
Formula 1 podcast. Spanners and Matt Trumpets lead a crew of varying competence through the joys of Formula1 #f1
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| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 850 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | SportsNewsSports News | |||

Spanners is joined by Jonathan Simon to review a chaotic Bahrain Grand Prix shaped by rain, software gremlins, tyre gambles and a painfully long safety-car period. They dig into Ferrari’s wet-weather calls, the developing Mercedes tension between Rus... more
Spanners reacts to qualifying for the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia. Lewis Hamilton suddenly looks happy and quick, Mercedes struggle in the heat, Red Bull appear to have serious pace, and Kimi Antonelli has a run-in with track limits. We also get i... more
F1 returns to Sepang for the unusual Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia, and Jonathan Simon and Matt Trumpets break down everything that could make the weekend unpredictable. They look at the extreme heat, possible thunderstorms, abrasive and ageing trac... more
Spanners is joined by Kristian and Alex to review a strange Azerbaijan Grand Prix. George Russell looked in complete control at the front, while Verstappen and Hadjar produced an increasingly awkward Red Bull team dynamic. We dig into McLaren’s lack ... more
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I love everything about this fan podcast apart from Spanners. Please get a better host.
I’ve tried to give this show a fair shake, but Matt Trumpets is single-handedly dragging it down. Every episode turns into a performance where he plays the contrarian just to sound clever—he’ll contradict panel members on the most trivial points, then smugly “well-actually” them into the ground.
His voice itself is grating: a nasal, faux-authoritative cadence that makes every sentence feel like a lecture you didn’t sign up for. Worst of all, he nit-picks microscopic details that have zero bear... more
But trust me they are pretty pathetic and fuc...reaking stupid. They think the new rigs are not bad!!!! Are you kidding me, no one knows who has what battery power and when they are deploying and when not. This is complete S... show, absolute joke
Where is Joe
$8 for a Patreon subscription tho… that’s like 1 gallon of gas
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This show combines expert motorsport analysis with candid, humorous banter from a panel that covers race strategy, driver personalities, and regulatory shifts. Episodes frequently tackle race reviews, team dynamics, and off-track tech or governance topics, often featuring guests who bring outside perspectives from racing administration, media, or related tech. The format is fast-paced, opinionated, and accessible, making it appealing to dedicated F1 fans who enjoy deep dives balanced with entertaining discussion. A notable strength is the show's ability to blend technical insight with relatable storytelling, while occasional guest diversity and strong host chemistry help keep debates engaging for a broad audience.
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