Esteban Ocon & Alex Jacques | Mexico City GP Preview | "A championship for the ages"
About this episode
The podcast dives into the thrilling late-season Formula One championship battle, focusing on Max Verstappen's remarkable comeback and the McLaren drivers' fight for the title. Commentator Alex Jakes shares insights from his new book 'Grid to Glory' and discusses the unique challenges of the Mexico City GP, including its high altitude. Esteban Ocon joins remotely to talk about his season, team dynamics, and surprising acting cameo. The hosts also reflect on the pressures drivers face, the excitement of rookie FP1 sessions, and the unpredictability that makes this F1 season so captivating.
Greg, Betty and Christian have a packed preview! Esteban Ocon dials in from Mexico to talk about his acting career, meet Christian's Dad's dog and also a bit of F1 chat. F1TV commentator Alex Jacques gives us his views on the title battle. And which of the rookies should we look out for in FP1?
Susie Wolff was on the podcast yesterday for an extended interview. Don't forget to check it out if you haven't already!
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