This episode of Mode Push Alex Kirry and Dan Jimenez get together to try and figure out if it would be worth attending the 2023 F1 race in Las Vegas.  Dan speculates that the race it self, while glitzy and a lot of fun to promote and get excited for might not actually prove to be much of a fun race from a pure competitive standpoint.  Red Bull have already wrapped up the constructors and drivers' title for 2022 but what will next year bring?  The guys also talk about the need for a playoff type structure in F1 if they are going to be able to keep bringing in the American audience that expects a championship that isn't decided with multiple races still left on the calendar.  Alex and Dan also jump in to the Brazilian GP at Interlagos that historically has been the place that so many have been crowned champions.  Will there be much fight left in the Ferrari team when there isn't much reason to lose valuable wind tunnel time in the off season?  This and much more on another episode of Mode Push.  

<p>This episode of Mode Push Alex Kirry and Dan Jimenez get together to try and figure out if it would be worth attending the 2023 F1 race in Las Vegas.  Dan speculates that the race it self, while glitzy and a lot of fun to promote and get excited for might not actually prove to be much of a fun race from a pure competitive standpoint.  Red Bull have already wrapped up the constructors and drivers' title for 2022 but what will next year bring?  The guys also talk about the need for a playoff type structure in F1 if they are going to be able to keep bringing in the American audience that expects a championship that isn't decided with multiple races still left on the calendar.  Alex and Dan also jump in to the Brazilian GP at Interlagos that historically has been the place that so many have been crowned champions.  Will there be much fight left in the Ferrari team when there isn't much reason to lose valuable wind tunnel time in the off season?  This and much more on another episode of Mode Push.  </p>

Hosts Alex Kirry and Dan Jimenez embrace the explosive popularity of Formula One racing as it has captured a newer, American audience.   Buckle up for a weekly dive into race previews, race reviews, the championship fight, and driver drama.  It's all wrapped into an all-encompassing podcast dedicated to the highest level of motorsport that the new F1 fan and the veteran petrol head can both enjoy.  Welcome to Mode Push: An American view of F1! 

<p>Hosts Alex Kirry and Dan Jimenez embrace the explosive popularity of Formula One racing as it has captured a newer, American audience.   Buckle up for a weekly dive into race previews, race reviews, the championship fight, and driver drama.  It's all wrapped into an all-encompassing podcast dedicated to the highest level of motorsport that the new F1 fan and the veteran petrol head can both enjoy.  Welcome to Mode Push: An American view of F1! </p>

Mode Push - the American View of F1

This episode of Mode Push Alex Kirry and Dan Jimenez get together to try and figure out if it would be worth attending the 2023 F1 race in Las Vegas.  Dan speculates that the race it self, while glitzy and a lot of fun to promote and get excited for might not actually prove to be much of a fun race from a pure competitive standpoint.  Red Bull have already wrapped up the constructors and drivers' title for 2022 but what will next year bring?  The guys also talk about the need for a playoff type structure in F1 if they are going to be able to keep bringing in the American audience that expects a championship that isn't decided with multiple races still left on the calendar.  Alex and Dan also jump in to the Brazilian GP at Interlagos that historically has been the place that so many have been crowned champions.  Will there be much fight left in the Ferrari team when there isn't much reason to lose valuable wind tunnel time in the off season?  This and much more on another episode of Mode Push.

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