Ian and Sean jump into Spider-Man Brand New Day - who loved it and who was left wanting more? Then, has Dr. Doom been built up enough to live up to the Thanos hype, and was Thanos even built up as much as we recall? And HBO's Harry Potter already has problems and it's still months away. All this and more on Kernels!

It’s the Fourth of July episode of Wit & Grit, and Ian Price and Sean Duiser are talking Star Wars, Silverstone, British Grand Prix bets, Max Verstappen rumors, Ferrari’s budget questions, and why Kimi Antonelli keeps looking like the real thing.

The episode opens with Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce wedding speculation before Sean reacts to the Star Wars: Visions trailer. Then the guys get into British Grand Prix weekend at Silverstone: why the track matters, how the sprint played out, Kimi Antonelli beating Lewis Hamilton, the locked-in qualifying grid, Aston Martin’s disaster, and whether Cadillac can finally get something going.

Later, Ian and Sean break down the Verstappen-to-McLaren rumor, Christian Horner’s possible path back into Formula One, Ferrari’s aggressive upgrade spending, Lewis Hamilton’s Silverstone history, weather variables, and Ian’s British GP betting card.

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Chapters:
00:00 – Taylor Swift, Travis Kelce and wedding speculation
03:00 – Star Wars: Visions trailer reaction
07:15 – Fourth of July episode intro
08:15 – British GP weekend at Silverstone
10:10 – Why Silverstone matters in Formula One
13:00 – Sprint recap: Antonelli beats Hamilton
16:45 – Sprint penalties, Cadillac and Aston Martin concerns
20:10 – Qualifying grid for the British Grand Prix
23:00 – Max Verstappen rumors and the McLaren question
28:40 – Christian Horner, Alpine and Red Bull fallout
32:40 – WitAndGritPod.com and voicemail plug
34:00 – Ferrari’s upgrade spending and cost cap questions
38:00 – Lewis Hamilton, Silverstone and the weather variable
41:20 – British GP race setup
43:00 – Silverstone betting card
47:50 – Closing thoughts

He bet correctly that a company would sell Bitcoin by a deadline. The company did it. He still lost $35,000 — over one missing day. We explain the whole mess.

Brendan Sorsby's gambling scandal has him entering the NFL's rarely-used supplemental draft. We break down how the mechanism works and where he might land. Plus what's changing on offense this summer for the Broncos, Commanders, Panthers, and Dolphins.

No F1 race this weekend before Austria — so we cover Lewis Hamilton's first Ferrari win, Sergio Perez's name surfacing amid Cadillac's still-elusive first point, and NASCAR racing on an active military base in San Diego for the first time ever.

Also: $4,500-a-night World Cup hotels, a retirement rule almost nobody uses, Rivian's lease pricing problem, and a birthday voicemail from a listener named Chase.

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Uruguay is on a beach. Spain is in a boarding school in Chattanooga. Croatia is at a high school in Alexandria, Virginia. 48 World Cup base camps ranked.

The FIA ranked F1 combustion engines. Red Bull came out on top despite Mercedes winning every race. Ian explains ADUO, what it means for the championship, and what happens next. Plus Gasly gets his Monaco podium back five days after losing it. 2027-28 engine rules are changing. Knicks Finals merch. Cracker Barrel surges. Guest Elliott Sakoda joins Ian and Sean.

(0:00) Cold open

(8:15) Intro + Elliott Sakoda

(9:30) Price-Check

(21:00) World Cup base camps

(29:00) NBA Knicks Finals

(31:40) F'ing Around with F1

(33:00) ADUO engine rankings

(38:00) 2027-28 engine changes

(40:00) Gasly podium restored

(44:00) Shoe lawsuits

(45:30) Nicotine AG letter

(48:00) Barcelona preview

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Ian Price and Sean Duiser are back with Monaco GP bets, McLaren’s 1,000th Formula One race, Price-Check numbers, Star Wars nostalgia, and the weird stories worth arguing about this week.

