Controversy. Protest. Legacy.

In this episode, we revisit the 2019 Canadian Grand Prix — a race where the battle on track was fierce, but the final result came down to the stewards’ verdict. Sebastian Vettel crossed the line first, but Lewis Hamilton was awarded the win. What followed was one of the most memorable podium protests in modern F1.

We also celebrate the birthday of Luigi Fagioli — the oldest F1 winner in history — and rewind to 1968, when Bruce McLaren delivered his team’s very first Grand Prix victory.

🛑 Penalties, pioneers, and podium drama — June 9 has seen it all.

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On June 8th in F1 History — chaos at the pit exit, redemption for Robert Kubica, and the only victory for BMW Sauber.

We also revisit Ricciardo’s breakthrough in 2014 and pay tribute to Ludovico Scarfiotti.

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Montreal. 1998. A race red-flagged, a restart full of chaos, and a reigning champion under fire. Michael Schumacher took victory — but not without a penalty, a push, and plenty of debate.

Also in this episode:

🇨🇭 The Swiss dreamer who tried to build an F1 empire – Peter Monteverdi.

🇧🇪 Pedro Rodríguez’s fearless Spa win in 1970 — his last and greatest triumph.

From controversy in Canada to courage in the Ardennes, this one has it all.

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