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F1 is back from Fall Break with the US GP at the Circuit of the Americas in Austin, Texas. Our resident American Esha Bajwa (@SillyLittleRacing) hosts Tom (@DeltaTomFP1) and Ana (@RacingRambles). This episode breaks down the sprint weekend, end of Fastest Lap Point, great rookie performance, the epic battle between Lando Norris and Max Verstappen, Ferrari's pace, and a fun conversation about the Safety Car.
Get ready to hear all of the fun from Austin!!
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In this episode of Chaos in the Paddock, Chiara is joined by fellow motorsport journalists from Motorsport Week, Jack and James. They rank the performances of all current F1 drivers heading into the final leg of the season. Representing the voice of the fans and F1 content creators, Chiara challenges the journalists to justify their picks. Along the way, they dive into the latest Daniel Ricciardo news and speculate on whether it's really the end.
Each guest also got to build their ultimate F1 dream grid, with no era or team limits. Expect laughs, and maybe a few discussions—it’s all part of the fun at Chaos in the Paddock!
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Chiara is back from living it up in Nashville and dives straight into the chaos, or lack thereof, of the Singapore Grand Prix alongside Claire (@racingdollz) and Tom (@deltatomfp1). This episode breaks down Lando Norris’s dominant win, Verstappen’s crucial P2, and what might be Daniel Ricciardo’s final F1 race this season.
They also dive into the fallout from the swearing bans, what led to Max Verstappen's community service situation, and discuss the shockwaves these changes could send through the paddock.
Get ready for all the fun from Marina Bay!
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In this episode join our CTO and Contributor Esha Bajwa (@SillyLittleRacing) as she hosts Daia (@DaiaTalksCars) and Ana (@RacingRambles) as they navigate the chaos of the 2024 Azerbaijan Grand Prix. They dive into the Pérez/Sainz crash, Norris's comeback drive, the long fought Piastri/Leclerc battle for 1sr, and predictions of the next race and the rest of the 2024 season. Listen as we uncover all of the chaos!
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In the latest episode of Chaos in the Paddock, Chiara is joined by fellow motorsport journalist and podcaster Thiemo Albers-Daly (@t.albers.daly.onthekerbs) to dive into all the drama from Monza. It wasn’t just about Charles Leclerc’s brilliant win—Franco Colapinto made his Formula 1 debut, stepping in for Logan Sargeant, and Kevin Magnussen earned himself a race ban. Monza delivered excitement both on and off the track, and Chiara and Thiemo are here to break it all down! Tune in for an analysis and plenty of paddock chaos.
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In this episode, Chiara and Claire (@racingdollz) dive into the Dutch Grand Prix where Lando Norris secured his second Formula 1 victory, leading McLaren to a dominant performance at Zandvoort. Max Verstappen had to settle for second place on home soil, with Charles Leclerc rounding out the podium in third after a strong drive for Ferrari.
We also discuss the fallout from Logan Sargeant’s costly crash, which proved to be the final straw for Williams Team Principal James Vowles. Just before this episode was recorded, Williams announced that Formula 2 driver and Williams Driver Academy star, Franco Colapinto, will replace Sargeant for the remainder of the 2024 season. Tune in as we break down all the action, drama, and what’s next for the grid!
Music credit: “Dirt” by Jahzzar, obtained from Free Music Archive under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike (CC BY-SA) license.
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“Chaos in the Paddock” kicks off its debut episode with host Chiara Martin recapping the thrilling first half of the 2024 F1 season. Joined by guests Fleur Rogerson (@f1_lockup) and Claire Franceries (@racingdollz), Chiara dives into the top headlines, from unexpected victories to shocking team changes. The trio discusses the season’s most exciting moments and even imagines some grid shake-ups. Tune in for an insider’s look at the 2024 F1 season so far!
Music credit: “Dirt” by Jahzzar, obtained from Free Music Archive under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike (CC BY-SA) license.
