Ep 32: Crashgate at Singapore
52m
The boys talk dream cars, what super car feels like a ford taurus, and dig into Singapore’s biggest controversy.
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The Fast Ones is a weekly Formula 1 podcast for fans who want real insight without pretending this sport makes any sense.We break down every race weekend — from strategy disasters and steward decisions to championship swings and teammate rivalries — all with a healthy mix of analysis, sarcasm, and occasional loss of composure.Whether it’s Mercedes and Ferrari turning teammates into enemies, Max Verstappen quietly lurking in the title fight, or Haas somehow stealing the spotlight, nothing is off-limits and nobody is safe.We’ll make predictions we fully intend to stand by (until we don’t), call out the nonsense when we see it, and occasionally wander off into motorsport tangents, IndyCar debates, and whatever else feels relevant in the moment.If you love F1 but don’t need another robotic recap — welcome in.
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