F1rst: An F1 Podcast

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  The Wrong Fix for Ferrari? | S3E13

  Published Oct 3, 2026

  Coming off the Baku Grand Prix weekend, I go on an honest and brutal rant about Ferrari, the growing rumours surrounding Fred Vasseur, and why I think changing the team principal is fundamentally the wrong solution to the team's problems.Ferrari has allowed a vacuum of communication to create an environment dominated by rumours, speculation, and unnecessary pressure — and now, in its desperation to find a way back to championship contention, the team risks making decisions that could have conseq

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  The New King of Monza? | S3E12

  Published Sep 11, 2026

  Monza was supposed to be Ferrari's weekend. Instead, it became another weekend dominated by tension, controversy, and questions about what is happening inside the team. But has the situation really become as dramatic as we've been made to believe?In this episode, I break down Ferrari's difficult weekend, the growing tension between Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton, and why I think the media and fanbases have blown the situation far out of proportion. With the season entering its final stages,

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  Divided in Red: Can Ferrari Move Forward? | S3E11

  Published Aug 28, 2026

  The tension inside Ferrari has reached a point where it is becoming difficult to ignore. But after Zandvoort, the biggest question for me isn't who was right or wrong. It's how we, as fans, move forward from here.In this episode, I reflect on the growing divide between the Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton fanbases, how social media has amplified the tension, and what Ferrari can do to keep the situation from escalating further.If Ferrari is going to let its drivers settle things on track, can

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  The Shift Before Summer: Hungarian GP Review | S3E10

  Published Jul 30, 2026

  The Shift Before Summer

  The Formula 1 summer break has arrived, but not before one final weekend that may have shifted the momentum of the championship.In this episode, I look back at the Hungarian Grand Prix, Ferrari's encouraging progress, McLaren's eventful weekend, Mercedes' rising star Kimi Antonelli, Aston Martin's latest upgrades, and the biggest talking points heading into the second half of the season. I also discuss the return of the Malaysian Grand Prix to the calendar and the uncertainty surrounding Bahrain

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  Has Barcelona Changed Everything for Ferrari? | S3E9

  Published Jun 22, 2026

  Formula One has a habit of rewriting narratives overnight.One victory becomes a turning point. One difficult weekend becomes a crisis. And after Lewis Hamilton's triumph in Barcelona, the story around Ferrari has changed faster than ever.In this episode, I discuss Lewis' remarkable form, Charles Leclerc's recent struggles, and the growing belief that Ferrari is entering a new era. But while there's plenty to celebrate, I also ask an important question: are we letting one historic weekend define

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  Monaco GP 2026 - Misery or Magic | S3E8

  Published Jun 10, 2026

  Monaco rarely produces average weekends.The tight streets, unforgiving barriers, and tiny margins for error mean drivers and teams often leave the Principality feeling either pure misery or pure magic.In this episode, I break down the biggest winners and losers from the Monaco Grand Prix, share my thoughts on where each team and driver falls on the misery-to-magic scale, and look ahead to Barcelona. I'll also touch on the FIA's verdict regarding the ADUO placement regulations and the surprising

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  Five Races In — What Do We Actually Know? | S3E7

  Published Jun 2, 2026

  We're back. It's been a while, and a lot has happened.Five races into the 2026 season and the picture is starting to take shape — Mercedes dominating on paper, Kimi Antonelli announcing himself to the world, Charles having a couple of weekends I'd rather forget, and the midfield throwing up some genuinely surprising stories.In this episode I'm not recapping races. I want to talk about what these first five rounds have actually taught us — if anything — and what I think is coming. The Mercedes en

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  Band-Aid or Fix? — Miami's Return & The 2026 Regulation Shake-Up | S3E6

  Published Apr 28, 2026

  We're back. After four race-less weeks, the 2026 F1 season is finally returning and Miami cannot come soon enough.But let's be honest, it never really went quiet.In this episode I'm unpacking everything from the break. Red Bull's struggles, Verstappen's frustrating start, the Lambiase move to McLaren, Ferrari's busy April, and some interesting calendar speculation around a potential Saudi GP return.But the two biggest topics for me heading into Miami are:The ADUO System — what it is, why it matt

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  Promise or Problem? — Japan GP & The 2026 Regulation Debate | S3E5

