Show Notes
This week's crunch F1 meeting looks likely to alter the energy split of the new power units: Mark Hughes examines who will be the big winners and losers, and asks what F1’s crisis of its own making says about the state of the sport?
Plus: What is ADUO and why is it so important? And the real reason Max Verstappen’s engineer is moving to McLaren
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