Ben Anderson

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3,090 appearances 17 recordings 1 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 2 Sep

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The Race F1 Podcast · Will Ferrari's engine upgrade give it the edge in Monza? · 2 Sep 2026 podcast

And obviously there was some I think it was a VSC near the end that closed the field up. voice-verified

Leclerc was never a factor, so I think pace, just pure pace, on a track that's energy starved, and there is no more energy starved track left on the calendar, I think, than Monza really plays against Ferrari. voice-verified

And I think the pressure of the Monza weekend, which is always there, there's always developments, Ferrari specials, as they used to be called, brought to Monza. voice-verified

Obviously in this case it's it seems to be the engine. voice-verified

If they finally sign off and go for it, obviously they're gonna sign off and go for it because it's Monza. voice-verified

I think the pressure would be less had they executed better in Zambor and Hungary and then won at least one of those races and they didn't. voice-verified

So I think there will be a lot more expectation. voice-verified

uh riding on Ferrari this weekend to do a good job and throw everything at trying to take that opportunity presented by Antonelli's grid penalty. voice-verified

I think the hangover of Zanvor is gonna play a role this weekend because it blew up into such a a mess afterwards and you had Lewis doing the sorry not sorry apology on social media for calling the team out on the radio, which was perfectly reasonable, I think, in the voice-verified

in the way the race played out. voice-verified

Ferrari gonna need to execute flawlessly with the two drivers and th that extra pressure coming back to the toe again, they're gonna have to practice that really well, decide whether it is the right thing to do. voice-verified

If it is the right thing to do, then they're gonna have a difficult decision to make about how to choreograph that and make sure both drivers are properly briefed, both playable properly, and do it in the order they're meant to, because voice-verified

If there's any crack that appears there, everyone in the media is gonna jump straight through that hole based on what happened at Zamfort, based on the tension there, based on the fact that Frorey can't, for whatever reason, whether it's as Lawrence outlined, the contractual situations, the fact that Hamilton's not really quite in title contention, they just refuse to pick a driver. voice-verified

But there are certain scenarios voice-verified

And Monza with so much riding on it for Ferrari in particular. voice-verified

Certain scenarios you have to make a choice like that, an uncomfortable one. voice-verified

Mercedes are doing it. voice-verified

They're learning their lessons from Barcelona when they dallied and allowed Ferrari to slip through that VSC gap and Hamilton to win to win a race that either Russell or Antonelli should have won. voice-verified

Mercedes are being so much more cold blooded now and I think Ferrari gonna have to do that at points. voice-verified

They can't just run away from it and just hope that the drivers sort it out and it works out works out on its own because of a grid penalty or something happening through the course of the weekend. voice-verified

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