  Published Apr 3, 2026

  The Japanese Grand Prix delivered on-track action — but more importantly, it gave us our clearest look yet at how Formula 1’s 2026 regulations are really shaping up.In this episode, I recap the key moments from Suzuka before diving into the growing debate after the first three races of the season.On one side, there are real positives: improved racing entertainment, certain tracks feeling revitalized, and a noticeable reduction in the performance gap that once defined dominant eras.But the concer

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  A New Dawn for F1 — Australia Tests the 2026 Era | S3E4

  Published Mar 13, 2026

  In this episode I take a first look at the new era of Formula 1 as the 2026 regulations make their debut at the Australian Grand Prix.The new cars have brought a completely different dynamic to the sport, and Australia may have already lifted the sandbags from Mercedes, showing why George Russell is already being talked about as a championship favorite.But it is not all one-sided. Scuderia Ferrari showed promising pace in Australia and could still be in the fight if development heads in the righ

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  Testing Truths & DTS S8

  Published Mar 1, 2026

  Testing gives us hints, not answers.In this episode, I sort through the noise from pre season testing and share what I’m actually buying into ahead of Australia, from potential dark horses to early warning signs for some big teams.Plus, thoughts on Drive to Survive Season 8, what worked, what felt overproduced, and what the future of the show might look like as F1 continues to evolve.Music credit: "⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Be Free⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠" by Music Unlimited

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  Why 2026 Could Define Ferrari — The Defining Duo

  Published Feb 15, 2026

  In this episode, I continue my personal reflection on why 2026 could define Ferrari, beginning with my thoughts on the recent shakedown and why I feel much of the media attention and early analysis has been exaggerated. From my perspective, we won’t truly know where each team stands until Melbourne.But more importantly, this season feels crucial for both Charles Leclerc and Frédéric Vasseur. If Ferrari falls short again, I fear it could put Leclerc’s future with the team at risk — something that

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  Why 2026 Could Define Ferrari - My Personal Take

  Published Jan 14, 2026

  We kick off the first episode of the year by diving into the challenges, expectations, and immense pressure Ferrari faces as the 2026 Formula One season approaches. With only months to go before the first race, Ferrari finds itself at a critical crossroads—one that could define the future direction of the team, the Scuderia brand, and Ferrari’s legacy in Formula One.This season represents an existential moment for Ferrari. From my personal perspective as a fan and observer of the sport, there ar

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  Abu Dhabi GP 2025 – Lando’s First WDC & Max Still the GOAT

  Published Dec 20, 2025

  We’ve finally reached the end of the 2025 Formula One season — and what a finale it was. With a changing of the guard in the sport, Lando Norris has officially been crowned the 2025 World Drivers’ Champion.Even though the season has just wrapped up, the F1 news cycle is already on fire. There’s no shortage of storylines to unpack, but for this final race review of the year, I’m keeping it focused on my own take: Lando’s long-awaited title victory, Max Verstappen’s once-again monumental performan

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  Qatar GP 2025 — McLaren Cracks, Red Bull Climbs

  Published Dec 4, 2025

  It’s been a few days since the Qatar GP heart attack — and honestly, this just doesn’t seem to be McLaren’s track. Even with a car that should dominate here, they somehow manage to make things difficult… but hey, they sure know how to keep the drama alive.Now, with one race left in the season, Max has done the impossible: he’s dragged the WDC fight all the way to the final showdown. No matter how the last race ends, the fact that he’s brought it this far is insane — a reminder of why, at this mo

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  Brazil GP 2025 — Mayhem Reigns Again!

  Published Nov 11, 2025

  Brazil delivers once more: pure chaos, drama, and mayhem at every turn. Another unforgettable São Paulo weekend that had teams and drivers riding a rollercoaster of emotions. Here are the highlights:🔴 Ferrari flops hard again at Interlagos — could a “Monaco-style” curse be forming for the Scuderia?🧡 Oscar feels the heat, while Lando extends his WDC lead to 24 points — pressure’s on for the McLaren camp.👑 Max Verstappen does what Max does — proving yet again why he’s a four-time World Champion

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  Austin & Mexico GP 2025 - Recap

  Published Nov 3, 2025

  Fashionably late as always, but here we are, diving into the last two incredible F1 weekends that delivered unforgettable moments and standout performances from some of the best drivers on the grid.Lando Norris now leads the Drivers’ Championship, Ferrari is showing real fight as they aim to lock down P2 in the Constructors’, and Max Verstappen continues to prove why he’s still the man to beat, not backing down without a battle.As we head into the chaos and unpredictability of Brazil, the fight

