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EPISODE · Mar 21, 2026 · 1H 13M

China GP Shocker: Kimi Antonelli’s Historic Win + Ferrari Momentum & Japan GP Predictions

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The 2026 Chinese Grand Prix delivered one of the most unforgettable race weekends of the season—and we’re breaking it all down.From Kimi Antonelli making history as the youngest pole-sitter and race winner, to a dominant Mercedes 1–2 finish alongside George Russell, this race had everything: strategy, chaos, and major momentum shifts.We dive into:Antonelli’s record-breaking weekend and what it means for the future of F1Lewis Hamilton’s first Ferrari podium and his battle with Charles LeclercMcLaren’s shocking double DNS and a weekend full of DNFsEmotional highs (hello, Ferrari and Mercedes) and heartbreaking moments across the gridStandout sportsmanship moments that reminded us why we love this sportPlus, we unpack:Ferrari strategy struggles (aka Scuderia Shenanigans 👀)Rookie breakthroughs like Franco Colapinto scoring his first pointsThe chaos behind the scenes in “Spill the Grid”Our bold predictions for the Japanese Grand Prix at SuzukaIs Ferrari finally turning a corner? Can Antonelli keep the momentum? And will Suzuka finally deliver the action fans have been waiting for?Buckle up—this one’s a ride.

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