The Winter Apex Podcast: A New Era Has Begun

Welcome back to the show! Thats right, no typo, a new era has begun; Welcome to The Winter Apex Podcast! A new look to the show, but the same great content as always. This week, Michael goes through the Dutch Grand Prix where Oscar Piastri has now extended his lead in the Formula 1 World Championship, Cadillac has finalized their 2026 driver lineup and more. Moving forward, the episodes will be available earlier in the week allowing for more race analysis, guest appearances and technical analysis in the episodes! Sit back, strap in and enjoy this weeks episode. As always, we are on Spotify under The Winter Apex Podcast if you want to watch the video version. Also, check out our Instagram @thewinterapexpodcast. If there are specific stories you want to see featured in the show leave a comment!

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