The P1 Castle in Singapore and The Leahi51513 eBay F1 Auction Recap

Bryan (@Q3Cards) and Scott (@P1Castle) continue their podcast focusing on Formula 1 and the F1 Sports Card Hobby.
The hosts recapped the results from the Singapore Grand Prix with Lando Norris winning his third race in dominating fashion, the rebound of Max Verstappen, and the recent driver news of Daniel Ricciardo and Liam Lawson.
Scott then recapped his trip halfway around the world to Singapore, recapping one of the largest F1 personal breaks ever, and the firsthand experience of being in the paddock at the race and interacting with some of the drivers and media personalities.
Finally, the hosts went through over 20 of the top cards from the recent Leahi51513 eBay F1 Auction last week highlight some impressive sales and what it will mean for some driver card markets going forward.
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[@Themosercollection]

Great episode!

[@carboncardboardpodcast]

Thank you!

[@benstevens645]

Legendary recap Scott! Was a pleasure to be there in person too

[@carboncardboardpodcast]

Indeed!

[@benstevens645]

Since you asked, here are some questions for the Pod sometime in the future, in no particular order: 1) Would love to see your PCs! Who do you collect, what years/products do you love?, etc. 2) Which year do you love the most? 3) Can you guys cover some of the 2020 mystery stuff in more detail? Super track tags, clips, Stolen Pads, Lando autos, etc. 3) When should you consider grading a card? Is it a minimum value thing, or a PC thing? Where should collectors draw the line? 4) How aware are drivers in general of the cards? Do you see a future in which they get more involved with signings/breaks like Baseball, for example? 5) How do you guys think in terms of 'investing' in F1 cards - i.e., what set/driver/insert do you think will hold or increase value over time? 6) How do you guys think a bout curating your PC? Do you just stick with low numbered stuff, or do you collect everything of your favourite driver? Where should collectors think about drawing a line, and/or what tips would you give to developing a PC over time. I'm always curious about how others go about this, and what's the best approach. 7) I've seen some drivers refuse to sign cards now - why is this? Do you think it's a contractual thing? 8) Can you do an episode rating the rookies coming onto the grid next year and how you think they might fare compared to their teamates? Would love to know how you think their card market would respond as well. 9) First appearance Vs. RC cards - which do you think will hold the biggest value in 10+ years?

[@carboncardboardpodcast]

Appreciate you! Just helped us come up with several months worth of content :)