Bahrain GP 2024: Not the expected start

EPISODE · Mar 3, 2024 · 20 MIN

Bahrain GP 2024: Not the expected start

from F1rst: An F1 Podcast · host PT

Alright folks, the wait is over! The Formula 1 season is back in action after the winter break, and boy, am I excited to dive into the action-packed world of racing once again. Let's kick things off with a closer look at the Bahrain Grand Prix, where my first analysis and review of the year unfolds. Now, straight out of the gate, it's clear that things didn't go exactly as planned for Charles and the Ferrari team. But hold the phone – Carlos Sainz, he really stepped up to the plate. Bagging Ferrari's first podium of the year and stacking up those crucial points, he's got everyone talking. But here's the kicker: does this shake up the decision to bring in Lewis Hamilton for 2025, letting go of Carlos? I've got my own take on this, and I'm looking forward to sharing it with you all. So, buckle up, folks! Let's dissect this Bahrain GP and the bigger picture for Ferrari. Join me in this conversation, because I want to hear your thoughts too. It's going to be one heck of a ride this season, and I'm ready to dive in headfirst. Music credit: "⁠⁠The Podcast Intro⁠⁠" by Music Unlimited

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