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In continuation of our series  the next team in focus is Haas.,'If F1 Teams Were A Stock'

 In this series, we discuss if one should 'buy, sell or hold' the stock of a Formula 1 team for the upcoming season.For those tuning in to this series for the first time:

Before dishing out 'investment advice', we take into account factors that strengthen the team's championship challenge in 2021 and the factors that are weak links.

But of course, there are no real shares to trade - and in the case of Haas, should one buy when maybe Gene himself wants to sell?. Join us on this fun journey as we discuss each of the 10 teams through this unique theme of 'If F1 Teams Were A Stock'.

This is a Pits to Podium exclusive on the Inside Line F1 Podcast with Soumil and Kunal being your hosts for the entire series. Expect a new episode of this series to be released every alternate day (minus weekends!) starting 1st March, 2021.

P.S.: This series will take a break during pre-season testing as we will have a special episode that will focus on the 3-day test (12-14 March).

If you missed the earlier teams we spoke about, here are the links:

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(Season 2021, Episode, 9)

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In continuation of our series , the next team in focus is Mclaren.'If F1 Teams Were A Stock'

 In this series, we discuss if one should 'buy, sell or hold' the stock of a Formula 1 team for the upcoming season.For those tuning in to this series for the first time:

Before dishing out 'investment advice', we take into account factors that strengthen the team's championship challenge in 2021 and the factors that are weak links.

But of course, there are no real shares to trade - MSP Sports Capital bought a fair amount last year. But join us on this fun journey as we discuss each of the 10 teams through this unique theme of 'If F1 Teams Were A Stock'.

This is a Pits to Podium exclusive on the Inside Line F1 Podcast with Soumil and Kunal being your hosts for the entire series. Expect a new episode of this series to be released every alternate day (minus weekends!) starting 1st March, 2021.

If you missed the earlier teams we spoke about, here is the link:

Tune in!

(Season 2021, Episode, 8)

Follow our hosts on Twitter: Soumil Aroraand Kunal Shah

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In continuation of our series , the next team in focus is Williams Racing.'If F1 Teams Were A Stock'

In this series, we discuss if one should 'buy, sell or hold' the stock of a Formula 1 team for the upcoming season.For those tuning in to this series for the first time:

Before dishing out 'investment advice', we take in account factors that strengthen the team's championship challenge in 2021 and the factors that are weak links.

But of course, there are no real shares to trade - Dorilton Capital bought all they had to last year. But join us on this fun journey as we discuss each of the 10 teams through this unique theme of 'If F1 Teams Were A Stock'.

This is a Pits to Podium exclusive on the Inside Line F1 Podcast with Soumil and Kunal being your hosts for the entire series. Expect a new episode of this series to be released every alternate day (minus weekends!) starting 1st March, 2021.

If you missed the earlier teams we spoke about, here is the link:

Mercedes: Buy, Sell or Hold?

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(Season 2021, Episode, 7)

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- is our new series as we wait for the 2021 Formula 1 season to kick-off on-track. In this series, we discuss if one should 'buy, sell or hold' the stock of a Formula 1 team for the upcoming season. 'If F1 Teams Were A Stock'

The first team in this 10-part series is Mercedes, the reigning Formula 1 World Champions. We assess their strengths & weaknesses for the 2021 Formula 1 season and discuss other parameters before dishing out some 'investment advice'.

But of course, there are no real shares to trade (unless Toto Wolff decides otherwise), but join us on this fun journey as we discuss each of the 10 teams through this unique theme of 'If F1 Teams Were A Stock'.

This is a Pits to Podium exclusive on the Inside Line F1 Podcast with Soumil and Kunal being your hosts for the entire series. Expect a new episode of this series to be released every alternate day (minus weekends!) starting 1st March, 2021.

Tune in!

(Season 2021, Episode, 6)

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Netflix has made 'looking back' at the previous Formula 1 season very cool with it's F1-only show, Drive to Survive. 19th March is when Season 3 releases - a highly anticipated opening. Understandably, the current chatter is about the storylines Season 3 of Drive to Survive will showcase.

In this episode of the Inside Line F1 Podcast, Soumil and Kunal are joined by FIA-accredited journalist Niharika Ghorpade. The trio discuss storylines they would love to see in Netflix's F1 documentary...but may not get to.

