F1 Parody Awards: Winner Is Never Who You Think It Is

20 Formula 1 drivers eyeing for coveted prizes in the Inside Line F1 Podcast Awards

Our 50th and final episode of 2019 – the Inside Line F1 Podcast Parody Awards, where the winner is never who you think it is. Hear our parody awards show on Formula 1.

Our 50th and final episode of 2019 – the Inside Line F1 Podcast ‘Parody’ Awards. Like every year, we live up to our tagline for the Inside Line F1 Podcast ‘Parody’ Awards – ‘the winner is never who you think it is’. Sit back, tune-in and enjoy our festive special parody episode, one that’s most-awaited by teams, drivers and our legion of listeners.

(Season 2019, Episode 50)

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Categories & Nominations:

1. Best Radio Message of the Year (Carlos Sainz Jr. – smooth operator, Pierre Gasly – Brazil, Charles Leclerc – Italy and Lando Norris – on sushi causing terminal illness)

2. Superhero of the Year (Carlos Sainz Jr. – Invisible Man, Daniel Avocado, Nico ‘The Hulk’ Hulkenberg, Kimi Raikkonen – Iceman, Inspector Seb and Singapore Grand Prix)

3. ‘Coming Of Age’ or Rookie of the Year (Charles Leclerc’s maiden pole – Bahrain, George Russell’s 21-0 qualifying score and Lando Norris’ rookie mistake during Pirelli Hot Laps)

4. Comeback of the Year (Honda, Alexander Albon, Pierre Gasly, Daniil Kvyat and Mclaren)

5. Oops Moment of the Year (FIA, Mercedes’ home race in Germany and F1’s TV graphics)

6. Influencer of the Year (Netflix-F1 show – Drive to Survive, Inspector Seb, Lando Norris, Romain Grosjean and Mclaren)

7. Joke of the Year (Renault…)

8. Bromance of the Year (Sebastian Vettel-Lewis Hamilton, Lewis Hamilton-Valentino Rossi, Carlos Sainz Jr.-Lando Norris and FIFA-F1 drivers)

9. Controversy of the Year (Ferrari in Brazil, cheating comments around Ferrari, Turn 16 – German Grand Prix and Red Bull Racing’s mid-season swap)

10. Mystery of the Year (Sebastian Vettel, Ferrari’s power unit, Ferrari, 2020 German Grand Prix, Lewis Hamilton-Ferrari and Carlos Sainz Jr. for not knowing whether he sent it, or not)

Kunal Shah is an FIA-accredited Formula 1 journalist who has been reporting on Formula 1 for nearly two decades. He worked with the Force India Formula 1 Team for 6 seasons in Marketing, Sponsorship and Commercial roles. As a former single-seater racer, he was responsible for Force India's grassroots talent program, One from a Billion Hunt. Presently, he co-writes a regular Formula 1 column for Firstpost, speaks on Inside Line F1 Podcast & Pits to Podium and produces broadcast/OTT content for NENT Group (Viasport & Viaplay).

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