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  Singapore GP 2025 – McLaren’s Constructor Fate & All to Play Until the End

  Published Oct 6, 2025

  Fates seem to have finally been sealed for several teams at the Singapore GP. With McLaren securing back-to-back wins and closing in on the Constructors’ Championship, Red Bull resolving their issues to give Max Verstappen another shot at the Drivers’ title, Mercedes rediscovering pace late in the season, and Ferrari turning their focus fully toward 2026, it feels like this street circuit decided it all.But key questions remain:- Can Max rise to the occasion and keep the three-way fight alive wi

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  Azerbaijan GP 2025 – Highs, Lows, and a Historic Podium!

  Published Sep 24, 2025

  Baku once again proved why it’s one of the most unpredictable street circuits on the Formula 1 calendar. This year’s Azerbaijan GP had it all—chaos, heartbreak, and unforgettable moments.McLaren and Ferrari endured a nightmare weekend (Oscar will want to forget this one, and Ferrari just added another to their long list of disappointments), but the race still delivered plenty of drama and brilliance. From Max Verstappen securing yet another dominant win—his 6th career slam dunk—to Carlos Sainz’s

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  Formula One 2025: Midseason Round-Up & Hot Takes

  Published Sep 1, 2025

  Formula One has officially crossed the halfway mark of the 2025 season. Before the summer break and after, plenty of drama has unfolded on track and off it. In this episode, I share my personal take on how the teams have performed so far and what their futures might look like heading into the second half of the year.From Zandvoort’s phenomenal race weekend to surprising rookie breakthroughs—like Isack Hadjar’s first podium—there’s been no shortage of storylines. I dive into the highlights, team

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  Austria GP 2025 – Papaya Power and Red Bull Loose

  Published Jun 30, 2025

  The Austrian GP will always be a favorite for both fans and drivers — a track where pure talent shines. Lando, Max, and Charles have all delivered standout performances here in the past, and this year was no different… for some.While McLaren continued their dominant run — even with a tense inter team battle — others had a weekend to forget. Verstappen’s crash with Antonelli set the tone early, while Charles and Ferrari found their way back to the podium.As the summer break approaches, the champi

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  Canadian GP 2025 – Chaos, Comebacks & Crashes

  Published Jun 17, 2025

  The 2025 Canadian Grand Prix delivered yet another major shake-up in this wild F1 season. Mercedes bounced back in a big way, with George Russell taking their first win of the year and rookie Kimi Antonelli securing his debut podium — becoming the third-youngest podium finisher in F1 history.But it wasn’t all celebration. Ferrari took a heavy hit, with growing media pressure casting serious doubt over Fred Vasseur’s future and exposing just how fragile things are inside the team. Red Bull and Mc

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  Spanish GP 2025 – The Red Bull Fight

  Published Jun 3, 2025

  The Spanish GP brought the heat — and not just from the Catalan sun. With dramatic crashes, chaotic strategy calls, and on-track aggression, this was easily the most intense showdown of the season so far.Despite new flexi-wing regulations, McLaren's grip on the grid still looks unshaken, as Oscar and Lando continue to rack up serious points. Meanwhile, Ferrari fans had something to cheer about with Charles grabbing his third podium of the year.But the headline? Max vs. George — the rivalry is ba

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  Monaco GP 2025 - Two-Pit Tango

  Published May 27, 2025

  The Monaco GP 2025 was expected to shake up tradition with new regulations, including a mandatory two-pit-stop rule aimed at spicing up the show. Instead, what fans got was a strategic shuffle that fell short of fireworks.Charles Leclerc delivered a heroic drive on home soil, clinching a second podium at Monaco. But it was Lando Norris and McLaren who had just enough in the tank to outpace the rest and claim victory—credit where it’s due.Still, the biggest storyline wasn’t on the podium—it’s off

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  Miami GP 2025 – Ferrari’s Downfall in the Sun

  Published May 5, 2025

  The Miami GP weekend had it all—unexpected rain, unpredictable racing, and major shakeups across the grid. From McLaren’s continued dominance to Verstappen’s almost otherworldly performance, and even signs of a Williams resurgence—there’s no shortage of headlines.But in this episode, I want to focus on Ferrari.After the early promise in Saudi Arabia, with Charles securing the team’s first podium of the season, things looked hopeful. But Miami felt like a harsh reality check. The struggles were c

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  Bahrain 2025 GP Race Review – McLaren’s Domination, Red Bull Shake-Up & Ferrari Struggles!

