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EPISODE · Aug 9, 2026 · 31 MIN

+0.070 F1 2026 Mid-Season Review Pt 2: Williams Regret & Newey's Gamble

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Part 2 of our F1 mid-season review — this time we're deep in the midfield, where the real chaos is happening. Carlos Sainz's move to Williams isn't going the way anyone expected, Racing Bulls are quietly outperforming expectations (and maybe helping Max more than people realize), and the Haas-Audi fight for P7 is getting genuinely tense.We also cover Cadillac's recurring brake fire issues, Aston Martin's Honda power unit compromises, and whether Adrian Newey's Hungary upgrades are the turning point that saves their season — plus the rumors swirling around Lawrence Stroll selling his shares.Did Sainz make the wrong call ignoring his father's advice to join Audi instead? Drop your take below.0:00 - The F1 Midfield Chaos Explained1:44 - Are Racing Bulls Faster Than Red Bull?3:29 - Did the Sister Team Help Max Verstappen?6:42 - Haas vs Audi: The Fight for P710:29 - Why Carlos Sainz Already Regrets Williams14:24 - Can Williams Escape Mercedes' Shadow?17:47 - Cadillac's Brake Fires & Technical Disasters23:18 - Adrian Newey & Aston Martin's Engine Nightmare27:57 - Aston Martin's Hungary Upgrades: A Turning Point?31:38 - Outro: Focusing on 2027

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