In this chaotic episode, we throw F1 drivers into the weirdest hypothetical situations we could come up with — from zombie survival squads to shady pyramid schemes. It's a game of “This or That” meets total madness as we debate who’s thriving, who’s scheming, and who’s definitely getting eaten first. No team orders here—just hot takes, wild guesses, and way too much laughter.

Buckle up. It’s lights out and WTF time.

Christian Horner is out at Red Bull and the Formula 1 world just got a major shake-up. In this episode, we unpack the dramatic end of an era: what led to Horner’s firing, the power dynamics behind the scenes, and what this means for the team moving forward. Was this a long time coming, or a political play gone wrong? From paddock whispers to boardroom battles, we dive into everything you need to know about F1’s most shocking team principal exit in years.

Nico Hülkenberg is finally on the podium—and it couldn’t have happened at a more iconic venue than Silverstone.

In this episode, we dive into a thrilling British Grand Prix that gave fans everything: a home victory for Lando Norris, a heartbreaking near-miss for Oscar Piastri, and a long-overdue celebration for Hülkenberg.

Lando claimed the win in front of an electrified home crowd, but it wasn’t without pressure from Oscar—who was taken out of real contention by what can only be described as a completely unfair penalty.

And then there’s Hülkenberg: over a decade of grit finally rewarded with a standout drive and his first-ever Formula 1 podium after more than 200 race starts. We unpack how he pulled it off, what it means for Sauber, and why this moment might be one of the most emotional highlights of the entire season.

Strategy gambles, shifting conditions, and real championship stakes—Silverstone delivered.

McLaren’s dominance at the Austrian Grand Prix wasn’t a shock—it was a statement. In this episode of Motorsport Podcast, we break down how the Papaya squad executed a near-flawless weekend, from qualifying to the chequered flag.

We dig into Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri’s standout drives, how McLaren’s consistency is turning expectation into routine, and why Austria might just be the latest chapter in a season they’re controlling.

Plus, we look at who struggled to keep up, what this performance says about the team’s trajectory, and whether anyone can realistically challenge them in the upcoming rounds.

No chaos. No surprises. Just pure Papaya performance.

On June 11, 1955, motorsport was forever changed. What began as a world-class endurance race turned into the most catastrophic accident in racing history, killing over 80 spectators and driver Pierre Levegh in a matter of seconds. In this episode, we revisit the events leading up to the crash, the chaos that unfolded on the track, and the sweeping consequences that followed—from shaken nations to reformed racing standards. This is not just the story of a race gone wrong—it's the story of how speed, spectacle, and tragedy collided on one fateful day in Le Mans.

In this episode, we dive into the Canadian Grand Prix where George Russell delivered a masterclass performance to claim a well-deserved P1. But just when you thought the story was all about George’s triumph, Lando had other plans—stealing the spotlight with a dramatic on-track collision with Oscar. We break down the race, the tension within McLaren, and what this means for their rivalry going forward. Buckle up for a rollercoaster of speed, strategy, and sibling-style sibling rivalry.

Grab your poncho and your stopwatch, because we're heading back to the soaking streets of Monte Carlo for one of the most chaotic, controversial, and career-launching races in F1 history. In this episode, we relive the 1984 Monaco Grand Prix — where a young, fearless Ayrton Senna drove like Poseidon possessed... only to be red-flagged just as he was about to make history. Was it for safety? Strategy? Or a sneaky French conspiracy? (Spoiler: maybe all three.)

Then, in our bonus segment, we dive into the ultimate hypothetical: which backmarker from F1’s past should host a podcast called The Back of the Pack? We pitch our top pick to bring you tales from the tail end — dodging blue flags, avoiding team politics, and always somehow finishing 17th with style.

In this episode, we unpack the chaos from the Spanish Grand Prix — where Max Verstappen apparently decided the best way to bond with George Russell was by giving his sidepod a love tap at high speed. Was it a racing incident? A friendship bracelet gone wrong? Or just Max being Max?

We break down the race weekend, the incident everyone’s talking about, and how the rest of the grid fared while the front-runners played bumper cars. Plus: strategy talk, surprising performances, and your weekly dose of F1 drama, sarcasm, and speculation.