Monaco GP Debrief: Antonelli Makes It 5 In A Row | EP 017

Monaco GP Debrief: Antonelli Makes It 5 In A Row | EP 017

Monaco delivered chaos. In this episode, we break down a wild Monaco GP weekend where Kimi Antonelli made it 5 wins in a row and proved that Mercedes might be untouchable right now. After all the talk about Mercedes being vulnerable around Monaco, Antonelli controlled the race, survived the madness, and left everyone else chasing. We also get into Hamilton’s P2 for Ferrari, Leclerc’s painful home race, Hadjar’s shock podium, Verstappen’s Red Bull failure, Norris retiring again, Russell’s penalty-filled weekend, Cadillac’s possible first points, and the penalty avalanche that hit the grid. Plus, the Lego bet finally gets settled, and someone has to build a Red Bull.

Monaco GP Predictions : Can ANYONE Stop Mercedes Now? | EP 016

In this Monaco Grand Prix predictions episode, Tawana and Benjamin preview Round 6 of the F1 2026 season in full. They run through their qualifying predictions and race predictions, debate whether Monaco is still Formula 1's crown jewel, and lay out their wildcards — from the expected DNF count to the first-corner chaos they're convinced is coming. Benjamin's backing Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc to win it for Ferrari; Tawana's calling George Russell, Kimi Antonelli and a four-DNF bloodbath. They also rank which F1 teams will overperform, who's in for a miserable weekend, whose F1 merch is worth buying, and a new loser's forfeit agreed live on the mic. The episode closes with a breakdown of the latest F1 25 game content. In this F1 podcast episode: * The Monaco GP rule change that matters more than lap time * Monaco qualifying and race predictions (Hamilton, Russell, Leclerc, Norris) * F1 wildcards: DNFs, crashes and first-lap chaos * Cooked or not cooked: F1 team-by-team outlook * The new prediction bet and forfeit * F1 25 game DLC first impressions Keywords: Monaco GP predictions, F1 2026, Monaco Grand Prix, Mercedes, George Russell, Lewis Hamilton, Ferrari, F1 podcast, Formula 1 predictions.

Canadian GP Debrief: Mercedes Won But Russell Lost Everything | EP 015

Canada delivered chaos. In this episode, we break down a wild Canadian Grand Prix weekend filled with Mercedes drama, strategy mistakes, reliability problems and big championship questions. Antonelli made it four wins in a row and extended his championship lead, but Russell’s race ended in heartbreak after leading from pole and looking like the man to beat. We also get into Hamilton’s strongest Ferrari result so far, Verstappen’s first podium of the season, McLaren’s disaster with strategy and reliability, and the midfield battle featuring Hadjar, Colapinto, Lawson, Gasly and Bearman. The Canadian GP at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve is already known for drama, with the famous Wall of Champions and a 70-lap race around the 4.361 km Montreal circuit, and this year added another chaotic chapter.

Canadian GP Predictions: Russell vs Antonelli Gets Serious | EP 014

The Canadian Grand Prix is here, and this one has plenty of storylines. In this episode, we give our full predictions for the Montreal Sprint weekend, covering Sprint Qualifying, the Sprint Race, Qualifying and the Grand Prix. The big focus is the Mercedes battle between George Russell and Kimi Antonelli, with Russell returning to a track where he has been strong before and Antonelli looking to keep his momentum going. We also talk through McLaren’s threat, Verstappen’s chances of getting back on the podium, Ferrari’s worrying straight-line pace, possible rain in Montreal, the Wall of Champions, and which teams or drivers could flop. Canada has always had a reputation for chaos, and with this being a Sprint weekend, it could be the race that tells us who is really ready for the next phase of the season. Formula 1’s official Canadian GP page lists the 2026 weekend as a Sprint event in Montreal, with Sprint, Qualifying and the Grand Prix all packed into the weekend schedule.

Ferrari, Aston Martin & Audi: Which F1 Team Is Most Cooked? | EP 013

Three teams. Three problems. Three different levels of cooked. In this episode, we take a deep dive into Aston Martin, Ferrari and Audi to understand what is really going wrong. Aston Martin have the facilities, the money, Honda, Adrian Newey and big expectations, but the results have been brutal, with the FIA’s ADUO framework now potentially giving Honda extra support after Canada. Ferrari arrived with a huge upgrade package, but the car still looks limited by deeper issues, especially around power delivery and correlation. Audi, meanwhile, look quick enough to fight in the midfield, but their reliability problems keep ruining weekends before the pace can fully show. We also discuss whether ADUO is fair, whether struggling teams deserve extra help, and which of these three teams is most likely to recover first.