r/Formula1 Talks

Twitter Space, recorded on Saturday, February 25, 2023. Featuring EdSpencer99, Brrrake, AnilP228 and jeppe_olesen. Join the Reddit community, r/formula1, and follow us on Twitter

Twitter Space, recorded on Wednesday, February 8, 2023. Featuring AshVandelay, Brrrake, AnilP228 and jeppe_olesen. Join the Reddit community, r/formula1, and follow us on Twitter

We sit down with Lee Mathurin, formerly McLaren, and Blake Hinsey, formerly Red Bull and Force India, to talk about life in and around Formula 1, the whole Piastri situation, how to break in to working in F1 and we finally settle the age old debate about who knows more about F1: Engineering or garage staff. Lee, aka. f1flexer Lee spent almost 10 years working with McLaren through ups and downs, getting his start building the motorhomes but soon moving on to the race team as a Garage Technician and member of the pit crew. Lee left Formula 1 to join his now wife in Texas, where, when he's not deep in content creation, is handling the BBQ like a champ. Fun fact: Before getting in to F1, Lee was a Team GB athlete, throwing discus all over the place. Catch him on Twitter, Twitch and Instagram. Blake, aka. brrrake Blake, also a former paddock rat, who after having spent 10 years in Formula 1, first with Sahara Force India and then Red Bull Racing as a Trackside Performance Engineer, quit his job to become a full-time content creator and streamer. Blake now dishes out F1 nuggets on TikTok and streams regularly on Twitch. Catch him on Twitter, Twitch and TikTok. Join the Reddit community, r/formula1, and follow us on Twitter

We sit down with Matt to talk about his interesting ideas for DRS, Mercedes' bibs, we quiz him on his F1 knowledge and we may even get a fistpump along the way. All that and more, in this episode. Catch Matt on Twitter and read his work on Motorport.com Join the Reddit community, r/formula1, and follow us on Twitter

We sit down and chat with Luke Smith, F1 Journalist for Autosport.com. We finally get an answer to the age old question: Would he rather fight one Lewis Hamilton-sized duck, or 100 duck-sized Lewis Hamiltons? Along the way, we also talk about where Pierre Gasly might go after Alpha Tauri, if F1 is doing enough to become a sustainable sport, and we find out what former circuit Luke would like to see F1 return to. All that and more, in this episode. Catch Luke on Twitter and read his work on Autosport.com Join the Reddit community, r/formula1, and follow us on Twitter

We chat with Lando Norris of McLaren F1 to get answers to some of our communities burning questions. Would he rather fights 100 duck-sized Daniel Ricciardos or 1 Daniel Ricciardo sized duck? What's his opinion on the smash hit Let's Go Lando by The Pitstop Boys? And which F1 driver would win in a gokart race? These questions and more, in this episode of r/Formula1 Talks. Thank you to Lando and Team Quadrant for making this possible! Follow Lando: Instagram, Twitter, Website Follow Quadrant: Instagram, Twitter, Website Join the Reddit community, r/formula1, and follow us on Twitter

We sit down with Oscar Piastri - 2021 Formula 2 Champion and Alpine F1 Team Reserve Driver - to get his answers to our users' questions. Did he have to learn to drive upside down? And would he rather fight one Fernando Alonso sized duck, or 100 duck sized Fernando Alonsos? Thank you to the Australian GP and Oscar for making this happen! Follow Oscar: Instagram, Twitter, Website Follow the Australian GP: Instagram, Twitter, Website Join the community: r/formula1

We talk to two former Red Bull Racing staff, to hear their takes on bendy straws, Outrun II and if they'd rather fight one thousand Yuki-sized Maxes, or one Max-sized Yuki. Our guests are: Dan, aka. EngineMode11 Dan is a former Red Bull Racing Senior Systems Engineer, who spent six years with the team. He now works with Cisco, and spends his free time shitposting on twitter. He's also a father of three, bringing good vibes and Big Dad Energy. Catch him on Twitter, YouTube or Twitch. Blake, aka. brrrake Blake, also a former paddock rat, who after having spent 10 years in Formula 1, first with Sahara Force India and then Red Bull Racing as a Trackside Performance Engineer, quit his job to become a full-time content creator and streamer. Blake now dishes out F1 nuggets on TikTok and streams regularly on Twitch. Catch him on Twitter, Twitch and TikTok.