
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 | 190 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Sports | |||

The F1 season has now begun, and Meg and Spanners are here to recap everything from the opening race weekend. The Australian GP was a mess for some and a stroke of luck for others. There were major complaints about the new regulation set, a virtual s... more
Meg and Spanners sit down to take a big look at this year's upcoming F1 season as it prepares to kick off. They take a look at the best drivers to watch, their personal predictions and hot takes for the season, as well as previewing the Australian GP... more
Meg and Spanners drop in to recap the final episode of the newest season of Netflix's 'Drive to Survive'!
Hosts: Megan Schuster, Spanners Ready
Senior Producer: Steve Ahlman
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Meg and Spanners drop in to recap the seventh episode of the newest season of Netflix's 'Drive to Survive'!
Hosts: Megan Schuster, Spanners Ready
Senior Producer: Steve Ahlman
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Megan may not have enjoyed the past year, but it is highly likely that most American F1 fans have absolutely loved the past year. I guess she doesn’t like a booming economy and a closed border (among so many other positives). Her comments are especially crazy since she was doing the podcast today from England, a country that has become an absolute dumpster fire.
Very surface level analysis. Main goal seems to be content for the sake of content, and not actually taking the time to research facts or provide any insight into F1 races. I actually enjoy Megan’s perspective as a newer-to-F1 follower, but having Spanners as the F1 expert is a miss. He makes things up and does not actually put any effort into being an expert or fact checking. I think the pod would vastly benefit from not being recorded immediately after races. And by adding a 3rd host who can s... more
I love this podcast but WHY have race results in the title of the episode! I want to be able to open the podcast app without being told the results of a race I might not have seen yet
meg and spanners as a combo is perfection this pod is fabulous
I like Spanners quite a bit, but Meg and her “like” every other word really brings nothing to the table other than an entry level interest in F1. Just call the show F1: If YOU LOVE DTS, and get on with it.
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Covering the thrills and intricacies of Formula 1, the discussion typically revolves around Grand Prix events, driver dynamics, and team strategies. Listeners can expect insights into race results and controversies, particularly significant changes within the sport such as regulations and team compositions. The podcast also highlights the emotional aspects of racing, from drivers' triumphs to setbacks, offering both analysis and engaging commentary, fostering a community of passionate F1 fans. Unique to this show is the well-balanced duo of hosts, bringing perspectives from both sides of the Atlantic, effectively resonating with a diverse audience while addressing the latest trends and news in the world of motorsport.
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