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This Week in F1: Red Bull Snitching, Lewis & Kim K, and James Vowles' Future | The Red Flags Podcast
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This Week in F1: Red Bull Snitching, Lewis & Kim K, and James Vowles' Future | The Red Flags Podcast
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Feb 9, 20261:03:1721.3K views
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Is James Vowles the real deal or just the best salesman in the paddock? Brian and Matt break down Williams’ 2026 gamble, Red Bull allegedly snitching on Mercedes’ engine loophole, and Toto Wolff telling everyone else to “get their shit together.” They talk Christian Horner plotting a quiet comeback and what a Mercedes rocket ship season could mean for George Russell Plus: Lewis Hamilton reportedly dating Kim Kardashian, the Ferrari curse vs. the Kardashian curse, and why Kim K in the paddock might be exactly what Formula 1 needs right now.
Chapters
00:00 - Intro
01:21 - Red Bull Narc
06:32 - Toto Gets Sassy
11:41 - Williams 2026?
24:04 - Lewis and Kim K
36:34 - Ferrari Heated Rivalry
55:30 - Christian's back?
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