Hey guys Spanors here. This is not even our midweek show. It's not our Canadian Grand Prix

Race Review. The F1 bosses have dropped the F1 2026 calendar and I'm going to be responding to it.

I'm your host Richard Reddy, but my friends call me Spaners. So let's be friends. I've joined here

by somewhat of an expert really when it comes to scheduling and tracks and

venues. We've got Chris Stevens joining us. Hello, Chris. Hello, Spaners. You don't

normally get to talk with the music under you. Do a We Live F1. Quick, quick, quick.

We love F1.

Took too long. No, that's not even the line. It's we live F1.

It's all right.

We've only been, we've only been on Miss Apex for nine years.

Chris Stevens, TNT TV commentator, actual TV motorsport commentator, gracing us with your presence.

Hello, Chris.

Yeah.

It's quite good. Pretty wild year. Do you remember when we

said about 18 months ago, Chris, let's lose a bunch of weight. And then if we get skinny,

they'll put us on TV and they put you on TV. So well done you. I must still be fat. Anyway,

we've got 2026 has been announced. And actually, it surprised me because I'm sure there used to be times where we'd be going into the winter, not quite knowing exactly where the calendar's going. But they've announced it nice and early. There's a couple of surprises on there. There's a couple of common sense things. And there's a couple of, huh? Why did they do that? So let's start with the headline for me.

There's a couple of headlines. There's a clash with Indy. Monaco's move to avoid that. Canada now

clashes directly with the Indy 500. But for me, the big news is that the Barcelona circuit,

circuit to Catalonia, survives, Chris. It survives the cull.

And it's funny because I happened to be in Barcelona

at the circuit at the end of last year

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