Youngest Monaco Winner EVER, Charles Bins It, George 60 Points Down

Youngest Monaco Winner EVER, Charles Bins It, George 60 Points Down

Kimi Antonelli just rewrote the record books in the streets of Monaco — and the rest of the grid should be terrified. Robert Doornbos and Chris break down the weekend that crowned the YOUNGEST Monaco GP winner in history: five wins on the bounce, a 66-point championship lead, and a pole snatched from Max by four hundredths of a second. Meanwhile George Russell talked the talk in the build-up… then qualified four tenths down and is now staring at a 60+ point gap to his own teammate. Ouch. Plus: Charles Leclerc signs the mega money deal then bins it into the wall, Lewis banks podium number eight at Monaco, rookie Isaac Hadjar grabs his first-ever rostrum — and Robert spills how he made half a year's rent renting out his balcony for ONE weekend.

Antonelli already a better driver than teammate Russell

It’s the morning after the night before and Robert Doornbos and Chris McHardy are back to discuss all the fallout from a thrilling Canadian Grand Prix. A record-breaking fourth successive win for Kimi Antonelli has Robert purring as he makes a bold claim that won’t go down well with fans of George Russell. Robert also explains why Max Verstappen will never win motorsport’s Triple Crown… and there’s a good reason for that! The boys also discuss the nuances of driving in F1 compared to IndyCar as Robert explains the physical and mental toll of competing in both. That in the wake of Felix Rosenqvist’s incredible last-gasp victory in the 100th edition of the iconic Indy500.

Kimi Antonelli is rewriting F1 history | Miami GP 2026 Reaction | The Pit Talk Podcast

Chris & Robert are back after the Miami Grand Prix and there  is a LOT to unpack. Kimi Antonelli makes F1 history. George  Russell struggles. Max Verstappen pulls off an unbelievable  recovery drive. Ferrari self-destruct. And the guys pay  tribute to the legendary Alex Zanardi. Buckle up. This one runs long for good reason.

Verstappen's Jounro Bust-Up A Warning Sign?

The Japanese Grand Prix delivered a huge weekend in the 2026 Formula 1 season — and there’s a lot to unpack. Kimi Antonelli takes back-to-back wins in China and Japan, becoming the youngest championship leader in the history of the sport. Despite a poor start, he fights back to win at Suzuka, with Mercedes continuing to look strong across the opening races. The race itself was shaped by a major incident, with Ollie Bearman involved in a 50G crash — one of the biggest impacts seen in recent Formula 1 history — bringing out a safety car that proved decisive. McLaren showed real progress, with Oscar Piastri running strongly and finishing second, while Ferrari demonstrated impressive cornering speed but struggled with energy deployment and straight-line performance. There’s also a deeper conversation around the current state of Formula 1. Questions are raised about qualifying, energy management and whether modern cars are delivering the same level of excitement, with drivers managing systems rather than pushing flat out. Off track, attention turns to Max Verstappen after a difficult weekend. A tense moment in the press conference involving journalist Giles Richards, combined with on-track struggles, highlights growing frustration around performance and the current direction of the sport. The episode also looks at wider issues across the grid, including Aston Martin’s ongoing struggles and the challenges facing teams as they look ahead to future development. 🎧 Full race reaction, insight and debate from Suzuka. ⚡️ Powered by: @etharalive | @dubaieye1038fm

Antonelli Wins — But Mercedes Might Already Have One Hand on the Title | The Pit Talk Podcast

Kimi Antonelli delivers a breakthrough moment in China, becoming the first Italian to win a Formula 1 race in 20 years,  but while the headlines celebrate a new star, the bigger story may already be unfolding at the front of the grid. Mercedes look firmly in control after two races, with signs they still have more performance in hand. Behind them, Ferrari show promise, Lewis Hamilton secures his first podium in red, and Red Bull continue to struggle to match the pace. In this episode of The Pit Talk Podcast, Chris McHardy and former F1 driver Robert Doornbos break down everything from the Chinese Grand Prix: •⁠  ⁠Antonelli’s first win and the maturity behind it •⁠  ⁠Mercedes’ early dominance — and why it could get worse for the rest •⁠  ⁠Hamilton vs Leclerc: Ferrari’s most compelling battle right now •⁠  ⁠Red Bull’s issues and what it means for Verstappen’s title hopes •⁠  ⁠Reliability concerns and multiple non-starters — are the new regulations too complex? •⁠  ⁠Aston Martin’s struggles and serious questions around their direction •⁠  ⁠Calendar disruption as Bahrain and Saudi Arabia are cancelled -  It’s only race two — but the narrative of the 2026 season is already starting to take shape.