Jul 27, 2026 · 45 min · 9 segments
**Summary** In this episode, Teeks discusses the latest developments in Formula 1, including race results, technical upgrades, and the impact of AI on racing. He also explores upcoming races and the…
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so yeah we have the 2026 hungarian grand prix and in the last gp we saw kimmy antonelli extend his championship lead and uh teammate george russell have another dnf and honestly a pretty messy breakdown of his relationship with this team as his car seemed to suffer more problems i do believe that uh they have looked into russell's issues and realized that I don't know if you guys knew but a lot of these F1 cars kind of use an AI algorithm to dictate how the power is deployed around the track which is kind of weird because you think in the rules they tend to say that these drivers need to drive these cars unaided and unassisted yet somehow we have algorithms deciding when and where the power is put down on the car and it just kind of feels a little bit of a disservice to F1 drivers now because it just makes it feel like You know, what are they doing? Are they still that relevant anymore? Or should we just have the AI cars? The AI is just drive the cars.

But look, we're here to watch F1 drivers drive these cars and that's the way it should be.

And as I've heard, some of these teams even turn these things off during qualifying just to not have this weirdness happen.

But anyway, we had could Russell make a comeback during this weekend or would Antonella continue to extend his lead? Could Ferrari, McLaren or Red Bull launch a surprise attack this weekend? And how would Aston Martin's B-spec car do? All those questions, I hope, should be answered right after the news, which should be pretty quick because we don't really have too many stories to go off this time around.

so yeah we have the 2026 hungarian grand prix and in the last gp we saw kimmy antonelli extend his championship lead and uh teammate george russell have another dnf and honestly a pretty messy breakdown of his relationship with this team as his car seemed to suffer more problems i do believe that uh they have looked into russell's issues and realized that I don't know if you guys knew but a lot of these F1 cars kind of use an AI algorithm to dictate how the power is deployed around the track which is kind of weird because you think in the rules they tend to say that these drivers need to drive these cars unaided and unassisted yet somehow we have algorithms deciding when and where the power is put down on the car and it just kind of feels a little bit of a disservice to F1 drivers now because it just makes it feel like You know, what are they doing? Are they still that relevant anymore? Or should we just have the AI cars? The AI is just drive the cars.

But look, we're here to watch F1 drivers drive these cars and that's the way it should be.

And as I've heard, some of these teams even turn these things off during qualifying just to not have this weirdness happen.

But anyway, we had could Russell make a comeback during this weekend or would Antonella continue to extend his lead? Could Ferrari, McLaren or Red Bull launch a surprise attack this weekend? And how would Aston Martin's B-spec car do? All those questions, I hope, should be answered right after the news, which should be pretty quick because we don't really have too many stories to go off this time around.
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