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Welcome to F1rst: An F1 Podcast!I created this podcast to share my personal takes on everything F1—from technical regulations and team politics to race highlights and driver analysis. While I aim to cover all teams and drivers, I’ll admit a soft spot for Ferrari and my pick for the 2025 World Drivers' Champion, Charles Leclerc!So, if you love honest opinions, race breakdowns, and a touch of Scuderia red, join me for all the excitement and drama that makes F1 the best sport on earth!
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The Formula 1 summer break has arrived, but not before one final weekend that may have shifted the momentum of the championship.In this episode, I look back at the Hungarian Grand Prix, Ferrari's encouraging progress, McLaren's eventful weekend, Mercedes' rising star Kimi Antonelli, Aston Martin's latest upgrades, and the biggest talking points heading into the second half of the season. I also discuss the return of the Malaysian Grand Prix to the calendar and the uncertainty surrounding Bahrain and Qatar.Has Hungary changed the trajectory of the season? Or will the biggest surprises come after the summer break?Let's talk about it.F1rst: An F1 Podcast is an independent fan podcast. Opinions are personal. Some information discussed may include rumour and speculation.Music credit: "Be Free" by Music Unlimited.
Formula One has a habit of rewriting narratives overnight.One victory becomes a turning point. One difficult weekend becomes a crisis. And after Lewis Hamilton's triumph in Barcelona, the story around Ferrari has changed faster than ever.In this episode, I discuss Lewis' remarkable form, Charles Leclerc's recent struggles, and the growing belief that Ferrari is entering a new era. But while there's plenty to celebrate, I also ask an important question: are we letting one historic weekend define the entire story?Has Barcelona changed everything for Ferrari? Or are we getting ahead of ourselves?Let's talk about it.F1rst: An F1 Podcast is an independent fan podcast. Opinions are personal. Some information discussed may include rumour and speculation.Music credit: "Be Free" by Music Unlimited
Monaco rarely produces average weekends.The tight streets, unforgiving barriers, and tiny margins for error mean drivers and teams often leave the Principality feeling either pure misery or pure magic.In this episode, I break down the biggest winners and losers from the Monaco Grand Prix, share my thoughts on where each team and driver falls on the misery-to-magic scale, and look ahead to Barcelona. I'll also touch on the FIA's verdict regarding the ADUO placement regulations and the surprising developments surrounding the potential decision.Was Monaco misery or magic for you? Let's find out.F1rst: An F1 Podcast is an independent fan podcast. Opinions are personal. Some information discussed may include rumour and speculation.Music credit: "Be Free" by Music Unlimited
We're back. It's been a while, and a lot has happened.Five races into the 2026 season and the picture is starting to take shape — Mercedes dominating on paper, Kimi Antonelli announcing himself to the world, Charles having a couple of weekends I'd rather forget, and the midfield throwing up some genuinely surprising stories.In this episode I'm not recapping races. I want to talk about what these first five rounds have actually taught us — if anything — and what I think is coming. The Mercedes engine compression trick that just got banned, the Antonelli versus Russell battle getting genuinely spicy inside that garage, the ADUO verdict dropping this week that could completely reshape Ferrari's season, and Charles — because I have thoughts, and Monaco cannot come soon enough.F1rst: An F1 Podcast is an independent fan podcast. Opinions are personal. Some information discussed may include rumour and speculation.Music credit: "Be Free" by Music Unlimited
We're back. After four race-less weeks, the 2026 F1 season is finally returning and Miami cannot come soon enough.But let's be honest, it never really went quiet.In this episode I'm unpacking everything from the break. Red Bull's struggles, Verstappen's frustrating start, the Lambiase move to McLaren, Ferrari's busy April, and some interesting calendar speculation around a potential Saudi GP return.But the two biggest topics for me heading into Miami are:The ADUO System — what it is, why it matters, and why Ferrari potentially qualifying for it could be one of the biggest storylines of the season.The new Miami regulation changes — what the FIA has changed, what it means for racing, and why a lot of it for me feels more like a band-aid than a real fix.This one's a mix with confirmed facts, rumours worth discussing, and my honest take on all of it.F1rst: An F1 Podcast is an independent fan podcast. Opinions are personal. Some information discussed may include rumour and speculation.Music credit: "Be Free" by Music Unlimited
The Japanese Grand Prix delivered on-track action — but more importantly, it gave us our clearest look yet at how Formula 1’s 2026 regulations are really shaping up.In this episode, I recap the key moments from Suzuka before diving into the growing debate after the first three races of the season.On one side, there are real positives: improved racing entertainment, certain tracks feeling revitalized, and a noticeable reduction in the performance gap that once defined dominant eras.But the concerns are just as clear. Ongoing issues with battery deployment, inconsistencies between power units, reliability questions, and a fundamentally different racing feel are raising serious doubts about the direction of this new era.So where does that leave us?I break down both sides of the argument and share my perspective — cautious, slightly skeptical, but still optimistic… depending on how the FIA responds. Because ultimately, the success of these regulations may come down to whether the right adjustments are made before these early issues become long-term problems.Music credit: "Be Free" by Music Unlimited
In this episode I take a first look at the new era of Formula 1 as the 2026 regulations make their debut at the Australian Grand Prix.The new cars have brought a completely different dynamic to the sport, and Australia may have already lifted the sandbags from Mercedes, showing why George Russell is already being talked about as a championship favorite.But it is not all one-sided. Scuderia Ferrari showed promising pace in Australia and could still be in the fight if development heads in the right direction.I break down the early pros and cons of these new regulations and what this “new dawn” might mean for the future of F1.Curious to hear your take on the new era of the sport. Thanks for listening. Music credit: "Be Free" by Music Unlimited
Testing gives us hints, not answers.In this episode, I sort through the noise from pre season testing and share what I’m actually buying into ahead of Australia, from potential dark horses to early warning signs for some big teams.Plus, thoughts on Drive to Survive Season 8, what worked, what felt overproduced, and what the future of the show might look like as F1 continues to evolve.Music credit: "Be Free" by Music Unlimited
Welcome to F1rst: An F1 Podcast!I created this podcast to share my personal takes on everything F1—from technical regulations and team politics to race highlights and driver analysis. While I aim to cover all teams and drivers, I’ll admit a soft spot for Ferrari and my pick for the 2025 World Drivers' Champion, Charles Leclerc!So, if you love honest opinions, race breakdowns, and a touch of Scuderia red, join me for all the excitement and drama that makes F1 the best sport on earth!
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