Join Spanners and the usual crew tonight at 7:30pm (UK) as they record Missed Apex Podcast.
This week special guest Matthew Somers (@somersf1) from Motorsport.com will be chatting tech plus the Monaco GP preview.
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The Judge, a nom de plume of an experienced F1 journalist and site founder with long-standing sources across the paddock. With over 30 years of experience in Formula 1 as an insider journalist, I have built trusted connections across the paddock, from race engineers and mechanics to senior team figures. At The Judge 13, I and a handful of trusted colleagues share exclusive Formula 1 news, expert analysis and behind-the-scenes stories you will not find in mainstream motorsport media.
Just a suggestion box idea judge but some folks like myself don’t get time to listen to the podcast so is there a transcript of the evening available?
Best let Spanners answer that. Next best thing to do is join the Facebook group as often podcast topics get discussed there
There is absolutely no way I have the talent or time to do that. Sorry. The beauty of podcasts is you listen while doing other things. Mowing the lawn, Driving etc. I listen while the wife is talking to me. (Don’t forget to nod occasionally).
Maybe a court stenographer is needed 😉 thought it was a long shot.i fully agree with the podcasts,i need to catch-up with the world but the better half stamps her feet if I disturb her soaps and at my age if I walk around with headphones I get people shouting as I look like a doddering oap with hearing aids
Someone in last week’s show actually said that today’s F1 cars are the most powerful cars F1 has ever had. Do they not read TheJudge13? https://thejudge13.com/2013/06/19/f1-features-the-formula-1-turbo-era-part-3-the-cars/ 1,500 hp in 1986 trumps all of the engines on the grid.
Maybe they meant fastest. Find out who said it so I can humiliate them.