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EPISODE · Jan 20, 2026 · 58 MIN

The Winter Apex Podcast: What Are The Papaya Rules?

from MET Radio Denver

Welcome back to the Winter Apex Podcast! This week, Michael goes through the Singapore Grand Prix at Marina Bay. Where McLaren secured their first back to back Constructor World Championship Title since 1990. With that though, the McLaren drivers seem to be getting more fierce in their respective fights for a first Drivers World Championship title. With analysis on the opening lap incident it leaves a question, what are the Papaya Rules at McLaren? Next time; the U.S. Grand Prix warmup heading into Austin!

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