You are listening to Miss Apex podcast. It's the silly non-canon Spaners stream. None of this counts.

Nothing's real. Don't worry. But I am going to talk about what we saw on Saturday, which was a practice session and the qualifying for the Monaco Grompre, 2026.

The first Monaco of this new regulation set.

And I was definitely looking forward to seeing, you know, can these new cars and regulations make Monaco more of a spectacle, make it more exciting.

Now, I have made my feelings clear about the Monaco Grand Prix and, you know, the gaslighting

around, it's the jewel in the crown, it's the best race.

I don't have any vendetta against it.

So there's no, I don't win if all the Monaco races are terrible.

If there's a great fun race, I'm very happy.

Don't think it undoes everything I've said before or makes that wrong.

And the qualifying session was entertaining TV.

So I've got some beefs with where the gas lighting has shifted.

So there has been some shifting.

However, yes, it was exciting in that there was a qualifying session with no real nailed-on winner.

In the end, you could argue that Antonelli,

the Antonelli being on poll is not a surprise because he's been absolutely on it. He has

inarguably the best machinery under him and his performing very well. So in a way, it's like, well, boring result

because it just is what you would think would happen.

Had it not been for all the Ferrari hype.

And through the practice sessions yesterday,

it certainly looked like it was real, right?

It looked like, yeah, the Ferrari hype train is true.

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