Our 2025 Mexico City GP predictions
About this episode
Matt and Tommy dive into their predictions for the 2025 Mexico City Grand Prix, discussing potential surprises, flops, and podium finishes. They debate drivers like Max Verstappen, Lando Norris, Oscar Piastri, and Charles Leclerc, while also sharing fun family predictions and humorous banter. The episode blends serious analysis with lighthearted moments, including unique bets and a guest family member's picks. They also touch on track specifics like altitude and pit stop strategies, making this a lively preview of the upcoming race weekend.
Join us for a chaotic Predictions episode that features some of the most outrageous top three shouts we've heard in a good while! But how will the Championship look after another crucial weekend?
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