
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 | 238 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Sports | |||

Megan Schuster and Spanners break down the chaotic, wet-dry-wet 2026 Brazilian Grand Prix, where Lando Norris took victory ahead of Max Verstappen—who charged from 21st on the grid to second—and Isack Hadjar. They dissect the shifting tire crossovers... more
Megan Schuster and Spanners preview the 2026 Sao Paulo Grand Prix at Interlagos, celebrating the circuit’s undulating layout, iconic racing sections, and history of memorable wet-weather performances—with rain and thunderstorms potentially affecting ... more
Megan Schuster and Spanners break down the chaotic 2026 Mexican Grand Prix, where Max Verstappen won ahead of Lewis Hamilton and where Kimi Antonelli secured third place to become the youngest F1 champion in history. They celebrate Antonelli’s remark... more
Megan Schuster and Spanners break down the 2026 United States Grand Prix, where Kimi Antonelli delivered a commanding victory ahead of Charles Leclerc and Max Verstappen, leaving him one ninth-place finish away from becoming the youngest drivers’ cha... more
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Love ringer podcasts and love f1, spanners turns a great podcast into a terrible one with inconsistent standards for British vs non British bias and dismissal of ‘other pundits’ positions without justifying good own or explaining his position.
For the ‘expert’ on the podcast he has clear lack of technical knowledge, race craft or tracks. Everything else besides spanners is great though
If you like Ferrari bashing, this is the show for you, because that is 80% of what they do. if you didn’t know that Ferrari (at this moment) is in second place in the Constructor’s, you would think they were in last place. LeClerc is terrible (even when he performs well). Hamilton however, can do no wrong. Megan just goes along with whatever “spanners” says. It would be a better show if she at least offered some counterpoints. If you want a serious F1 show, keep looking.
Meg is very unbiased, but I cannot with the whinging from Spanners anymore. It can be fun to have journalists who have favorites. But when you’re so blinded with hatred for certain drivers that everything is an unabashed overreaction, it stops being entertaining. Everything is so intense and if it’s not how he sees things, it’s wrong. If it’s not his drivers, his British, his opinion, it’s wrong. Despite Meg trying to rein it in, it’s become tiring and I’m sad to say I’m done.
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.
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