This week we cover the F1 race in Mexico where Kimi Antonelli was crowned World Champion. It was a weekend for contradictions, dramatic AND predictable, old guys AND young guys thriving, distraught AND accepting, yet some things remained constant: Ferrari found a way to lose, Perez came last. Also Ocon was fired.

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This week we cover the F1 US Grand Prix at the Circuit of the Americas in Austin, Texas. Kimi Antonelli shows us that it’s not his first rodeo (it’s his second) as he luckily avoids winning the championship in a country where he’s too young to drink champagne. George Russell shows he’s all hat and no cattle and bless their heart, Ferrari really looked like they might compete here. F1 Academy returned after a long break, but Alisha Palmowski continued to dominate as she wins the championship with 3 races to spare.

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This week we dip back into supercars and discuss the 6 hours of Barcelona in WEC and the GT World Challenge Europe race at Portimao. As per usual, we couldn’t follow all the strategy, but still enjoyed the racing nevertheless. Max Verstappen increased the viewership of GTWC by a factor of 30, leading to idiot ignorant F1 fans arguing with idiot gatekeeping GT fans. In WEC, despite Genesis getting their first ever hyperpole, it was Toyota that dominated, despite having to plead with de Vries over the radio to not do anything crazy.

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