Lewis Hamilton, the villain of F1 Live but the hero of Silverstone, wins the British Grand Prix, and it all goes to shit for Jolyon Palmer, as per usual. Cheeka, Phill and Terry reflect on the boredom and excitement of the race, Ferrari’s exploding tyres and all the usual bollocks.
Oh, you may have noticed: this podcast contains SWEARS.
The hills are alive with the sound of Vettel moaning about other drivers again, shoey-gate hits a low point and Cheeka is educated about the one and only Stefan Dennis – yes, it’s all the obvious talking points from the Austrian GP.
The hills are alive with the sound of Vettel moaning about other drivers again, shoey-gate hits a low point and Cheeka is educated about the one and only Stefan Dennis – yes, it’s all the obvious talking points from the Austrian GP.
Baku was all set to be dull as ditchwater, but then everything went fucking ridiculous. Cheeka, Phill and Terry look back at a topsy-turvey Azerbaijan Grand Prix and talk about Lance Stroll as F1’s new saviour, Vettel as Satan himself and why Force India’s new name is just as shit as the current one.
Baku was all set to be dull as ditchwater, but then everything went fucking ridiculous. Cheeka, Phill and Terry look back at a topsy-turvey Azerbaijan Grand Prix and talk about Lance Stroll as F1’s new saviour, Vettel as Satan himself and why Force India’s new name is just as shit as the current one.
Stroll got points, Palmer didn’t crash and Ferrari weren’t competitive. It was all change in Canada, apart from at McLaren, where Honda were still shit. Cheeka, Phill and Terry.com analyse all the action from the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, announce the winner of our story competition, and reflect on their own brush with greatness at the Motor Sport Hall of Fame.
Stroll got points, Palmer didn’t crash and Ferrari weren’t competitive. It was all change in Canada, apart from at McLaren, where Honda were still shit. Cheeka, Phill and Terry.com analyse all the action from the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, announce the winner of our story competition, and reflect on their own brush with greatness at the Motor Sport Hall of Fame.
The Indianapolis 500 was everything that Monaco wasn’t: exciting, fast and with a Spaniard in it. Fernando Alonso braved the high speed oval in search of the triple crown, but Honda had other ideas. Cheeka, Phill and Terry dissect a different type of racing and try to make sense of it all.
The Monaco GP came and went and bored us senseless like it always does. Cheeka, Phill and Terry ruminate on Monte Carlo and what we can do to make it more exciting. Clue: it involves plumbers. Don’t forget you can still enter our competition to win a day with Terry and Phill, watching the British Grand Prix (not at Silverstone – we’re not made of money). Submit your 100 word story here: http://www.ff1s.com/story
The Monaco GP came and went and bored us senseless like it always does. Cheeka, Phill and Terry ruminate on Monte Carlo and what we can do to make it more exciting. Clue: it involves plumbers.
Don’t forget you can still enter our competition to win a day with Terry and Phill, watching the British Grand Prix (not at Silverstone – we’re not made of money). Submit your 100 word story here: http://www.ff1s.com/story