  Published Apr 15, 2025

  Jumping back into the fast lane after a short break, I’m diving into all the major F1 headlines and chaos from the last couple of weeks—both on and off the grid.From Red Bull’s surprising driver swap (and my take on it), to Max Verstappen’s relentless form, McLaren’s sheer dominance in recent races, and Ferrari’s ongoing headaches—this episode covers it all. I unpack the latest performances, team strategies, and what I think it all means heading into the season.As always, I’d love to hear your t

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  Australian 2025 GP Race Review – Troubled Waters

  Published Mar 20, 2025

  The opening race of the 2025 Formula One season certainly didn’t disappoint – though not always for the right reasons! This race delivered on every promise of excitement, with unexpected twists, chaos, and an unpredictable battle for victory that had everyone on edge.As I’ve mentioned before, I’m not the biggest fan of rain, and while the winners and podium finishers undoubtedly earned their spots, the wet conditions created a whirlwind of mayhem that, personally, didn’t sit well with me. On top

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  Pre-Season Testing Thoughts & Predicted Rankings for 2025

  Published Mar 11, 2025

  With just days to go before the highly anticipated start of the 2025 F1 season in Australia, I’m sharing my own opinion on pre-season testing. Alongside my thoughts, I’ll be ranking the teams heading into the season—featuring expected frontrunners, some surprising contenders, and a few unexpected twists.The anticipation is at an all-time high, and Australia promises to deliver both excitement and uncertainty for fans worldwide!

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  Gearing Up for the 2025 Season: F175 Event, Ferrari Hopium, and New Regulations!

  Published Feb 24, 2025

  Excited to kick off the first episode of the season with a recap of the latest F1 events! In this episode, I’ll cover the F175 event, Ferrari's car demonstration, the latest rumors, and the new regulations being introduced for 2025.With testing days coming up this week and the Australian GP just three weeks away, the expectations for teams and drivers are at an all-time high!Join me as I break down all of this, share my thoughts and opinions, and explore whether this could finally be the year Fe

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  F1rst: An F1 Podcast – A New Chapter for 2025

  Published Jan 27, 2025

  Season 2025 is shaping up to be one of the most exciting in F1 history, and with that comes a fresh new look for the show! This season, I'm broadening the conversation to cover all aspects of Formula 1, while still keeping that personal touch on Ferrari, Charles Leclerc, and the unique perspectives you’ve come to expect. I’m inviting YOU to be part of the conversation—your opinions, questions, and insights on the sport are always welcome. Let’s keep the F1 discussions alive and engaging througho

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  Abu Dhabi GP 2024: A Heroic Farewell for Charlos 🥹

  Published Dec 9, 2024

  In recent years, no F1 season has made Ferrari fans' spirits soar and sink so dramatically in such a short span of time. The Abu Dhabi Grand Prix was a perfect example of this rollercoaster, as Carlos and Charles delivered an unforgettable performance, filled with both heartbreak and heroism. Despite facing setbacks, challenges, and an almost impossible dream, Carlos and Charles gave us a battle for the ages—a performance that will be remembered as one of the most honorable send-offs for Carlos

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  Las Vegas GP 2024: Letting Off Steam 😤

  Published Nov 30, 2024

  In Las Vegas, luck can change in an instant, and the Formula 1 Grand Prix is no exception. Mercedes once again dominated the weekend, giving us a small glimpse of their competitiveness from previous years. However, McLaren and Ferrari struggled to match their competitiveness, with both teams facing a much tougher 2024 season compared to 2023. Ferrari, in particular, seemed to fall even further behind. Max Verstappen secured his 4th Drivers' Championship, a hard-fought victory that was far more c

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  Brazilian GP 2024: Chaos reigns once again!

