In the new episode – not only about what happened, but also about what it might mean for the rest of the season.
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VIDEO: Speed Formula | Ep 33 – Q&A | Rumors | Contracts | Last Zandvoort
Speed Formula | Ep 33 – Q&A | Rumors | Contracts | Last Zandvoort
Among the most interesting topics:
- Is Red Bull’s true place only P4? What remains of the team’s capability when Max Verstappen is removed from the equation?
- One of Verstappen’s rarest mistakes in recent years. What could have caused the unusual Dutch crash in Zandvoort?
- Kimi Antonelli’s progress: the young Italian is not only fast – he is increasingly creating results on the track himself.
- Mercedes’ weak spot? Why does the car look very competitive at the start of the race but loses pace as the car gets lighter?
- Norris and McLaren: two wins that might not have happened – is the team simply making the best use of rivals’ mistakes?
- The Ferrari paradox: perhaps having one of the fastest cars, but still unable to realize its full potential.
- Hamilton versus Ferrari – still? Why even after obvious progress, the seven-time champion and the team’s mutual “polishing” is not over yet?
- Verstappen’s contract: the most important thing is not how long it is signed for, but what conditions Max negotiated.
- Lawson, Hadjar, and Tsunoda: an unexpected reshuffle showed what Red Bull really thinks about its drivers.
- Aston Martin + Honda: the first serious signs of progress, but when can this project realistically start fighting at the front?
- What to expect in Monza? Zandvoort’s results can be deceptive – in Italy, the balance of power might flip and again raise Mercedes and Red Bull.
- The biggest “what if…?” in modern F1. Why the answer is Robert Kubica?
- And finally – a journey through Italy’s Motor Valley, from Ferrari and Lamborghini to Pagani, Maserati, and Ducati, and a discussion about why Italians dictated car design trends for decades.
All this – in the latest episode of Speed Formula.
