The Winter Apex Podcast Ep 10: Monaco Penalty Madness

Welcome back Winter Apex fans! What a wild race in Monaco. A race that shows truly anything can happen.Michael breaks it all down and gives his reaction on the race in the principality.Keep an eye out later this week for another episode previewing the Spanish Grand Prix at Barcelona de Catalunya! Also this weekend: The World Endurance Championship returns to France for the 24 Hours of Le Mans, Michael provides a brief overview and a tip for a good streaming option for the race!

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