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 | Weekly | Episodes | 166 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Sports |
Meg and Spanners are back to talk about the latest news and gossip from the world of F1, including more on the Verstappen-Russell feud, news from McLaren, and details about McLaren's ongoing legal trouble. They also preview the American GP in Austin.... more
Meg and Spanners are back to recap all the happenings of the Singapore Grand Prix! They begin with McLaren being bratty as always and making for an interesting first lap. Then they dive into the Max and Lando matchup that made qualifying something no... more
Meg and Spanners are back to talk about news and rumors from around the world of F1, all before the final few races of the season. They begin with the big Lando Norris profile in Vogue, and what it might indicate about his future. They also talk abou... more
Megan is joined by Spanners to break down everything from Azerbaijan, including a big win for Max Verstappen. They also discuss Oscar Piastri’s first-lap crash (01:45), an extremely bizarre qualifying round (06:52), and the fantastic podium from Carl... more
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I really like this podcast, the only reason it doesn’t get a 5 star is because they name the winner in the total! Just call it “Silverstone Race Review” “Las Vegas race review”
Much of your audience does not watch the race live. It’s unrealistic and a little churlish to demand that we all keep our podcast apps closed until we’ve had a chance to watch the race. Just name it The Wherever Grand Prix and keep the spoilers to the description, no?
Race finish spoilers in the episode titles is unforgivable for a sports podcast.
One of my favorite podcasts. Love your opinions and how you approach F1. My only ask is to please try to leave spoilers out of the titles of the podcasts. I get a notification of the podcast release often before I’ve had a chance to watch the race since I usually have to watch after the kids bedtimes. No title of “Max takes Italy” please!
If you’re going to do a podcast on F1, you should learn to pronounce the drivers names properly.
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This podcast provides an engaging and insightful look into the world of Formula 1, focusing on the latest races, team strategies, and driver performances. Each episode covers key insights and thrilling developments from recent Grands Prix, often featuring expert guests who bring additional analysis and context. Notable discussions include driver rivalries, team dynamics, and the impact of regulations on race strategies. Unique aspects include the hosts' blend of humor and camaraderie, making even technical automotive discussions accessible and entertaining for fans of all levels.
Listeners can expect detailed recaps of races, analysis of emerging trends and business aspects of F1, and lively debates on hot topics within the sport. Furtherm... more
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