Singapore was a dull race, or WAS IT? Yes. But also a bit interesting thanks to internal Ferrari wrangling, Vettel being good again (maybe), Leclerc being a whiner and Mercedes not being on the podium. Phill and Terry are joined by guest host and professional Cheeka impersonator Cameron Tait to trawl through the Singapore Grand Prix and see what nuggets they can find. It’s like a normal podcast, except in the dark.
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After three wins in three races, Jennie and the team discuss whether Ferrari really have the best car on the grid. We also discuss whether Charles Leclerc should feel aggrieved that despite starting from pole, he had to settle for second place. We hear from both Ferrari drivers and Jack tells us why he feels he lost out to the tooth fairy.
Video#55 Petersen Automotive Museum. Gareth and Summer tour a stunning display of cars from the USA and around the world at the Los Angeles museum and marvel at the exquisite Bruce Mayer Collection of race cars with extraordinary credentials.
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Video#55 Petersen Automotive Museum. Gareth and Summer tour a stunning display of cars from the USA and around the world at the Los Angeles museum and marvel at the exquisite Bruce Mayer Collection of race cars with extraordinary credentials.
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Stuart Codling and Glenn Freeman join Edd Straw to look ahead to the Russian Grand Prix. Is this Valtteri Bottas’s time to shine at a track he excels at and should the question of F1’s grids be treated as a sacred cow amid proposals for several reverse grid qualifying races next year?
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Jennie and the team look back at a race that saw Sebastien Vettel take his first win in over a year. We hear from the German and his Ferrari teammate Charles Leclerc as well as from Lewis Hamilton who finished fourth.
Even the Ferrari Formula 1 team itself thought the Singapore Grand Prix would be a comedown after its Belgian and Italian triumphs.
Instead it took its first one-two of the 2019 F1 season, as Sebastian Vettel ended his year-long win drought ahead of a disgruntled Charles Leclerc.
In the Autosport Podcast’s Singapore review, Edd Straw and Scott Mitchell break down all the elements in Ferrari’s shock result – from the upgrades that transformed the car to how its tactic of focusing on qualifying and then pegging the field back in the early laps backed its rivals into a corner.
They also tackle the controversy over Vettel jumping Leclerc in the pits, and argue that the position swap was an innocent byproduct of Ferrari surprising itself.
Mercedes’ mood after its surprise defeat, the way the GP “fizzled out to a nothing conclusion at the front”, the race’s collisions and the wild events of the midfield are covered in depth too.
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