Inside Line F1 Podcast: After Monaco

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Is Fernando Alonso, arguably Formula 1’s unluckiest double World Champion, motorsport’s most disruptive force right now?

His exploits at the 101st Indianapolis 500 almost stole the limelight away from Formula 1, Monaco, Ferrari and Sebastian Vettel. Can the current and next generation of racers take inspiration from his move? Has Alonso’s target of the “Triple Crown of Motorsport” suddenly brought it back into the spotlight? Will there be more drivers gunning for this crown?
In this week’s episode of the Inside Line F1 Podcast, Mithila and Kunal discuss how easily and with open arms did the Indy 500 welcome Fernando Alonso. Would Formula 1 ever be able to replicate this gesture to any of the Indy 500 drivers?
At motorsport’s BIGGEST weekend ever, was there a conspiracy at both the iconic races? A Japanese driver won in the Honda car in a team sponsored by a Japanese company whereas, in Monaco, we all know how the Ferrari-Raikkonen-Vettel overcut strategy turned out. Congrats to Haas for their double points finish, by the way!
Finally, we’d love for Lewis Hamilton to participate in the Indy 500 than doubt the existing talent there. Tune in here! 
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Mithila Mehta is a travel blogger and, well, loves Formula 1. She co-hosts the Inside Line F1 Podcast, you can also read her travel stories on www.miss-wanderlust.com or follow her on Twitter – @mith_m
Kunal Shah is a former single-seater racer who works in the sports business industry. He pens his thoughts on F1 on his personal blog www.kunalsf1blog.com and co-hosts the Inside Line F1 Podcast. Catch him on Twitter too – @kunalashah
About the Inside Line F1 Podcast: this is a weekly podcast that aims to add a fun touch to an otherwise serious sport of Formula 1. It’s nearing 150 episodes of production with nearly 100,000 listeners each year. The podcast is available across popular listening and streaming platforms such as iTunes, Sound Cloud, YouTube, Mix Cloud, Daily Motion, etc.



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