Fourth & Pole

Fourth & Pole

Two guys, two continents, zero patience for boring race recaps. Andre Dixon (London) and Tyrell Lisson (Toronto), break down F1's biggest debates — driver drama, fashion, sponsors and paddock politics. No gatekeeping, and guests who actually know the sport. Real arguments, all the takes you'll want to steal for your group chat.

Episodes

  1. Sep 9

    Mercedes Has Already Chosen Kimi Antonelli & Ferrari’s Monza Disaster

    Ferrari is in danger of wasting a rare shot at redemption, Mercedes has already chosen its future, and George Russell’s new Silverstone grandstand may say more about his mindset than his racecraft. Meanwhile, Kimi Antonelli is looking less like a rising talent and more like the driver F1 is being built around.Tyrell and Dre break down a chaotic Monza weekend that changed the conversation across the paddock. From Antonelli’s ruthless charge through the field to the growing sense that Mercedes has fully tilted toward its teenage phenom, this episode digs into what the team hierarchy really means for George Russell and why Toto Wolff seems more committed than ever to making Kimi the face of the next era.They also unpack the Monza fallout at Ferrari, where Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc’s opening-lap clash reignited the question every Scuderia fan dreads: when does fairness become a mistake? You’ll hear why the lack of clear rules of engagement is becoming a real problem, why Hamilton’s push for structure could either stabilize Ferrari or expose even more friction, and why Leclerc’s home-race aggression may have cost the team more than just track position.We also get into the bigger cultural battle around F1 fandom: booing on the podium, driver loyalty, manufactured versus organic fan support, and whether drivers like Antonelli, Norris, Verstappen, and Hamilton are becoming the next true stars of the sport. Then there’s the George Russell grandstand conversation, which turns into a hilarious but pointed debate about branding, authenticity, and whether some drivers are chasing love instead of wins.If you want sharp takes, real debate, and a no-filter look at Mercedes, Ferrari, and the future of Formula 1, this one is essential listening.

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Two guys, two continents, zero patience for boring race recaps. Andre Dixon (London) and Tyrell Lisson (Toronto), break down F1's biggest debates — driver drama, fashion, sponsors and paddock politics. No gatekeeping, and guests who actually know the sport. Real arguments, all the takes you'll want to steal for your group chat.