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Hello, welcome to the Ringer F-1 show, part of the Ringer podcast Network. I am your host, Megan Schuster, and we are here with a special

episode in honor of this year's Drivers' Championship Fight. As it stands currently, Landon Norris holds a 24-point lead

over teammate Oscar Piastri and a 49 point lead over Max for Stappen. There are three races left in this

season, though, plus one sprint, which means there's still a lot to play

for, and that is evidenced by what we have seen in some historic F1 championship races. So Spaners

and I decided to comb back through the closest title battles of the last 30-ish years and uncover

some lessons that McLaren, Red Bull, and these drivers can learn from those past fights.

Spanners, hello.

Thank you for doing this with me.

No, it's fine.

I mean, not the hardest day of my life the other day doing quote unquote research,

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