In our tenth episode, we are breaking down this past week of motorsport.

In Formula 1, Lewis Hamilton captured a massive milestone by scoring his first-ever Grand Prix victory driving for Ferrari at Barcelona-Catalunya, pulling off an aggressive three-stop strategy under a late Virtual Safety Car to lead an all-British podium alongside George Russell and Lando Norris—though it was heartbreak for championship leader Kimi Antonelli, who suffered a mechanical retirement with just four laps to go. Meanwhile, in the NASCAR Cup Series, Denny Hamlin stayed red-hot at Pocono, winning his third consecutive race for the first time in his 21-year career after his teammate Christopher Bell ran out of fuel while leading with four laps left. Hamlin took the checkered flag ahead of Tyler Reddick and William Byron, sweeping the weekend after a massive nine-car wreck early in Stage 2 had already knocked out several heavy hitters like Brad Keselowski and Bubba Wallace.

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