What if starting karting in college wasn't too late, it was actually an advantage? Can engineering thinking make you a faster driver? And what should racing families really invest in if they want their young driver to succeed?

Dick and Sabrina sit down with Jordon Musser, a 4-time Rotax National Champion, 5-time SKUSA Shifter Kart Champion, and the engineering mind behind Musser Technical's innovative karting products. Featured in Dick's recent karting documentary, Power Drive Vegas, Jordon shares the surprising advantages of his late start in the sport, how he turned frustration with equipment into a thriving product line, and why 25 years of hard-won experience has made him passionate about helping others skip the steps he had to learn the hard way.

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Dick and Sabrina recently received thoughtful questions from listener Heath and his son Drew about driver psychology, track design, and the business of Formula 1. It reminded them: your questions are often more interesting than anything they'd come up with on their own. Whether it's a quick curiosity, a deep dive topic, or a wild hypothetical, listener input shapes what the podcast explores—and heading into the 2026 regulation reset, there's never been a better time to get your voice into the conversation.

What F1 topics are you thinking about? What questions do you wish someone would answer? What would you ask our expert guests if you were sitting in on the interview? Send them to sabrina@2guysagirlandf1.com. Some questions the hosts will tackle themselves, others they'll bring to guests like Joe Saward, Dr. James Hewitt, and the incredible lineup coming in 2026. Either way, you're shaping the show.

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A 19-year-old Italian just won the Chinese Grand Prix. The reigning constructors' champions didn't make it to the starting grid. And two races into the most significant regulation change in a decade, the sport is still figuring out what it's actually built.

Shanghai gave us a lot to hold at once. The kind of victory that makes you feel something -- Kimi Antonelli on the top step, the tears, Italy's first Formula 1 winner in twenty years. And in the same afternoon, the reigning world champion's team watching from the garage while everyone else raced. Both things happened. Both matter. And they point in completely different directions about where this sport is going.

Dick and Sabrina don't agree on everything they saw in China. Dick thinks Antonelli's win is a signal -- that the next chapter of Formula 1 isn't coming, it's already here. Sabrina is asking a different question: not just what Kimi did, but what had to be true about how he was developed for this moment to be possible. The contrast with how other young drivers have been handled in this sport is not subtle.

On McLaren: the questions don't have clean answers yet. Two cars. Same component. Different failures. Minutes apart. Neither Dick nor Sabrina can tell you definitively what went wrong or why -- and they're honest about that. But Sabrina has one question that's hard to dismiss, and it has to do with what a sprint weekend actually demands of a power unit before the race even starts.

There's more. Red Bull and Max Verstappen in the midfield. Lewis Hamilton's first Ferrari podium and what to make of it this early. The Bahrain and Saudi races officially gone -- and the knock-on effects most fans haven't thought about, including a regulatory mechanism that could directly shape whether Honda gets the development lifeline it needs. Dick and Sabrina are not going to skip the parts that are complicated.

Two races in, nothing is settled. But the 2026 era is already asking hard questions. This is where Dick and Sabrina start answering them.

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