Formula E history has been made, and we were there to witness it—well, from our couches. The first-ever Pit Boost finally debuted, and shockingly, no one got zapped back to the Industrial Revolution. Jake Hughes survived his Back to the Future moment, The FIA codifies the “Dan Ticktum Rule” to limit colorful language and Nico Müller breached like an orca over Antonio Felix da Costa’s car.
In this episode, we break down Rounds 3 & 4 of the Jeddah E-Prix, discussing:
⚡️ Pit Boost: Legit strategy or novelty?
💰 The FIA's new anti-swearing fines—is it a good move or just a money grab?
🐳 Nico Müller recreating Free Willy in a Formula E car
🏎️ Oliver Rowland’s dominance—is he inevitable?
👶 Youthful Taylor Barnard’s record-breaking pole position
🚗 A bright moment of Dan Ticktum humility and his evolution
Plus, we introduce the Circuit Breakers Swear Tally to see just how much money we would owe the FIA
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