Megan Schuster and Spanners discuss the thrilling 2025 Qatar Grand Prix, where Max Verstappen secured victory, extending the championship race to the final race in Abu Dhabi. They delve into McLaren's controversial pit-stop decisions that may have cost them a podium finish, Oscar Piastri's impressive performance, and Lando Norris's pressure as he vies for the championship title. Plus Ferrari's ongoing struggles, Williams's unexpected podium, and the implications of Adrian Newey's new role at Aston Martin as they prepare for the season finale.
(00:00) Intro
(02:38) A race in the pits
(13:04) A tough weekend for Lando
(26:52) The L’s just keep coming for Ferarri
(34:30) Williams on the podium!
(43:38) Looking ahead to Abu Dhabi
(51:08) Big moves at Aston Martin
Host: Megan Schuster
Guest: Spanners Ready
Producers: Devon Renaldo and Steve Ahman
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McLaren Disqualified, Runoff Madness, and More From the Vegas GP
It's a very eventful weekend in the Vegas GP! Meg and Spanners are back to take in all the events of Sin City, including a massive mistake that caused McLaren to be disqualified, Kimi possibly achieving his final form, and some runoff track madness that caused some safety concerns.
(00:00) Intro
(4:02) Big trouble for McLaren
(12:56) Lando's first lap
(24:21) Kimi goes for it
(31:09) Rainy Vegas vibes
(42:51) Runoff madness!
(51:21) Big Aston Martin changes
Host: Megan Schuster
Guest: Spanners Ready
Senior Producer: Steve Ahlman
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Looking Back at the Best Drivers Championship Fights
Meg and Spanners delve into the thrilling and often controversial history of Formula One championship battles over the past three decades. From the pivotal moments of 1994 to the intense rivalries of recent years, they dive into key races, ethical dilemmas, and the evolving nature of competition in F1.
Recapping 1994 (3:40)
Recapping 1997 (9:51)
Recapping 2007 (13:39)
Recapping 2008 (22:44)
Recapping 2010 (28:56)
Recapping 2012 (34:44)
Recapping 2016 (39:27)
Recapping 2021 (48:36)
Host: Megan Schuster
Guest: Spanners Ready
Senior Producer: Steve Ahlman
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Reacting to a Wild Brazilian Grand Prix
Meg and Spanners sit down and react to the buck-wild results and goings-on from the Brazilian GP. Lando Norris clinched the victory, extending his lead in the Drivers' Championship. They also delve into Max Verstappen's remarkable performance, Red Bull's strategic decisions, and the challenges faced by Oscar Piastri and Ferrari. Meg and Spanners also explore the dynamics of the midfield and the emerging talents while looking ahead to the upcoming races in Las Vegas, Qatar, and Abu Dhabi.
Max is toast. Or is he? (3:55)
Does this make Max’s list of greatest hits? (16:21)
Title race updates (19:53)
Kimi Antonelli’s bang-on weekend (36:55)
Ferrari needs an energy cleansing (41:01)
Gabriel’s no good, very bad weekend (51:27)
Looking ahead to the season’s end! (59:42)
Host: Megan Schuster
Guest: Spanners Ready
Senior Producer: Steve Ahlman
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Was That the Best Mexican GP Ever?
Meg and Spanners are reeling from one of the wildest Mexican GP races of all time. They talk about all of the biggest on- and off-track shenanigans that led to a massive win, a new championship leader, and so much more.
Best Mexican GP ever? (2:38)
What was up with this safety car? (3:35)
Lap 1 woes! (10:34)
George Russell’s radio crash-out (31:19)
Kudos to you, Ollie (45:23)
Is Lando now the chosen one? (48:26)
What is McLaren doing? (59:29)
Host: Megan Schuster
Guest: Spanners Ready
Senior Producer: Steve Ahlman
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Your pit stop for everything Formula 1. Find Megan Schuster and expert guests from around the world every Wednesday and Sunday covering the 22 Grand Prix events and news.
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