As F1 heads to Montreal, Sam and Dom preview the 2025 Canadian Grand Prix with everything from track strategies and tire talk to weather chaos and Wall of Champions predictions. McLaren’s hot streak continues with Piastri and Norris in a tight title fight, while Verstappen teeters one penalty point away from a race ban. Plus: rookie standouts, silly season rumors, and the Nürburgring hands-device controversy. It’s a wild ride—fever, tech failures, and all.

This week on Box Box Box, Sam and Dom unpack the chaos, charm, and championship implications of the 2025 Spanish Grand Prix. Oscar Piastri throws the ultimate pole position party with a dominant win, turning McLaren’s once-sleepy season into a sun-soaked Spanish fiesta. We dive into Lando’s unlucky weekend (and his unexpected wall encounter), Red Bull’s growing Verstappen-vs-the-stewards tension, and why Lance Stroll ghosted the grid. Plus: who’s on deck if Max gets benched, and what’s fueling McLaren’s late-spring surge? Buckle up—this one’s got more twists than a Barcelona hairpin.

The streets of Monaco delivered pure chaos, and we’re here for every ridiculous second. Sam and Dom dive into Mercedes’ strategy meltdown (again), George Russell’s dinner date with Albon, and the wild rumor mill swirling around Christian Horner’s potential Ferrari switch. Oh, and did we mention Mickey Mouse might be joining the grid? From Lego collabs to questionable pit stops, this episode has everything short of a Disney-themed DRS zone. Buckle up—it’s Monaco, but make it madness.

Imola brought the chaos, the courage, and the comebacks. Sam and Dom break down a Grand Prix packed with drama—starting with Yuki Tsunoda’s terrifying crash and miraculous recovery, Max Verstappen’s unstoppable drive, and Ferrari’s redemption arc after a shocking qualifying. McLaren continues to flex, pit crews have a shocker, and Sauber quietly celebrates 600 races (while no one notices). Plus: Toto rumors, Monaco previews, and a new “two-step” rule that’s got us dancing dangerously close to disaster. Buckle up—this episode’s got more grip than Ferrari’s strategy team.

This week, Dom takes Sam (and all of us) on a tragicomic rollercoaster through the unbelievable career arc of Daniil Kvyat — from F1’s rising star to the man who lost his seat, his girl, and even his kid… all to Max Verstappen. We dive into Red Bull’s ruthless driver shuffle era, Vettel’s “torpedo” tantrums, and the cold, hard reality of being the first domino in F1’s most brutal reshuffle. Plus: Imola predictions, surprise ice cream taste tests, and a pink bag full of chaos. It’s heartbreak, hilarity, and pistachio gelato — all in one episode.

 South Beach brought the heat—and so did the drama. In this Miami GP debrief, Sam and Dom dive into a weekend where Lando finally became a Grand Prix winner, Carlos found himself in penalty purgatory, and Charles brought his A-game to off-track entanglements. We’re unpacking the FIA’s latest masterclass in inconsistency, dissecting Zak Brown’s victory dance, and asking the question no one dared utter: why is Flavio Briatore back?! Grab a cocktail and buckle up—this one’s hotter than a Miami tarmac

With the Miami Grand Prix looming and no race to debrief, Sam and Dom dive headfirst into mid-season chaos—from Verstappen's existential crisis with the RB21 to Yuki’s fight for survival at Red Bull. Is Hamilton regretting red? Is Russell secretly Toto’s golden boy? And has Oscar Piastri already unlocked F1 God Mode? The boys break down every top driver’s season so far, sprinkle in some savage dad stories, computer fan rage, and somehow end up debating whether Max has “hoes in different area codes.” It’s unhinged. It’s Box Box Box

Buckle up as Sam and Dom dive headfirst into the chaos of the Saudi Grand Prix—where Lando’s qualifying dreams met the wall, Max got a taste of his own medicine courtesy of Piastri, and the FIA continued its reign of random penalties and even taller trophies. We dissect Verstappen’s karma crash, Piastri’s championship charge, and why Ferrari might finally be cooking with something other than spaghetti. Plus: remote-recording gremlins, pit lane lockups, and a brief detour into “cunted” British slang. It’s messy, it’s fast, and it’s Box Box Box.