EPISODE · Oct 6, 2025 · 42 MIN
Ep47: After the Singapore Grand Prix, there can be no more ‘Mr Nice Guy’
from Away We Go Podcast
McLaren might have sewn up the Constructor’s Championship in Singapore on the weekend, but the race has left fans fuming at the inconsistent ‘Papaya Rules’. George Russell was dominant and won convincingly, Fernando Alonso was awarded ‘Driver of the Day, and Carlos Sainz made up 10 places to finish in the points, but all of that was overshadowed with what happened on lap 1 between the McLaren teammates. Australian and leader of the F1 World Drivers Standings, Oscar Piastri, copped a pretty hard bump from his teammate Lando Norris during a brazen overtake move. Deemed a first lap incident, which Di and Mon don’t disagree with, but they have A LOT to say about how the team is not taking charge. There’s no denying that McLaren is not protecting their leading driver in the championship. Singapore as a destination has so much to offer tourists from high tech attractions and modern art to great shopping if you know where to go, and cheap, delicious food. #SingaporeGP #Singapore #SingaporeF1 #SingaporeanGrandPrix #OscarPiastri #LandoNorris #papayarules #mclaren #MaxVerstappen Send us a textSupport the showYou’ll find more photos and videos on the And Away We Go F1 Podcast social media channels:YouTube | Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn | TikTokHelp shape the future of the podcast. I’d love your feedback in this 2-minute survey and you can remain anonymous:https://forms.gle/k9tYuwsf7xg2ooSp6Or drop us a line at [email protected] support means the world to us - please rate and review our show on your favourite podcast listening app, we might even read out your review next episode.#Formula1 #F1 #F1podcast #Formula1podcast #FormulaOne #bestf1podcast #australianF1podcast #femalef1podcast #femaleF1podcasthosts
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McLaren might have sewn up the Constructor’s Championship in Singapore on the weekend, but the race has left fans fuming at the inconsistent ‘Papaya Rules’. George Russell was dominant and won convincingly, Fernando Alonso was awarded ‘Driver of the Day, and Carlos Sainz made up 10 places to finish in the points, but all of that was overshadowed with what happened on lap 1 between the McLaren teammates. Australian and leader of the F1 World Drivers Standings, Oscar Piastri, copp...
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