The episode starts with Monaco, a quick Broncos/NFL detour, Scary Movie talk, and a Star Wars conversation about why fans always seem to hate the newest thing first. Then Price-Check hits seven numbers: stalled careers, New Jersey’s film boom, a $36,000 wine theft in Virginia’s Shenandoah Valley, synchronous fireflies, a $1,450 Knicks jacket, FIFA’s $11 billion World Cup target, and Ryanair’s drunk passenger problem.

Then F’ing Around With F1 previews Monaco, Kimi Antonelli’s championship chase, Ferrari and McLaren’s chances, the Monaco winglet loophole, McLaren’s 1,000th Grand Prix, Kevin Magnussen’s NASCAR debut, Las Vegas staying on the F1 calendar through 2037, and Ian’s Monaco betting card.

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Chapters:
00:00 – Monaco GP cold open and episode preview
02:10 – Intro, Broncos/NFL detour and fan reactions
05:20 – Scary Movie, Star Wars nostalgia and why fans hate new Star Wars first
11:45 – Price-Check: seven numbers this week
12:45 – Career stalls before peak earning years
16:30 – New Jersey’s film production boom
20:00 – $36,000 wine theft in Virginia’s Shenandoah Valley
22:25 – Synchronous fireflies and the Smoky Mountains parking lottery
25:15 – $1,450 Knicks jacket, NBA Finals tickets and resale prices
30:40 – FIFA’s $11 billion World Cup target
35:00 – Ryanair, drunk passengers and airport drinks
38:00 – F’ing Around With F1: Monaco Grand Prix preview
39:30 – Monaco track history, overtaking and qualifying position
41:30 – Antonelli, Russell, Ferrari, McLaren and the championship angle
43:30 – Monaco winglet loophole and McLaren’s 1,000th Grand Prix
45:35 – Kevin Magnussen to NASCAR and Las Vegas GP extended
47:10 – Monaco betting card
49:00 – Closing thoughts and listener plugs

Ian Price and Sean Duiser bring All-In With Ian to the Wit & Grit feed with NFL futures, F1 betting, and a Monaco preview.

Ian breaks down his early NFL win total card, including plays on the Bears, Jaguars, Bengals, Ravens, Jets and Titans. Then the show shifts to Formula One with a Canada recap, a losing but process-driven betting card, George Russell’s mechanical failure, Kimi Antonelli’s fourth straight win, Lewis Hamilton’s best Ferrari result, Max Verstappen’s first podium of the season, McLaren’s rough weekend, and Alex Albon’s very Canadian run-in with a groundhog.

Plus: Gucci is officially going racing with Alpine, Mercedes walks away from Alpine ownership talks, multi-team ownership remains a major F1 question, and Monaco is next.

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00:00 – All-In With Ian intro
01:00 – NBA playoff betting recap and why timing matters
03:00 – Looking back at last NFL season’s betting results
05:30 – NFL win total plays: Bears, Jaguars, Bengals, Ravens, Jets & Titans
09:00 – F1 transition: Antonelli streak, Russell DNF, Hamilton, Verstappen and Monaco
11:00 – Responsible gambling reminder
13:00 – Canadian GP betting recap: Russell anchor, Colapinto cashes and McLaren misses
20:00 – Canadian Grand Prix review: Antonelli wins again after Russell’s battery failure
27:00 – Sprint drama: Russell, Antonelli and Norris
30:00 – Alex Albon, the groundhog and McLaren’s rough weekend
36:00 – Hamilton’s Ferrari breakthrough and Verstappen’s first podium
42:00 – Driver and constructor standings after Canada
46:00 – Gucci Racing Alpine and luxury brands entering F1
51:00 – Mercedes exits Alpine talks and the multi-team ownership debate
58:00 – Ollie Bearman, Antonelli and the next generation of F1 drivers
1:03:00 – Monaco preview and early betting thoughts
1:09:00 – Final thoughts and where to find picks

Chapters

The Pentagon dropped UFO files on war.gov. NFL strength of schedule is out — Lions got a gift, Cardinals got buried. Miami GP betting recap, Price-Check on the Bruce Springsteen Recession, and WitAndGritPod.com just launched with a voicemail button. Leave us one and we'll react live next week.

