Inside Line F1 Podcast: 10 Awesome Reasons To Follow F1 In 2016
Thank GOD for a phenomenal 2016 Australian Grand Prix - a race which saw a lethal mix of action, suspense and tyre strategy, ingredients that Formula 1 races have recently been lacking.
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Thank GOD for a phenomenal 2016 Australian Grand Prix - a race which saw a lethal mix of action, suspense and tyre strategy, ingredients that Formula 1 races have recently been lacking.
After the qualifying debacle, fans we were wondering if the 2016 Formula 1 Season would be worth their time at all. So in this week's episode of The Inside Line, Mithila and Kunal give you 10 awesome reasons to follow Formula 1 in 2016.
We talk about the most intense team-mate battle (not Rosberg vs. Hamilton), the new opportunity for tyre strategy, why drivers will now be buying post-it notes and finally, why Max Verstappen will be the next multiple World Champion.
Tune in!
Last Updated on March 23, 2016
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