Michael Lamonato and Rob James valiantly attempt to create approximately 30 minutes of F1-adjacent audio that is both vaguely informative and mildly amusing, often failing spectacularly on both counts.
A Muscle Cat Media production.
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Michael Lamonato and Rob James valiantly attempt to create approximately 30 minutes of F1-adjacent audio that is both vaguely informative and mildly amusing, often failing spectacularly on both counts.
A Muscle Cat Media production.
Copyright: © 2019 Box of Neutrals
Featuring Craig Scarborough. The 2017 regulations make no sense. We make a lot of noise about noise, Rob has a confession to make, and there's a new F1-based sitcom to get excited about.
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Mark Webber wins his world championship in some other category, Vijay Mallya's Twitter following comes under suspicion, and shocking facts are unearthed about Peter's family in #AskMcGinley.
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Lewis Hamilton was robbed of victory at the Brazilian Grand Prix by some other driver, and frankly we couldn't find it within ourselves to talk about anything else at all in the face of such an injustice.
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Peter McGinley doesn't delete this episode, in which the US Grand Prix is in trouble, Lotus is in trouble, and anyone in the AEDT time zone is most certainly in trouble.
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James Bond drives a Force India, Dieter tells us what he Renckens about the FIA/Ferrari (Mexican?) stand-off, and we review the grand prix, which was also Mexican.
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SPOILERS. We reveal the winner of the 2015 drivers world championship. Enthusiasm for the early-morning Mexican Grand Prix is limited. Peter McGinley tells an obscure radio joke.
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No one is excited to get up in the early hours of the morning to watch Lewis Hamilton win the title in the fourth-last round of the year, so Peter talks about rugby league and we consider the price signal in the postage system.
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We talk to Dieter Rencken about crusty pies, we lament the underwhelming 2015 #PUTINWATCH, and the Russian Grand Prix surprises in its watchability.
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F1 is for sale, but not really; Honda will have a new engine in 2016, but not really; and Good Morning Australia gets more Formula One coverage than Mercedes, really.
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Manor builds a Frankenstein car, Jenson Button likes Formula One after all, and Le Mans moves to Azerbaijan, or something. Plus Michael direct from a dodgy internet connection in Japan because he felt it would be impolite to leave.
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