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Hosted by Morgan Richardson & Ryan Knight · sports · EN · 21 episodes
Two Formula 1 fans (plus occasional special guests) with very limited qualifications for talking about F1, will nonetheless talk about f1. Post-race debriefs and reaction to breaking news from across the world of F1.
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Episode #21
With George Russell hitting his best form, whilst Kimi hit the wall, the Baku weekend potentially opened the door to the championship... or did it? Join the Bearly Qualified boys as they pick apart the Azerbaijan Grand Prix as only they know how!
Episode #20
Monza saw history made as Gasly stuck it on Pole and Kimi wins from last place... Sorry, Ryan, 19th place. I didn't mean to trigger you... Join a couple of Bearly Qualified fanatics as they rant about Kimi, Dump on Charles and play captains while picking their dream Karting lineup. It's a jam-packed episode, so grab a cuppa and relax as these two Bearly Qualified fans chew the fat of a breatheless Italian GP
Episode #19
There's a bit of a trend that F1 drivers sign themselves a nice, new, fat contract and then immediately shove their car into the next available wall. Max is normally one to break the mold, but his uncharacteristic crash at Zandvoort has the boys questioning his focus levels. There was so much more to discuss from a surprisingly action-packed Sunday race (let's all ignore that snoozy sprint, eh?!) and the boys certainly didn't miss a thing, except all the stuff they missed of course, as they dive deep into all things Zandy.
Episode #18
School may be out for Summer, but the BQ boys are back in the office and ready with their report cards! Who will get the red pen of death? Who's all A's??? Which driver needs to go sit on the naughty step and think about what he did for the season to date?! Join Morgan and Ryan as they take a Bearly Qualified look at the first half of the season, along with some second half predictions and a look ahead to Zadvoort and the Dutch Grand Prix. It's one hell of a debrief which is anything but brief!
Episode #17
Join the boys as they deconstruct a Norris win in Hungary, get deep into the new regs (for what must be about round 5 or 6 on that debate) and ask who, if anyone, might bring the fight to Antonelli in the second half of the season?! Morgan and Ryan take you into the racetrack's most gripping stories. From McLaren's stunning resurgence and the intense debate over "Papaya Rules," to Verstappen's ruthless overtakes and the elusive quest for rivalry and true championship jeopardy, the boys give their unqualified view into it all. You'll discover why Norris’s race pace may be a sign of a new “driver formula” fitting with modern car algorithms, How Verstappen’s daring moves earlier in his career still define his reputation, and Why the lack of a consistent challenger has fans yearning for a rivalry that just isn’t arriving. They ask whether the sport's increased complexity is diluting the raw excitement away from the fun of high-stakes racing.
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