MorrisF1

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Hello everyone, and welcome to the third Undercutters podcast hosted by me, Morris. The Top 10 Memorable Moments of F1 2024 will be the last podcast of this year, and the last looking back at the 2024 season. The next one I plan to do is considering driver pairings for 2025 and who will come out on top in the various teams. If you want to get in touch with feedback then you can find me on Twitter at MorrisF1 or you can comment at morrisf1.blogspot.com. The blog is where I’ll put up any graphics related to the various podcasts, but as there will be fewer stats and more opinion here than previously there will be fewer graphs for this particular episode. I want to stress that these moments are not in any sort of order, and include both good and bad examples of things that really stuck in my mind. We’ve been lucky with F1 in 2024, and there were plenty of contenders for the top 10. We’re going to kick off in Italy. Moment 1 Ferrari Outwit McLaren in Monza Ferrari strategy can often lead t...

Hello everyone, and welcome to the second Undercutters podcast hosted by me, Morris. Today we’ll be reviewing the tightly contested battle for 6th between RB, Haas, and Alpine. I also want to add that, as I’m just starting, I’m playing around with how these podcasts will work. The first episode was very scripted, this one is going to be much less so, I’ve made some notes on stats and facts, with a few bullet points so I stay on-topic, but otherwise apart from this intro and the end I’ll be talking in a much more free flowing way. Do let me know if you prefer one or the other. On Twitter I’m MorrisF1 or you can comment at morrisf1.blogspot.com. As with the first episode I’ll also be uploading the script, or transcript, in this case and putting up a number of graphs related to the content. But before we consider RB, Haas, and Alpine and how their fortunes varied as the season waxed and waned I want to briefly look at the other three teams. Those are Aston Martin, Williams, and Sauber. A...