Typically, Netflix will focus on driver-team rivalries, hero/zero moments and other politically correct events. But could the show focus on Ferrari's 'settlement' with the FIA around their power unit saga or how Mercedes rose to Ferrari's power unit challenge.

Will the ever-honest and Netflix-star Guenther Steiner reveal the real reason behind signing Nikita Mazepin? We would also love to see how Red Bull Racing used their political clout to get Formula 1 to sign off an engine freeze from 2022. And of course, Ferrari's fair(?) treatment of Sebastian Vettel throughout the 2020 Formula 1 season. There are several such interesting & alternative events discussed in this week's episode that we would hope to see in Season 3 of Drive to Survive.

Have a moment or two of your own that you'd like to see on the Netflix-F1 documentary? Write to us via the Inside Line F1 Podcast Facebook page and we will read out your views in the next episode.

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(Season 2021, Episode 05)

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Is Mclaren gearing up to become a in the world of Motorsport in this decade (2021-30)? superbrand

Currently, Mclaren races in Formula 1 and the IndyCar. From next year, Mclaren has expressed interest to race in Formula E. There is talk that the hyper car / LMDh rules will interest Mclaren to field a factory team in the World Endurance Championship and the IMSA (International Motor Sports Association) hosted WeatherTech SportsCar Championship.

In all, Mclaren aims to race in the top-tier series across various Motorsport categories (single seater & sports cars). Could they become the first in the world of Motorsport?superbrand

In this week's episode of the Inside Line F1 Podcast, Mithila and Kunal discuss Mclaren's horizontal expansion in Motorsport, the possibilities of technology, driver and sponsor exposure across series and how the budget cap is a blessing on all counts.

And of course, could a junior driver program be in the offing, too? Tune in!

(Season 2021, Episode 04)

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We have 10 more seasons of the Netflix-F1 show: Drive to Survive. Daniel Ricciardo retire from Formula 1 without a World Championship. In fact, four World Champions retire from Formula 1 in this decade (c'mon, you can guess who!).won'twillwill

Ferrari win a Formula 1 World Championship but they win our hearts when Mick Schumacher races their scarlet red cars. Mclaren win a World Championship either and Lando Norris become a Mclaren veteran in this decade.won'twillwon'twill

Will the Strolls remain in Formula 1 and with them Aston Martin, too? Will Ace Ecclestone (Bernie's son) be groomed into a racing car driver? Will Red Bull Racing find a replacement for Max Verstappen? Will Mercedes' future be a George Russell-Max Verstappen pairing?

Renault-Alpine, Sauber-Alfa Romeo and Alpha Tauri keep changing names in this decade. And finally, Formula 1 get rid of the DRS in this decade. Tune in as we look into our crystal ball and predict the future (2021-2030) in our world of Formula 1.willwill

(Season 2021, Episode 03)

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For the 2021 Formula 1 season, describe your expectations for every team in one word. That's the challenge we took upon ourselves for our first live stream of the season.

FIA-accredited Formula 1 journalist Abhishek Takle joined Soumil and Kunal for this episode of the . 'Champions', 'dominant', 'challenge' and even 'Netflix' were some of the words the trio used while looking forward to the upcoming season. Inside Line F1 Podcast

Have a word or two of your own that you wish to share with us? Channelise your inner and write to us via our Facebook page. Shashi Tharoor

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(Season 2021, Episode 02)

Follow our hosts on Twitter: Soumil Arora, Abhishek Takle and Kunal Shah

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New Year. New season. New partnerships. New logo & imagery. But the same commitment as before. To deliver alternative, fun and insightful conversations around the sport we love the most - Formula 1.

2021 marks the 10th season of the Inside Line F1 Podcast. Thank you for your listens, reviews and patronage.

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In our first episode of the 2021 Formula 1 season, Mithila and Kunal look back at Formula 1's last decade and discuss the most-unpopular additions to the sport.

This includes the hasty introduction & dropping of the elimination-based qualifying system from 2016, the double points on offer for the 2014 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, Formula 1's continued struggles to find the correct racing tyre and more.

Our hosts go as far as labeling the DRS (Drag Reduction System) and the hybrid-turbo power units - both introduced in the last decade, as most-unpopular introductions to Formula 1.

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(Season 2021, Episode 01)

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