Get ready for a thrilling ride on the latest episode of Lights Out! In Episode 12 - Underrated Drivers Past & Present, hosts Will and Sam dive deep into the world of Formula 1 to uncover the unsung heroes of the sport. Connect with the hosts on Twitter and follow their Instagram account for more updates. Share the podcast with friends who share your love for F1. Remember to subscribe to Lights Out and leave a review on your favorite podcast platform. Ferrari are also looked at it after a dismal performance this weekend. With a keen eye on George Russell's performance and a touch of humour involving Shakira, they provide insights into the intriguing dynamics at Mercedes.
They analyse the impact of upgrades, Lewis Hamilton's hints at challenging Red Bull, and the anticipation surrounding his upcoming contract renewal. Moving on to other teams, the hosts delve into Mercedes' recent resurgence and the positive vibes within the team. From track limit penalties to the consistency of Max's wins, they dissect every aspect of Red Bull's triumphs and speculate on the possibility of a winning streak.
Sam and Will explore the idea of Max playing his own games to combat boredom and examine the impressive gap between Red Bull and the competition. The season-finale in Abu Dhabi is set for a 13:00 UK start.įor the full rundown of what time F1 races start in 2023, check out the complete timetable below.Max Verstappen's unstoppable form has left everyone in awe, and even penalties wouldn't have hindered his victory at the 2023 Spanish Grand Prix. Lights out in Vegas is planned for a 06:00 UK start time on Sunday morning, but due to the time differences involved, it will be a 22:00 local start in Nevada - in prime time. The final and third Grand Prix on American soil is in Las Vegas on November 18th - a Saturday night and the first race not held on a Sunday since the 1985 South African Grand Prix. There are also set to be three Grands Prix in America, with Miami set for a 20:30 UK start and the United States Grand Prix at Austin 20:00 UK. Races in Europe will begin at 14:00 local CET time throughout the season, with the exception of the British Grand Prix, which is a 15:00 start.Įvents in Australia and Japan are both set to be early starts for those in Europe or America with 06:00 UK starts scheduled. The season-opener in Bahrain is on March 5th, with lights out planned for 15:00 UK time, or 12:00 Eastern Time.
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