Miami Grand Prix: The Race That Felt Like a PowerPoint Presentation

Max Won, Lando Won — Ferrari?

In this season finale episode of She Speaks F1, I go full live-reaction mode on the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. We talk about the nail-biting WDC fight, how Max Verstappen won the race but lost the championship battle, and Leclerc fighting like his life depended on keeping up with Lando. Plus… a sigh of relief that Ferrari can stop emotionally damaging us for a few months. Catch my raw reactions, petty commentary, and hopes(even though I doubt it) for a drama-free 2026. Please. Just one year. I beg. ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

Fast Cars, No Drama, and a Ferrari That Actually Worked

In this episode of She Speaks F1, I unpack the Monaco Grand Prix, a race that remains allergic to excitement, but still managed to give us feelings. Charles Leclerc lit up free practice sessions, had us dreaming of a home win, and was this close to pole before it was stolen at the last second. Still, he started second, chased hard, and gave Ferrari fans real hope—even if overtaking in Monaco is basically a myth. I also get into the teams and strategies that shocked me in a good way (yes, they exist), and why Monaco continues to be the prettiest parade in motorsport. ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

Miami Grand Prix: The Race That Felt Like a PowerPoint Presentation

The highlight of the Miami Grand Prix was definitely the LEGO race. In this episode of She Speaks F1, I unpack McLaren’s lack of competition (cause a 30-seconds gap is ridiculous), the latest episode in Ferrari’s ongoing strategy saga, and a midfield that seemed more committed to maintaining at least a two-second gaps than actually racing. We could’ve finished P6, but Ferrari said, “Let’s do vibes instead.” Overtakes were on strike, excitement stayed in the garage, and honestly? It felt like watching a PowerPoint slideshow in real time. Let’s get into it. ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

Upcoming Miami Madness, Livery Crimes & a Quick Saudi Throwback

This episode of She Speaks F1 is mostly about what’s coming (chaos) and what’s showing up (questionable liveries). I talk about the upcoming Miami Grand Prix, Ferrari’s design decisions that should’ve stayed in Canva drafts, and why the grid might surprise us this weekend. Plus, a quick look back at Saudi, where Charles gave us hope and Lewis... well, he’s figuring it out, and I’m giving him space. Growth! ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

Max is Back, the Rookies are Cooking, and Ferrari is... Still Ferrari

This week on She Speaks F1, we survived the snorefest that was the Japanese Grand Prix—because of course Max Verstappen dominated, and of course Ferrari returned to their regularly scheduled programming of heartbreak and confusion. I break down Max’s masterclass in quali and race domination, shine a well-deserved light on the rookies who are suddenly looking spicy, and mourn (again) for the Ferrari faithful. Hopes? High. Strategy? Chaotic. Wins? Nowhere in sight. ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.