54 episodes
The Pit Wall Headgum
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4.9 • 105 Ratings
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An F1 Podcast for the casual fan. Headgum's Jake Hurwitz, Geoffrey James, Marika Brownlee, Andrew Pile and Casey Donahue discuss and recap the latest Formula 1 Grand Prix and all the little boys who drive the little cars.
New episodes every Wednesday after a race!
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Chinese GP: Big Kiss On The Mouth
Casey, Marika and Geoff talk about the Chinese Grand Prix, the sprint race, and the Taco Bell Film Festival on this week's episode of The Pit Wall!
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Drive To Survive 6: C'est La Vie/Forza Ferrari
Casey, Marika and Geoff discuss episodes 7 and 8 of Drive To Survive season 6.
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Japanese GP: Max is So Back
Casey and Marika talk about the 2024 Japanese Grand Prix and whether or not they fell asleep watching it.
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Drive To Survive 6: Civil War/Leap of Faith
Casey and Marika discuss the episodes "Civil War" and "Leap of Faith" from season 6 of Drive To Survive!
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Australian GP: We're So Back
Casey and Marika talk about The Australian Grand Prix and maybe this season won't be so boring after all?
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Drive To Survive 6: Under Pressure/The Last Chapter
Casey Marika and Geoff talk about the Drive To Survive episodes "Under Pressure" and "The Last Chapter" and only talk about Dune a little bit.
Customer Reviews
Not to be missed
A podcast that manages to be super relaxing and thorough. Doesn’t get too into the nitty gritty of F1 technical details—thankfully IMO since I love the more casual, personal format that this pod promises. The recaps of the races and DTS episodes are detailed and insightful. Should hardcore fans listen? I’d say absolutely, if they are interested in the human side of F1. And who wouldn’t be? It’s the most “sports entertainment”- adjacent sport there is, so lean into the pulp, I say.
Perfect for the casuals
The combination of some of my favorite Headgum people and casual F1 analysis hits exactly right.
Fun but please edit
I love these guys but this is literally the only podcast I listen to on 1.75x. Stretching 30-min of content to 90 because of how slowly they all talk and how unprepared they are is both impressive and endlessly frustrating.