Episode #108
Japanese Grand Prix 2026 EP 3
Apr 27, 202639 minS0
<p>Dad and I are back after the long break with a recap at the Japanese Grand Prix and news from the break. Thanks for listening. Hope you enjoy</p>
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Hosted by Andrew Lewis · sports · EN · 100 episodes
A show all about getting into and following the sport of Formula 1 in America. This show is for everyone but we explore the unique challenges of being a fan of a sport that is not well known or understood in America. You should listen to this podcast to learn more about the sport, get fun commentary on the show Beyond the Grid, race recaps, and news about the sport.
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Episode #108
<p>Dad and I are back after the long break with a recap at the Japanese Grand Prix and news from the break. Thanks for listening. Hope you enjoy</p>
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