Party Mode Podcast

It's race week! Which is great news for everyone, unless you happen to drive for or work for Aston Martin. Will this nightmare end? Or have they written off 2026 already? Will Alonso walk? Plus, espressos at 11pm, Toy Story 5 chat and Matt's is getting a special massage. For Father's Day. It's not like that.

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LEWIS IS BACK. Again. But maybe for real. Will it stick? Will Leclerc recover or crumble? Can George do anything about his team-mate and ex-team mate pincer movement? All these questions and more answered. Plus Le Mans 24 hour chat and World Cup fever. And not a mention of home improvements...
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Monaco delivered a scintillating qualifying session, a strange race with many, many penalties and yet another win for Kimi. Plus, lots of Kim Kardashian. What's not to like? Well, not much, unless you're George Russell...
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Monaco is upon us and while the race isn't always amazing, qualifying is truly stunning to watch. Who will win? Who will be P10? These and many other qeustions are answered. Plus, Matt is home alone and excited (although an albino peacock might join him, who knows?), and Jethro is heading to Italy to drive hypercars made just around the corner from Ferrari...
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Montreal serves-up a truly classic GP that could have been even better had George's car not expired. The net result is a 19-year old is the strong favourite to now win the championship... whilst 41-yr old Lewis shows there's life in the old dog, yet. Plus - you'll all be relived to hear - Lance Stroll isn't about to retire any time soon
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