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Hosted by PT · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 71 episodes
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Welcome to F1rst: An F1 Podcast!I created this podcast to share my personal takes on everything F1—from technical regulations and team politics to race highlights and driver analysis. While I aim to cover all teams and drivers, I’ll admit a soft spot for Ferrari and my pick for the 2025 World Drivers' Champion, Charles Leclerc!So, if you love honest opinions, race breakdowns, and a touch of Scuderia red, join me for all the excitement and drama that makes F1 the best sport on earth!
PT hosts F1rst: An F1 Podcast, a sports show with 71 episodes published.
Formula One has a habit of rewriting narratives overnight. One victory becomes a turning point. One difficult weekend becomes a crisis. And after Lewis Hamilton's triumph in Barcelona, the story around Ferrari has change
Monaco rarely produces average weekends. The tight streets, unforgiving barriers, and tiny margins for error mean drivers and teams often leave the Principality feeling either pure misery or pure magic. In this episode,
We're back. It's been a while, and a lot has happened. Five races into the 2026 season and the picture is starting to take shape — Mercedes dominating on paper, Kimi Antonelli announcing himself to the world, Charles hav
We're back. After four race-less weeks, the 2026 F1 season is finally returning and Miami cannot come soon enough. But let's be honest, it never really went quiet. In this episode I'm unpacking everything from the break.
The Japanese Grand Prix delivered on-track action — but more importantly, it gave us our clearest look yet at how Formula 1’s 2026 regulations are really shaping up. In this episode, I recap the key moments from Suzuka b
In this episode I take a first look at the new era of Formula 1 as the 2026 regulations make their debut at the Australian Grand Prix. The new cars have brought a completely different dynamic to the sport, and Australia
Testing gives us hints, not answers. In this episode, I sort through the noise from pre season testing and share what I’m actually buying into ahead of Australia, from potential dark horses to early warning signs for som
In this episode, I continue my personal reflection on why 2026 could define Ferrari, beginning with my thoughts on the recent shakedown and why I feel much of the media attention and early analysis has been exaggerated.
We kick off the first episode of the year by diving into the challenges, expectations, and immense pressure Ferrari faces as the 2026 Formula One season approaches. With only months to go before the first race, Ferrari f
We’ve finally reached the end of the 2025 Formula One season — and what a finale it was. With a changing of the guard in the sport, Lando Norris has officially been crowned the 2025 World Drivers’ Champion. Even though t
It’s been a few days since the Qatar GP heart attack — and honestly, this just doesn’t seem to be McLaren’s track. Even with a car that should dominate here, they somehow manage to make things difficult… but hey, they su
Brazil delivers once more: pure chaos, drama, and mayhem at every turn. Another unforgettable São Paulo weekend that had teams and drivers riding a rollercoaster of emotions. Here are the highlights: 🔴 Ferrari flops har
Fashionably late as always, but here we are, diving into the last two incredible F1 weekends that delivered unforgettable moments and standout performances from some of the best drivers on the grid. Lando Norris now lead
Fates seem to have finally been sealed for several teams at the Singapore GP. With McLaren securing back-to-back wins and closing in on the Constructors’ Championship, Red Bull resolving their issues to give Max Verstapp
Baku once again proved why it’s one of the most unpredictable street circuits on the Formula 1 calendar. This year’s Azerbaijan GP had it all—chaos, heartbreak, and unforgettable moments. McLaren and Ferrari endured a ni
Formula One has officially crossed the halfway mark of the 2025 season. Before the summer break and after, plenty of drama has unfolded on track and off it. In this episode, I share my personal take on how the teams have
The Austrian GP will always be a favorite for both fans and drivers — a track where pure talent shines. Lando, Max, and Charles have all delivered standout performances here in the past, and this year was no different… f
The 2025 Canadian Grand Prix delivered yet another major shake-up in this wild F1 season. Mercedes bounced back in a big way, with George Russell taking their first win of the year and rookie Kimi Antonelli securing his
The Spanish GP brought the heat — and not just from the Catalan sun. With dramatic crashes, chaotic strategy calls, and on-track aggression, this was easily the most intense showdown of the season so far. Despite new fle
The Monaco GP 2025 was expected to shake up tradition with new regulations, including a mandatory two-pit-stop rule aimed at spicing up the show. Instead, what fans got was a strategic shuffle that fell short of firework
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