Hungarian Grand Prix Recap

The Ringer F1 Show

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4.3 • 673 Ratings

🗓️ 22 July 2024

⏱️ 65 minutes

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Summary

Meg and Spanners are back to break down the dramatic Hungarian Grand Prix! First, they must talk about potentially the best radio day in Formula One history with McClaren’s feud between Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri (14:37). They discuss the what if’s of the race had Norris followed team instructions earlier (14:37), as well as an awkward post-race and cool down room celebrating Piastri’s victory (18:10). They talk about Verstappen’s childlike arguments on the radio after he was up late sim racing (24:16) and their thoughts on the Red Bull strategy (28:58). They discuss the Verstappen interview that has since been taken down on Red Bulletin, as it was poorly timed after his crash with Hamilton (39:10), and a dismal future for Sergio Perez on Red Bull (45:16). Finally, they talk about the announcement that Magnussen will not be on Haas next year (51:47) and the Williams rumor that they will get rid of Sargeant for Ocon (54:56). Host: Megan Schuster Guest: Spanners Ready Producer: Olivia Crerie Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:50.4	Hello, welcome to the Ringer F1 show part of the Ringer Podcast Network.
0:54.5	I am your host, Megan Schuster, and we are here to talk about the 2024 Hungarian Grand Prix.
0:59.7	Oscar Piatry wins his first career race.
1:02.5	Lando Norris takes a controversial second place, and Lewis Hamilton finishes third.
1:07.6	Riding out the rest of the top ten are Charles LeClair, Max Rastappen, for the moment.
1:12.0	He is meeting with the stewards in a bit to discuss a collision with Lewis Hamilton, so TBD
1:16.3	on that. Carlos Seines, Sergio Perez, George Russell, Yuki Sanoda, and Lance Stroll.
1:22.0	We have a ton to talk about today from some intra-team drama to some frantic radio messages to various
1:30.3	potential collision penalties and joining me to get into all of it is spanners ready spanners i'm not
1:36.9	sure i've ever been this excited to talk about a race with you because and you know why it's not
1:42.1	even the racing is it meg It's the storylines.
1:44.6	You always say to me, oh, what great storylines there were today.
1:49.8	And the biggest storyline is that a couple of people came across as turnips today.
1:55.3	So I am looking forward to, you know, as a content creator, there's going to be a lot of angry fans out there.
2:01.3	And it's not because there was bad racing or something bad happened to their driver.
2:05.4	But I think a lot of people get upset when there hasn't been a good showing from their driver
2:10.5	or they've not come across well.
2:12.1	And there's a couple of drivers that have come across, like I say, as turnips.
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