Inside Line F1 Podcast: New F1 Season, Old F1 Problems
This new Inside Line F1 Podcast episode talks about the new F1 season approaching and the same old problems seem to be weighing the sport down (again).
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Highlights
The new F1 season is approaching alright, but the same old problems seem to be weighing the sport down (again).
Sauber is struggling to pay salaries (again) and the probability of a single team dominating 2016 looms large (again). Alonso's age old problems continue (pun intended, again) and so does the midfield teams' struggle to make the most of their budgets (again).
In this episode of The Inside Line F1 Podcast, Mithila & Kunal tell you the real reason why Toto Wolff sold his final stake in Williams and why McLaren needs to fix the Azerbaijan GP.
Also, we dwell into 'driverless' cars and what if they are introduced in Formula 1. Lastly, here's why Kimi Raikkonen was the first driver EVER to test the 'halo' concept.
Tune in!
(Season 2016, Episode 06)
Last Updated on March 11, 2016
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