The Winter Apex Podcast: Everything’s Bigger in Texas

Winter Apex Fans! Welcome back to another episode of the show. We are FINALLY back in The United States with the U.S. Grand Prix from COTA in Austin! This week, Michael previews the weekend, covering the now finalized Mercedes deal with George Russell, the race for the best brakes next year and Lewis Hamilton’s new addition to the record books!Leave a comment below if you agree with either Zak Brown or Gunther Steiner on what to do regarding the championship fight between Lando and Oscar. Should the team leave it to them to fight it out or should McLaren back Oscar Piastri for the Drivers World Championship title?

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