You ask, F1 Explains! Katie Osborne and Christian Hewgill put your Formula 1 questions to drivers, engineers and more of the great people from behind the scenes of our favourite sport. Go an question about F1? Record it as a voice note or write it in an email, then send to Why@F1.com Check out F1's other official podcasts. For in-depth interviews with F1's biggest stars, listen to F1 Beyond The Grid. For race reviews and previews, listen to F1 Nation.
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I like the content and the concept of the show. Just feel like the hosts don’t seem genuine or they are trying to hard to sound happy or excited. Almost like talking to children. A more chilled out conversation would be spot on .
I like the content of the show, but the hosts yell too much. It’s hard to listen to. I prefer shows in which participants have a natural conversation.
The content is good and I am sure they cover some very good questions on the show. The hosts talk like their talking to toddlers and it's awkward and condescending. Good basic idea, horrible execution.
I was hoping for a show similar to the f1 tech show by the race, but focusing on other aspects of f1. Unfortunately the topics are quite basic so far and seems like it’s really geared towards new fans.
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