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Eens of oneens met Sam Dejonghe & Gert Vermersch: Het nieuw Formula 1-seizoen.

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They debate if Hamilton can claim number one status at Ferrari from day one against Leclerc.
Sam Dejonghe and Gert Vermersch host a Formula 1 season preview episode titled 'Eens of oneens' (Agree or Disagree). The episode is structured as a series of debate topics where the hosts state whether they agree or disagree with various predictions. They start by discussing Max Verstappen's potential participation in the World Cup, with differing views on his chances if Red Bull isn't competitive. The conversation shifts to young drivers, with Kimi Antonelli mentioned as a potential Grand Prix winner, though the hosts are skeptical about his immediate success. A significant segment focuses on McLaren, where they predict tension between Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri, drawing parallels to past teammate rivalries like Hamilton-Alonso. The hosts debate Lewis Hamilton's move to Ferrari, questioning whether he can become the focal point over Charles Leclerc from day one, citing past friction with Sebastian Vettel. They analyze driver market moves, including Liam Lawson and Yuki Tsunoda's seats, noting Honda's influence and Red Bull's junior program. Fernando Alonso's chances at Aston Martin are dismissed due to the team's performance. The hosts speculate on Max Verstappen's future at Red Bull, suggesting a possible move after 2026. They discuss rookie drivers like Jack Doohan and Franco Colapinto, touching on Flavio Briatore's business interests. A critical segment targets FIA president Ben Sulayem, criticizing his governance and fines for drivers in rally events. The episode covers team performances, with Williams seen as a potential contender but likely focusing on 2026. The hosts debate Carlos Sainz's 'sex appeal' and fan appeal post-Ferrari. They compare driving styles of Ayrton Senna, Lewis Hamilton, and Max Verstappen, noting Verstappen's calculated aggression. The episode concludes with opinions on car liveries, praising Ferrari's darker red and criticizing Williams' sponsor-heavy design.
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