This week in Formula 1, the Lando-stans in the Lando-stands (and possibly also in the stewards room) hoped to celebrate a home grand prix at Silverstone. A wet race did create a final destination situation for the rookies, but added a pleasing degree of randomness to proceedings. In F2, Alex ‘Doona’ got his championship fight back on track and it was Browning’s turn to bully Martins this week. In Indycar at mid-Ohio, we saw more inevitable things: Palou dominating, Dixon fuel saving, Colton Herta having a bad pit stop, and Ferrucci being a menace, but we did finally end up with a new winner.

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In this bonus episode, we discuss the F1 movie. We focus on the bits that made us laugh and the bits that made us cringe. Contains spoilers from the start.

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This week we cover the F1 from Austria, where we saw Lando dominate FP2, FP3, and Qualifying, thereby putting himself in prime bottling territory for the race. We also saw Carlos and Max demonstrate their precognitive powers by deeming their cars undrivable. Emma jumps back on the Liam hype-train, while also getting off the Yuki train, and briefly off then back onto the Kimi train. Peter, meanwhile, jumps on the McLaren conspiracy train, as Oscar almost violates the sacred Papaya Rules. In F2, old man Richard Verschoor had a good weekend, Pepe Marti made his case for best Red Bull Junior, and Gorden Bennett, we saw John Bennett on sprint pole. However, it’s Alex Dunne who continues to be the main character of F2, despite not having the best time on track.

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