The Pad-Hoc

The Pad-Hoc

By Lawrence Barretto, Chris Medland, Nate SaundersSociety & CultureSportsPlaces & Travel
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The Pad-Hoc episodes

  • Fernando’s going to get some bad juju

    Only Chris went to Jeddah and doesn't have that much to say about it, but he fails to defend himself from accusations he loves Red Bull's dominance. Nate is a TV star who listens to races on the radio, and Lawrence plays squash against a top-20 in the world

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    39 min
  • ’Dolphins have got good PR’

    Fresh from Bahrain, there's plenty of respect for Lance Stroll, a little less for the Mercedes u-turn, and none for dolphins from Nate. Toto Wolff means Chris is now at war with his fiancée during grid walks, and Lawrence is going to need some dry ice in Vegas

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    41 min
  • Squash, Sainz, Sainz and Sargeant

    Let's not beat around the bush, we all sound pretty bad for a variety of reasons. But we still managed to catch up on Lawrence's latest squash-playing antics with a few Sainz's, Nate's failed attempts to make Logan Sargeant laugh, and Chris' shortest story ever

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    22 min
  • From New York to New York

    Lawrence is on his way back to New York, having been in New York last Friday with the other two. Nate only just made it in the first place after stacking it trying to be Rocky, and Chris may have been the reason Stefano Domenicali didn't appear when called on stage at the Red Bull launch...

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    36 min
  • Back after a bigger gap than China left

    Nate has been discovering pubs with Lawrence or discovering breweries with Chris, who is just happy F1 never suffers from frozen pitches. There's also a shocking shoe admission from Barretto, as they all work out there's plenty of F1 news to talk about but realise too late for this episode

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    25 min
  • The 2022 review ft. the future Poet Laureate

    An episode full of highlights (when Chris can remember any), humblebrags, failures and even a poem. Miraculously, none of them include Lawrence's shoes, golf or karting. So Nate's happy.

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    43 min
  • Not Binotto, but Vasseur in a robe

    Actual discussion about Binotto leaving follows a live review, and Nate pretty much fixes Ferrari's problem with a new team kit. Chris posed for a photo with Seb but walked out of an Aston Martin lunch, and Lawrence reveals he asked a massive question

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    48 min
  • Steiner took a swing at me

    Far too much serious chat in this episode, but Lawrence rode a bike with Felipe Massa, Chris VERY nearly got kicked by Guenther Steiner, and Nate isn't buying what people are selling when it comes to Sergio Perez

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    48 min
  • Sorry, Canada. Sorry.

    Lawrence offends all of Canada when trying to be nice about James Hinchcliffe, Nate embraces his newfound superstardom and Chris is jet lagged so doesn't offer much more than the usual

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    43 min
  • Loud noises from an Austin bar

    As if this podcast couldn't get any less professional, this week Lawrence, Nate and Chris are in a bar together on Rainey Street ahead of the USGP. Nate is the face of ESPN for a few days, Chris gets stunned by some breaking news mid-show and Lawrence is getting too famous for his many shoes

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    29 min

About The Pad-Hoc

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Journalists (loose term) and broadcasters (very loose term) Lawrence Barretto, Chris Medland and Nate Saunders tell stories about what it’s like chasing F1 from country to country - even in 2020