Join Paul and me as we review the Formula 1 Canadian Grand Prix including four wins, one headrest, zero McLaren points.
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Chapters:
00:00 Introduction to the Canadian Grand Prix Review
02:47 Mercedes’ Dominance and Intra-Team Dynamics
05:21 The Battle of the Teammates: Antonelli vs. Russell
08:21 Ferrari’s Struggles: Hamilton vs. Leclerc
11:17 Red Bull’s Milestone: Powertrain Progress and Podium Finish
25:54 Red Bull’s Engine Program and Team Dynamics
30:18 Isaac’s Performance and Potential
34:22 Alpine’s Strategic Decisions and Driver Performances
38:56 Williams and Carlos Sainz’s Challenges
43:15 Haas and Audi’s Performance Review
49:38 Race Analysis: Audi and Cadillac Performance
52:23 Aston Martin’s Struggles and Fernando Alonso’s DNF
55:40 McLaren’s Strategy Missteps and Race Disasters
59:27 Awards of the Race: Highlights and Lowlights
01:04:11 Looking Ahead: Upcoming Races and Team Dynamics
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You guys often comment on red bull fleet drivers and their attitude on the radio (Yuki, Hadgar even Max sometimes). I wonder if it’s trained into them given how universal it seems. Possibly from the junior teams in the lower levels. They try to get the drivers to show their passion for racing, for winning, and it ends up coming out as aggression on the radio. But their engineers are expecting it.
They all come up through the same series but not all drivers sound like that on the radio. Just an odd thing. It’ snot just RBR drivers either.