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The Mushroom Incident
A twenty-year-old kid hits the barriers at fifty G in Japan, and suddenly Formula 1 has a problem it can no longer ignore. In this week's essay, we ask the question the paddock has been dancing around since February: will Oliver Bearman's crash at Suzuka actually change anything — or will the FIA do just enough to call it resolved before the cars arrive in Baku?
From Verstappen's Mario Kart analogies to Carlos Sainz's devastating press conference, from the politics of mid-season rule changes to the six fixes on the table at April's emergency meeting — we pull back the curtain on a sport navigating the gap between commercial interest and driver safety, with the clock ticking toward Miami.
New regulations. Old instincts. And a very large escape road that won't be there next time.
Available wherever you listen.
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The Mushroom Incident
A twenty-year-old kid hits the barriers at fifty G in Japan, and suddenly Formula 1 has a problem it can no longer ignore. In this week's essay, we ask the question the paddock has been dancing around since February: will Oliver Bearman's crash at Suzuka actually change anything — or will the FIA do just enough to call it resolved before the cars arrive in Baku?
From Verstappen's Mario Kart analogies to Carlos Sainz's devastating press conference, from the politics of mid-season rule changes to the six fixes on the table at April's emergency meeting — we pull back the curtain on a sport navigating the gap between commercial interest and driver safety, with the clock ticking toward Miami.
New regulations. Old instincts. And a very large escape road that won't be there next time.
Available wherever you listen.