Grid Talk is a Formula 1 podcast that takes an irreverent look at the world of F1 motor racing, offering news, previews, reviews, and opinions on the biggest talking points in the sport today. Your hosts George Howson and Ruby Price bring years of F1 experience to the show, and they are joined by a panel of guests each week to dissect the latest races with their expert analysis that is based on em... more
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 259 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Welcome to episode 372 of the Grid Talk podcast! more
Get your alarm clocks set and the coffee brewed Formula 3 and formula 2 are back racing down under in Melbourne Australia, this episode Sophia Richmond is joined by Tom Downey to preview Round 2 of F3 and Round 3 of F2 taking place this weekend, we d... more
F1 travels to Australia next week ahead of the 2024 Australian Grand Prix. Can Max Verstappen make it three in a row, can Alpine move off the back of the grid and can the two Aussie drivers deliver in their home race? Will we see Oliver Bearman race ... more
First round of F1 academy provided almost a clean sweep, and for F2 while it had one less driver on the grid still provided plenty of action and even again another disqualification; Sophia and Tom review the Saudi race weekend for F1 Academy and Form... more
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If F1 pod drops were ranked like F1 drivers are, Grid Talk would be Max Verstappen 🏁
This has to be on of the worst podcasts out there. Anti Max, pro Lewis for no reason at all. Max always makes mistakes coming from the rear? Lewis driver of the day because the takes pictures with the ladies? Come on, give it up🤦♂️
Tom Downey generally makes irritating hot takes- if I had £1 for every time he preempts any recap with ‘I’m not a fan of Hamilton’ I’d have enough to fund a team. It’s tiresome and he’s never particularly explained why he specifically feels the need to repeat this rhetoric so often. more
Bias towards Lewis and always praising Max.
The show seems to have gone downhill. More and more frequently they aren’t aware of where someone finished or how someone ended up finishing where they did. Too many comments to the effect of, “I don’t remember this” when it should only take a little bit of prep to be accurate. I used to be a big fan, but the quality isn’t there anymore.
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