  Published Nov 12, 2024

  For the second year in a row, Brazil has delivered a full weekend of drama and chaos at this year’s Grand Prix! Personally, it wasn’t my favorite race, but for F1 fans, it had everything — drama, unpredictability, and plenty of chaos — making for an absolutely thrilling spectacle. That said, credit where it’s due: Max Verstappen and Red Bull put in an exceptional drive. Meanwhile, McLaren and Ferrari had a bit of a rough weekend, which was surprising given how well I expected them to perform her

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  Mexican GP 2024: Carlos and Ferrari Masterclass

  Published Oct 30, 2024

  Ferrari is on fire! With back-to-back victories in Austin and Mexico City, both Charles and Carlos have claimed the top podium spots, propelling the Scuderia past Red Bull in the Constructors' Championship. In this episode, I dive into Ferrari's remarkable performance and explore what this means for the team's future. I also reflect on the bittersweet reality of potentially losing this dynamic duo in 2025. Plus, we’ll discuss the latest Lando and Max incident, including my take on whether Max's

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  Singapore GP 2024: Bittersweet Once Again 😤

  Published Oct 7, 2024

  Join me as I dive into my analysis and thoughts on the Singapore Grand Prix—albeit a couple of weeks late! It was a bittersweet weekend for Ferrari, with Charles and Carlos facing a challenging qualifying session but making a commendable comeback during the race. We’ll explore what could have been achieved and celebrate Charles’s solid recovery. In this episode, I'll highlight key moments, including Colapinto's impressive performance, the thrilling battle between McLaren and Red Bull for the Con

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  Azerbaijan GP 2024: Great Efforts 👏

  Published Sep 15, 2024

  A big shoutout to Charles Leclerc and the Ferrari team for their effort at Baku, even though they didn’t quite hit the mark everyone was hoping for. The weekend was a rollercoaster with some fantastic highs but also some disappointing lows. Baku served up one of the most thrilling races of the season, and McLaren deserves major props for their incredible performance. While I was really rooting for Charles, McLaren’s showing was hard to overlook. In this episode, I’ll be diving into the key highl

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  Monza GP 2024: Making Dreams Come Alive! 🏆

  Published Sep 3, 2024

  "Come mi fai sognare!" Ferrari has done the impossible! Against all odds and expectations, Charles Leclerc has clinched victory at the Monza GP for the second time in 2024. This drive was nothing short of spectacular, showcasing the brilliance of Charles, Carlos, and the entire Ferrari team. They delivered an unexpected and thrilling win right in front of the passionate Tifosi on their home turf! Despite the risky situation and some controversial decisions and strategies from McLaren, Ferrari’s

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  Netherlands GP 2024: Race craft Perfection 🤌

  Published Aug 28, 2024

  Wow, the Zandvoort Grand Prix was a game-changer for Ferrari! Despite the setbacks and low expectations leading up to race day, Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz delivered a performance that completely took us by surprise and left us in awe. It wasn’t just the car’s surprising performance that stood out; the racecraft and team strategy were on point. Charles made his way back to the podium, and Carlos impressively climbed five positions throughout the race! Now, as we head to Monza, Ferrari’s hom

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  Red Bull's Sergio Pérez Gamble

  Published Aug 17, 2024

  Today’s episode takes a deep dive into Red Bull’s decision to keep Sergio Pérez on their team for the foreseeable future. What are the implications of this choice? What are the potential advantages and drawbacks for Red Bull? I’ll be sharing my insights and analysis on why I believe this might not be the best move for the team. Red Bull faces a significant challenge if they want to secure the Constructors' Championship over the next half of the season. Can they overcome this hurdle? Join me as I

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  Belgium GP 2024: A good summer sendoff!

  Published Aug 4, 2024

  We’ve reached the thrilling halfway point of the 2024 Formula One season, and the Belgium GP provided fans with an exhilarating send-off! Specifically, Ferrari and Charles Leclerc concluded the first half on a high note with a solid P3 finish, earning valuable points for the team. As we head into the summer break, there are numerous intriguing developments to consider: Red Bull's internal challenges, the resurgence of McLaren and Mercedes, and the exciting possibility of a tight Constructors' Ch

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  Hungarian GP 2024: It's Drama All The Way 😱

  Published Jul 22, 2024

  The Hungarian Grand Prix was hands down the most epic and exciting race of the season so far! It was such a relief and joy to see Ferrari step up their game and nail their strategy throughout the race, which helped Charles grab P4 by the end. While they are not quite at Red Bull and McLaren's level yet, hopefully they can get back there as we head to the second part of the season. People have mixed feelings about how it all wrapped up, but personally, I was totally hooked on the McLaren and Red

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  British GP 2024: Is Ferrari the new Mercedes?

