the influencer debate rocking both F1 and the US Open, including a candid conversation about sexism in how content creators get treated. The trio also tackles the worst fans on the grid, whether George Russell's season is a failure without a title, the Sainz/Albon Netherlands crash, F1's new 2027 season-launch event in Milan, the "Americanization" of the sport, and who made the smartest contract renewal. It all wraps with Monza predictions.

Dre and Tyrell break down a chaotic Dutch Grand Prix weekend: Mercedes orders George Russell aside for Kimi Antonelli, and the guys debate whether George is becoming the next Valtteri Bottas. Ferrari's Charles Leclerc ignores a box call and costs the team a shot at a double podium, and Lewis Hamilton issues an apology that maybe didn't need to happen. Plus: Norris's growing confidence, the Papaya Rules debate, and their picks for F1's worst behaved fan base. Real arguments, all the takes you'll want to steal for your group chat.

Max Verstappen just re-signed with Red Bull through 2030 and Dre and Tyrell were both wrong about where he'd land. In episode 2 of Fourth and Pole, the guys break down what the extension means for Red Bull, why it freezes silly season for the top four teams, and whether staying loyal actually helps or hurts Max's legacy. Plus: Williams locks in Albon and Sainz, the case for and against Fernando Alonso staying at Aston Martin, Liam Lawson's future at Racing Bulls, and a run of hot takes on Ferrari, Mercedes, and more.

Welcome to the very first episode of Fourth & Pole! Hosts Andre Dixon and Tyrell Lisson kick things off by introducing the show's mission: F1 culture, drama, and debate from both sides of the Atlantic, no gatekeeping, all takes.

In this episode:

• Meet the hosts - Andre and Tyrell share how they got into F1 and why they teamed up for a North America x Europe perspective on the sport
• Is the Americanization of F1 a good thing? - The guys debate the rise of US races, Liberty Media's influence, the "mini Super Bowl" effect, and whether the sport's new spectacle (Miami, Vegas) is diluting or growing the fanbase
• Hot take: New fans vs. lifelong diehards -Should sanctioning bodies prioritize the future fanbase over the old guard?
• Do influencers have too much power in F1? - Andre pushes back hard: it's sponsor money driving the sport, not influencers
• Silly season rumours - Max Verstappen to McLaren (Tyrell's contrarian take: it'd be the worst thing for his legacy), George Russell vs. Toto Wolff tension, and whether Kimi Antonelli is the sport's next face

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