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The Ringer F1 Show

The Ringer F1 Show

The Ringer 214 Episodes Oct 14, 2026

Your pit stop for everything Formula 1. Find Megan Schuster and expert guests from around the world every Wednesday and Sunday covering the 22 Grand Prix events and news.

Episodes

F1 Returns to Africa, Horner's Exit, Kimi's Track Limits, and More!
F1 Returns to Africa, Horner's Exit, Kimi's Track Limits, and More! Oct 14, 2026 4269 Meg and Spanners use Formula One’s first off week in nearly a month to examine the sport’s announced return to Africa, including the ambitious new circuit outside Kigali and the funding, infrastructure, and racing-design questions surrounding the project. They also debate the planned return of V8 engines in 2030, Christian Horner’s latest comments on his Red Bull exit and future in F1, Williams’s
2026 Singapore Grand Prix Review
2026 Singapore Grand Prix Review Oct 11, 2026 4203 Megan and Spanners get together to share their instant reactions to Max Verstappen’s victory in the 2026 Singapore Grand Prix. They talk about Ferrari’s confusing strategy during the race, detail Verstappen’s track prowess, and debate the possibility of Mercedes holding back its own drivers. They end the pod by breaking down the qualifying Singapore sprint race, discussing the Kim Kardashian–Marti
Previewing the 2026 Singapore Grand Prix
Previewing the 2026 Singapore Grand Prix Oct 7, 2026 3704 Meg and Spanners preview the Singapore Grand Prix. They also unpack Mercedes’s struggles with their latest upgrades, George Russell’s continued tough season, new McLaren financials, the potential for a Rwanda Grand Prix in 2030, and more!(00:00) Intro(02:55) Mercedes still perplexed by latest upgrade(09:05) George Russell’s season of tough luck continues(15:52) Rwanda Grand Prix in 2030?(26:10) Ne
Reviewing the 2026 Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia
Reviewing the 2026 Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia Oct 4, 2026 4061 Megan Schuster and Spanners break down the rain-soaked, delay-filled 2026 Bahrain Grand Prix at Sepang, where Max Verstappen earned his first victory of the season ahead of Kimi Antonelli and Lewis Hamilton. They examine the FIA software failure that forced a lengthy restart, the grid’s split wet-tire gamble, Ferrari’s costly strategy decisions, Hamilton’s improbable recovery from 15th to the podi
Previewing the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia
Previewing the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia Oct 1, 2026 4099 Meg and Spanners preview the unconventional 2026 Bahrain Grand Prix at Malaysia’s Sepang International Circuit, breaking down the returning track’s long straights, heavy braking zones, punishing heat, and potential for sudden rain. They also unpack Ferrari’s latest turmoil, from Charles Leclerc’s accidental engine reveal and the Christian Horner rumors to the ominous vote of confidence in Fred Vas
2026 Azerbaijan Grand Prix Review
2026 Azerbaijan Grand Prix Review Sep 26, 2026 3849 Meg and Spanners break down the 2026 Azerbaijan Grand Prix, where George Russell capped a dominant weekend with a lights-to-flag victory ahead of Max Verstappen and Isack Hadjar. They debate Red Bull’s reluctance to release Hadjar despite his pace, Kimi Antonelli’s championship setback, and the safety car restart chaos sparked by Franco Colapinto’s collision with Pierre Gasly and Lando Norris, bef
Previewing the 2026 Azerbaijan Grand Prix
Previewing the 2026 Azerbaijan Grand Prix Sep 23, 2026 3808 Meg and Spanners preview the 2026 Azerbaijan Grand Prix, examining Baku’s narrow castle section, enormous main straight, and potential to produce either safety-car chaos or a processional one-stop race. They also discuss Isack Hadjar’s Red Bull extension, McLaren’s controversial logo redesign, Max Verstappen’s 100-driver karting challenge, the addition of a Monaco sprint, and Ferrari’s efforts to
What Makes a Great F1 Track
What Makes a Great F1 Track Sep 16, 2026 4079 Meg and Spanners use Madring’s disastrous, overtaking-starved debut as a springboard to examine what makes a truly great Formula One circuit. They discuss the importance of flow, character, challenging and raceable corners, runoff and track-limits enforcement, how modern aerodynamics can undermine classic tracks, and the tension between creating an impressive live venue and compelling racing for v
2026 Spanish Grand Prix Review
2026 Spanish Grand Prix Review Sep 13, 2026 4224 Meg Schuster and Spanners break down the inaugural 2026 Spanish Grand Prix at the Madring, where Kimi Antonelli claimed the victory ahead of Max Verstappen and Lando Norris. They dive into the new circuit’s lack of overtaking, examine McLaren’s costly decision to pit Norris after the virtual safety car ended and Mercedes’s baffling strategy for George Russell, and debate whether Antonelli should h
News and Previewing the Spanish Grand Prix
News and Previewing the Spanish Grand Prix Sep 9, 2026 3644 Meg and Spanners preview Formula 1’s first Spanish Grand Prix at Madrid’s new Madring circuit, examining its tight 22-turn layout, extreme banking and alarming potential for chaos after an F3 test produced 19 red flags. They also unpack Ferrari’s escalating fallout from Monza, including Lewis Hamilton’s frustration with the team, Charles Leclerc’s fitness, and mounting pressure on Fred Vasseur.(00
2026 Italian Grand Prix Review
2026 Italian Grand Prix Review Sep 6, 2026 4474 Meg Schuster and Spanners break down a dramatic 2026 Italian Grand Prix, where Kimi Antonelli charged from 19th to claim a historic home victory ahead of George Russell and Max Verstappen. On Spanners’s birthday, which may have been ruined by Ferrari’s nightmare afternoon, they examine Charles Leclerc’s crash and clash with Lewis Hamilton, the team’s baffling strategy decisions, McLaren’s uneven w
Previewing the Italian GP
Previewing the Italian GP Sep 2, 2026 3965 Meg and Spanners preview the 2026 Italian Grand Prix at Monza, examining Ferrari’s home-race pressure, Lewis Hamilton’s chances, Kimi Antonelli’s grid penalty, and Liam Lawson’s latest opportunity with Red Bull. They also discuss Lando Norris’s long-term McLaren extension, Franco Colapinto’s future at Alpine, Red Bull’s frustration with the FIA’s engine-development system, Ferrari’s Michael Schuma

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