  Published Jul 16, 2024

  Taking it back to the British GP, Ferrari couldn't quite finish the triple-header weekend on a high note. It was another disappointing race for Charles, while Carlos managed to salvage a somewhat better result, but overall, it was a letdown for the team. Looking ahead, there's a lot on the line for Ferrari as we come to the halfway point of the season. I'm hopeful they can turn things around for the upcoming Hungarian and Belgian Grands Prix, considering the pressure on them to perform. Do you t

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  Austrian GP 2024: Chaos Reigns

  Published Jun 30, 2024

  Hey everyone, let's dive into the Austrian GP weekend where chaos took center stage once again. Ferrari's struggles continue to disappoint, especially for Charles Leclerc. As we gear up for Silverstone, Ferrari needs a strong comeback to close the gap on Red Bull in the constructors' standings before heading into the summer break. In this episode, I'll break down the race, including the dramatic crash between Max Verstappen and Lando Norris. Despite the setbacks, there were some thrilling moment

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  Spain GP 2024: Spain without the S

  Published Jun 25, 2024

  Ferrari faced another frustrating weekend at the Spain GP, with tensions rising within the team as they strive to regain their form and effectively integrate upgrades for improved performance. The dynamic between Charles and Carlos was notably tense, yet it's hoped they can resolve any issues collaboratively and return to their early-season competitiveness, remaining strong in the constructors' championship battle. Meanwhile, McLaren continues to impress with consistently strong performances, th

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  Canada and Imola GPs: Unpacking Some Weekends

  Published Jun 11, 2024

  Join me as I dive into the highs and lows of Ferrari's recent outings, starting with the challenging Canadian Grand Prix. Despite hopes for a strong performance, both Charles and Carlos faced setbacks, with Charles experiencing a power unit failure leading to his first DNF of the season and Carlos encountering a spin that forced an early retirement. Moving on to Imola, while the team achieved a decent outcome, the weekend fell short of expectations, particularly with the overhyped upgrades. As w

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  The Silly Season Saga Continues

  Published Jun 5, 2024

  The past two days have been filled with shock as Ocon announced his departure from Alpine and Sergio Perez's decision to stay at Red Bull for another two years. This Silly Season, or Silly Year, keeps defying expectations, leaving fans uncertain about what's next. But today, let's focus on the present. I'll share my thoughts on recent team decisions and how the grid is shaping up for the future. Thank you for joining me and sharing your thoughts and let's dive into these crazy days together! Mus

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  Monaco GP 2024: WIN AT LAST! 🏆

  Published May 26, 2024

  WE FINALLY GOT IT! Charles Leclerc has finally won the Monaco GP, and what a fantastic weekend it has been! Despite some chaos on lap 1 and a few heart-pounding moments that could have led to a safety car and shuffled the grid, we were fortunate to avoid that and break the Monaco curse for Charles, earning him the victory he so rightfully deserved! It might not have been the most thrilling race for F1 fans overall, but it was a stellar performance by Charles. He kept everything together and work

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  Miami GP 2024: Hot and Cold

  Published May 6, 2024

  The Miami GP was a total blast, bringing us Lando Norris's first-ever win for McLaren—huge congrats to him and the team on this landmark victory. I’m totally sure this is just the start for Lando. On the Ferrari front, things were a bit up and down for Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz. The hype was real going into the main race, but it turned into quite the tough one for the team. Still, they managed to bag some good points, and now all eyes are on Imola. Hopefully, Ferrari’s upgrades will arriv

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  Chinese GP 2024: A Slight Lack of Pace 😣

  Published Apr 28, 2024

  Description: Despite not achieving the results Ferrari envisioned at the Chinese GP, Charles and Carlos still managed a solid performance by gaining positions and earning the team significant points. Personally, while the Chinese GP didn't meet my expectations either, it ultimately provided some thrilling races and was quite enjoyable for the fans. On another note, the mixed feelings for Lewis and Lando, along with the controversial crash between Stroll and Ricciardo, sparked quite a bit of deba

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  Japanese GP 2024: Maximizing results! 3-4

  Published Apr 8, 2024

  The Japanese Grand Prix delivered an electrifying spectacle, captivating fans with its breathtaking performances! Despite a slow and lackluster qualifying session for Ferrari, Charles showcased his brilliance with a masterful first stint, propelling himself up the grid from 8th to a commendable 4th by the GP's end. While a podium finish would have been the icing on the cake, there's no denying that this drive marked Charles's strongest performance of the season so far. Carlos once again demonstr