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A relaxed, unscripted podcast that begins with Formula 1 and opens the door to everything around it. Lights Out Let’s Chat is for new fans, longtime followers, and anyone who just enjoys a good conversation when the lights go out.
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Baku Is Coming—Can Anyone Stop Kimi Antonelli? (opens the original)
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Baku is coming — and Kimi Antonelli has made everybody else's championship fight very uncomfortable. After taking his eighth win of the season in Madrid, Antonelli heads to Azerbaijan with an 81-point championship lead over George Russell . To put that into perspective: Russell could win the next three Grands Prix while Kimi scored absolutely nothing and he'd still be six points behind. So... can anybody start closing the gap? In Episode 32 of Lights Out, Let's Chat , Michaela gets you ready for
Episode 31: Lando Had Madrid Won—Then Everything Changed (opens the original)
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Lando Norris was leading by more than six seconds—and within one lap, his Madrid Grand Prix was gone. Lando Norris looked set to win Formula 1's first race at Madring — until a perfectly timed VSC for Kimi Antonelli and a slow McLaren pit stop changed everything. Episode 31 breaks down Antonelli's eighth win, Lando's brutal Madrid heartbreak, Verstappen's podium, Ferrari's gamble, Hamilton's DNF, the new circuit, and why a Virtual Safety Car can completely flip an F1 race. Norris started from po
Episode 30: Antonelli Wins Monza From P19! Ferrari Heartbreak & Gasly’s Shock Pole (opens the original)
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Kimi Antonelli started his home Grand Prix from P19 . Fifty-three laps later, the 20-year-old championship leader was standing on the top step of the podium at Monza. Yeah. We need to talk about this one. In Episode 30 of Lights Out, Let’s Chat , Michaela breaks down an absolutely wild Italian Grand Prix weekend that somehow had everything: Pierre Gasly taking his first Formula 1 pole, Ferrari giving the Tifosi hope before everything unraveled, Max Verstappen fighting his way back onto the podiu
Antonelli Starts Last at Monza — Can the F1 Leader Fight Back? (opens the original)
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Kimi Antonelli is leading the F1 World Championship — and now he has to start his home Grand Prix from the back. Kimi Antonelli heads to his home Italian Grand Prix as the F1 championship leader — but a Mercedes power-unit penalty means he’ll start from the back. Michaela previews the Monza challenge, McLaren’s resurgence, Ferrari’s home-race pressure, Lando Norris’ new long-term contract and explains what Formula 1 stewards actually do. The Formula 1 championship leader is heading home to Monza
Episode 28: Lando Wins a Wild Zandvoort as Max Crashes & Mercedes Makes the Team-Order Call (opens the original)
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Lando won, Max didn’t even finish lap one, and Mercedes decided three championship points were important enough to tell George Russell to move over. Lando Norris closed out Zandvoort with a huge Dutch Grand Prix victory—but that was only one piece of an absolutely chaotic return from Formula 1’s summer break. Michaela breaks down the final scheduled Dutch Grand Prix from start to finish: George Russell’s sprint victory, Lando’s pole and comeback win, Kimi Antonelli fighting at the front, Mercede
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