Ian Price and Sean Duiser cover NFL, F1, money, UFOs and whatever else is worth your time that week. Full picks and Substack content at WitAndGritPod.com.

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The NFL Draft 2026, Formula 1 controversy, and an NFL media scandal headline this episode of Wit & Grit with Ian Price and Sean Dizer.

We break down top NFL Draft prospects, including standout players from Virginia Tech, UVA, Liberty, and regional programs, plus early projections for the No. 1 overall pick. We also dive into the growing backlash around F1’s new 2026 regulations, why drivers like Max Verstappen are frustrated, and what it means for races like Miami and Monaco.

On the pop culture side, we debate Christopher Nolan vs. Steven Spielberg and Interstellar, plus react to a developing NFL media controversy involving insider reporting and journalism ethics.

If you’re looking for a mix of NFL Draft analysis, F1 news, sports media insight, and pop culture debates, this episode covers it all.

00:00 – Intro / Episode preview
02:00 – F1 2026 controversy: new rules, driver frustration & safety concerns
10:30 – Upcoming F1 races: Miami, Canada & Monaco preview
14:00 – Interstellar debate: Christopher Nolan vs Steven Spielberg
20:30 – Horror sequel news & pop culture discussion
24:00 – NFL media scandal & journalism ethics breakdown
33:00 – NFL Draft 2026 overview & top storylines
36:30 – No. 1 overall pick breakdown
42:00 – Quarterback prospects & sleeper picks
48:00 – Running backs & Notre Dame standouts
53:00 – “Freak athlete” prospects to watch
59:00 – Local players: Virginia Tech, UVA, Liberty & Charlotte
1:08:00 – Wide receiver trends & betting angle
1:12:00 – Final thoughts

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Is Max Verstappen actually walking away from Formula One? Ian Price and Sean Diser break down the Dutch report that has the F1 world buzzing — and what Red Bull's fall from dominance has to do with it. Plus, Kimi Antonelli is 19 years old and leading the F1 World Championship. They dig into what's real, what's luck, and what the Mercedes garage dynamic actually looks like.

On the NBA side, SGA is making his MVP case impossible to ignore — but Nikola Jokic is doing things no player has done since 1969. And with Luka Doncic's hamstring putting his award eligibility on a razor's edge, this race just got a lot more complicated.

In the NFL, Kirk Cousins signs a five-year, $172 million deal with the Raiders — except that's not really what it is. They break down the actual structure, what it means for Fernando Mendoza, and why Kirk Cousins has had a fully guaranteed contract for 11 straight seasons.

Also: ESPN takes over NFL Network, Alpine's open letter on death threats and sabotage claims, Cadillac gets on the lead lap, and a victory lap on the Japan GP betting card.

All-In With Ian is produced by Hammered Shark Productions and also airs on the Wit & Grit Podcast feed.

Kimi Antonelli wins the 2026 Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka and becomes the youngest driver in Formula 1 history to lead the World Championship — at just 19 years old, breaking a record held by Lewis Hamilton since 2007. Ian Price breaks down the full race on this special episode of All-In With Ian, posted to the Wit & Grit Podcast feed.

In this episode: the safety car moment that decided everything, George Russell's brutal bad luck, Oscar Piastri's long-awaited first finish of the season, Max Verstappen admitting Red Bull are now in the "midfield battle," and Ollie Bearman walking away from a terrifying 50G crash at the Spoon curve. We go team by team through the full constructors' standings, and we close on the wildest story in motorsport this week — 12 tonnes of Formula 1 KitKat bars, stolen somewhere between Italy and Poland.

Driver soundbites from Antonelli, Toto Wolff, Oscar Piastri, and Max Verstappen.

Plus: a recap of the Japan GP Best Bets card from the All-In With Ian Substack — we hit on Piastri podium at +175, missed on Lindblad, and cashed the Antonelli/Gasly parlay. Subscribe at HammeredSharkProductions.com for the full card before every race.

F1 2026 Drivers' Championship after Round 3: Antonelli 72 pts | Russell 63 | Leclerc 49 | Hamilton 41 | Norris 25 | Piastri 21

Next race: Miami Grand Prix — May 1-3

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