In The Paddock F1 Podcast
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In The Paddock is a Formula 1 podcast for people who actually watch the races. American hosts Greeny and The Cheese break down every F1 Grand Prix of the season, usually within hours of the podium, with the full race recap, the winners and losers, and the arguments that will be going around the paddock all week. Every episode covers the story of the race and everything around it: the title fight between Kimi Antonelli, Lando Norris, Max Verstappen, George Russell, Lewis Hamilton, Charles Leclerc and Oscar Piastri, the strategy calls that decided it, the team politics at Mercedes, McLaren, Red Bull Racing, Ferrari, Aston Martin, Alpine, Williams, Audi, Haas, Racing Bulls and Cadillac, and the FIA rule changes nobody asked for. You also get the segments listeners come back for. Quizmaster's Cockpit puts F1 history through the grinder with trivia from Monaco, Silverstone, Monza, Spa, Zandvoort, Suzuka, Las Vegas and every circuit on the calendar. Winners and Losers hands out the credit and the blame. The Slap of the Week goes to whoever most deserves a giant foam hand, driver, team principal or rulebook. Theater of the Absurdity covers the genuinely unhinged stories from the weekend. And the Greenybucks Gambling Ledger tracks a season-long betting rivalry between the two hosts that one of them is losing very badly. It is high octane and it is hilarious. A podcast by fans, for fans, with no media training and no press passes to protect. If you follow Formula 1, F1 news, the driver market, silly season or race strategy, and you want a motorsport podcast that talks about a Grand Prix the way you and your friends talk about it, this is the show. New episodes every race weekend, plus news specials during the breaks. We are caffeinated. We are medicated. Hit subscribe and tell us who you would have given the Slap of the Week.
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