Jolyon Palmer

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1,336 appearances 4 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 3 Sep

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F1 Nation · Can Kimi stay cool as F1 returns? Dutch GP Preview · 17 Aug 2026 podcast

So you'd say for Lewis

He's a seven time world champion.

Is it understandable that Lewis could be motivated, find something, be more in sync with the car?

I think it is.

Then you look at the rest of the field, the gaps are so close, guys, compared to every ev everyone else last year.

So I'll give you a quick run through to complete my uh my theory here.

So you'll have a little pomer analysis right in the middle of the street.

Here we go, here we go.

I'll just throw it at you.

Norris and Piastri, seven hundredths different to what it was last year.

Gasly and common.

Is that

In in terms of the the swing between them, so Norris is seven hundredths up, he was fourteen hundredths up last year, four hundredths between Gazley and Colopinto, one hundredth between Stroll and Alonso, seven hundredths between Saints and Alban, one tenth Behrman has put on to uh Ocon, and Bortelet and Holkenberg is negligible, it's three hundredths difference and six hundredths total.

So the gaps haven't really swung this year with the regs and the different driving style.

But two drivers have really turned it round.

Obviously it's difficult to compare Max 'cause he's got a new teammate and and the same with racing bulls and Red Bull.

But I thought that was interesting, having a look.

So I think maybe it's more Kimmy stepping up and Lewis having a complete bounce back than necessarily quirk of the regs.

There you go, that's my thesis done.

That's the difference in difference, by the way.

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