What Tailor drafts
From that one sentence. Change any of it.
Each morning it searches news sites and specialist publications for the paddock’s news, reads the articles in full, and two hosts talk through what matters to you. On race weekends the show can run twice as long, or spend the whole episode on one story.
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- Show type
- Explainer. One knows the field; the other asks what you would ask.
- Hosts
- Sam and Rosa, each with their own voice
- When
- Weekdays at 07:00; weekends at 09:00, twice as long
- Follows
- Formula 1LeadRace strategyMcLarenFollow
- Never covers
- Driver gossip
One morning’s episode
As it might run. Every episode is made fresh that morning.
Monaco: the pit stop that won it
- The headlines, a line each, before the hosts say hello
- The lead: how one pit stop decided Sunday’s race, and what the team radio gave away
- A new technical directive, and which cars it hurts
- Quick headlines from the rest of the paddock
Make it yours
Put your team first
Make it a lead topic and its news opens the show whenever there is any.
Skip what bores you
Driver gossip, betting odds, a rival team: add them to never cover and they stay out.
Go deep at the weekend
The weekend edition runs Saturday and Sunday at twice the length, and can take one story for the whole episode.
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