Hosted by Bridgette & Monica · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 65 episodes
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Bridgette & Monica hosts Mode Push: The F1 Podcast, a sports show with 65 episodes published.
It’s the end of the longest season of F1 yet and we’re going full Formula Wrapped. MVPs, favorite moments, biggest surprises, and the storylines that actually defined the season. We finally crack the McLaren mystery of w
Lando’s comeback is giving redemption arc energy, and the momentum shift is real. Meanwhile, Mercedes is storming back into the fight for 2nd in the constructors. Will Ferrari hold on? Or do all roads lead back to the Ve
Oscar Piastri looked unstoppable at Zandvoort, giving off some low key WDC energy. Meanwhile, Hadjar locks in Rookie of the Year with a heartwarming podium, and Antonelli and Lawson are racking up penalties (and travel b
Oscar Piastri RETURNS at Spa looking like a WDC if we’ve ever seen one. The McLaren drama/dominance continues, and it looks like we’re officially entering our Max Verstappen fan era? We unpack how the most dominant drive
Christian Horner is OUT — and the F1 world may never be the same. We break down what finally pushed Red Bull to act, how long this has really been brewing, and what it means for the team’s future. Is Max headed to Merced
We have to talk about the man of the hour — and depending on the hour, that’s either Oscar Piastri exuding dominance , or Lewis Hamilton, who slayed Met Gala hosting just hours after a brutal weekend on track. Is the sea
Three races, a new driver’s championship favorite, and LOTS of rumors — it’s been a busy month in F1. We talk about the changing of the tide at McLaren and what Papaya Rules 2.0 should look like in the reign of Piastri.
We are only two races in and 2025 already looks like it’s going to be a wild season in F1 . McLaren’s dominance is clear but which driver will take the top step before team orders descend? And while they’re duking it out
Preseason testing in Bahrain is over, sandbagging and all, and there are vastly different strategies for this season 1) ahead of the new regs next year and 2) with 6 rookies on the grid. After unpacking that, we dive int
There are SIX(ish) rookies on the grid, after a year with no change. Even the ones we thought we knew, we didn’t really know. This cohort of Gen Z frenemies brings new drama: Doohan’s seat is already up for grabs and the
McLaren takes it to the wire but wins the constructors championship for the first time since ’98! Charles is emo but Sainz stays classy. We look at the final race, the winners and losers and the implications for next yea
Max isn’t having any fun, but we are! Austin and Mexico City felt like two ends of the same race. We saw Ferrari’s dominance and a Max v. Lando tiff turned into 25 seconds of penalties. To quote the Great George Russell,
We’re still emotional about Danny’s goodbye fastest lap, as is Zak Brown it seems! McLaren pulls further away in the constructor’s championship and Lando laid down a dominant message in his bid for the driver’s. Meanwhil
Piastri and Leclerc drove their hearts out in Baku and McLaren reclaimed the top of the constructors chart for the first time in a decade. Also, George Russell was there: the king of the accidental podiums rounded out th
Break out those red hats because Ferrari won at Monza! And more impressively, no one saw it coming including them! We were emotional during the ceremony while the Tifosi roared and Oscar unleashed his inner Max. Which is
We are *back* from summer break and things are *spicy*. Will McLaren steal the constructors championship and become dominant? Is Mercedes all smoke and mirrors? This season feels like anything could happen so we kick thi
LEWIS. WON. We pull apart the steps that led to the season's most emotional race ending yet, as Lewis found his way back to the top step at his home race. That moment also marked Merc's second straight win. Given that an
Montreal did not disappoint! This was anyone's race and the most action per second we've seen since... 2021?! Did Red Bull win the race or did McLaren / Mercedes lose it? Which is to say, welcome back Mercedes! We relish
The Monaco curse has been broken! Charles drove the "parade" of a race all the way to the top step with an incredibly emotional last couple of laps. Yes, we are gushing, but that was the goosebumps-heartstrings-feel good
Miami was actually about the racing! Homeboy Logan delivered the safety car needed to spice things up and Lando brought home his maiden win! There were tears, F-bombs and lots of Zak Brown fist pumps. We talk through the
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