
Your pit stop for everything Formula 1. Find Megan Schuster and expert guests from around the world every Wednesday and Sunday covering the 22 Grand Prix events and news.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 214 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Sports | |||

Meg and Spanners recaps a dramatic British Grand Prix, where Charles Leclerc returned to the top step of the podium for the first time since 2024. They break down Leclerc's long-awaited victory, Mercedes' frustrating day with Kimi Antonelli's late me... more
Meg and Spanners preview the British Grand Prix at Silverstone, breaking down the latest paddock drama ahead of one of Formula 1's most iconic races. Megan Schuster and Spanners dive into Racing Bulls' teammate tensions, the latest Max Verstappen tra... more
Meg and Spanners break down the 2026 Austrian Grand Prix, where George Russell claimed a dramatic victory ahead of Max Verstappen and Kimi Antonelli. They debate Mercedes' resurgence, Ferrari's costly strategy calls, Verstappen's pace, and whether Mc... more
Meg and Spanners revisit 'F1: The Movie' one year after its release, comparing their first impressions with a more critical at-home rewatch. They celebrate the film’s immersive racing footage, real F1 integration, driver cameos, and technical ambitio... more
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A podcast with two Spanners would be a bit too hyper. A podcast with two Megs would be a bit too chill. But Spanners and Meg together? An absolute DELIGHT. This was the first podcast I started listening to when I started getting into F1. I’ve subscribed to about 20 others since then but this one will always be my favorite - it’s funny and fascinating and a great jumping in point if you’re a beginner. When we had all those cancelled races in April I was 80% sad about no F1 and 20% sad about no Ri... more
Good podcast, but for Gods sake stop the whining about Monaco. It’s not going anywhere and we all know what to expect going there. F1 isn’t F1 without it, and there are many other processional tracks that are far less interesting. It’s still spectacular to look at and has more history than at least 20 of the other ones combined. Your complaining is more boring than the race itself. Save it for somewhere like Barcelona which is always dreadful and has no excuses for being so.
People are not buying EV. This podcast is getting exhausting. I listen 25% as much as I did last year.
Keep them out of your commentary, be mature adults.
The draft episode demonstrates how little Megan knows about F1.
Meg cannot stop saying UMM before every other sentence. Spanners cannot stop pathologically generating words (STOP GENERATING) and they have no conversational chemistry. It’s all awkward stops and overlaps and UMMs. Please just shoot me now I hate these two together
Enjoyable show. Good chemistry between hosts.
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The show blends on-track Formula 1 analysis with lively banter, coverage of major races, and behind-the-scenes industry chatter. Episodes frequently dissect race strategy, penalties, and track-specific quirks while weaving in pop culture moments, team dynamics, and governance debates around new regulations. Listeners tend to appreciate the dynamic between the American and British perspectives, plus accessible explanations of technical concepts. The format often mixes deep dives into race weekends with broad industry context, making it useful for fans who want both tactical takeaways and broader sport storytelling. A standout trait is the duo's chemistry and willingness to mix technical critique with personality-led commentary, which can app... more
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