The Winter Apex Podcast: A New Era for Formula 1

With the biggest change of regulations in the history of Formula 1, a new era begins with the Australian Grand Prix. This week; Michael goes into the new regulations, key terms, and schedule for the first race week of the year! Also, stick around for Michael's season predictions for the year. Come back next time for the first post race re-cap of the 2026 season, Netflix's Drive to Survive review and more! Make sure to check The Winter Apex Podcast Instagram page for updates throughout the week!

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