Ted’s Montreal Podbook | Stroll’s return, Verstappen’s penalty tightrope and Vasseur’s Ferrari future

In this episode of Ted's Podbook, the hosts discuss the buzzing atmosphere in Montreal ahead of the Canadian Grand Prix. They highlight Lance Stroll's return to racing after dealing with a painful hand injury, which he initially kept private. Stroll's emotional state was noted during press conferences, where he remained tight-lipped about the incident that caused his injury.

The conversation then shifts to Max Verstappen, addressing the possibility of him receiving more penalty points that could lead to a race ban. Despite the risks, Verstappen seems unconcerned, indicating it's not the end of the world if he were to miss a race, but there's also a recognition that such a ban could detract from his reputation as a driver.

The hosts also speculate about potential changes in leadership at Ferrari, mentioning criticism directed at team principal Frederic Vasseur from Italian media and the possibility of replacements, including Christian Horner. Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc defend Vasseur, emphasizing the need for stability in the team. The episode concludes with a reminder of the upcoming practice sessions and race schedule, along with some humorous banter among the hosts.