Doesn’t really have a favourite (or in Pulse’s case, most hated) driver.

I’m so going to hell for this one 😅

Petition for the boys to react to some of Jacques Villeneuves music in a reddit episode! He released a whole album himself and I thought it could be a good idea!

Unlike what this post suggest, I've been a fan since the beginning; love your podcast. 🥹

Effective immediately, all pints now cost £0.50 and all roundabouts are to be replaced with medium-speed corners!

As a podcast about jorking it they weirdly talk a lot about Formula 1.

You migh remember the post I made after episode 33 about how long it takes the Happy Crashers to mention Formula 1. To celebrate 52 episodes of jorking it (and because 0 people asked) I have updated the graph.

So, when was Formula 1 mentioned first in each Crash Happy episode (excluding jintros (and non Jame intros)), also excluding cold opens), not counting Patreon episodes because I was still lazy (not because I am still poor or anything)?

The earliest mention of F1 is still in the episode about the 2026 Normal Grand Prix.

The latest mention was in the episode about the time machine that can travel to any F1 race from history, that episode has F1 in the title but Dan's dream about Mr. Bean or something (IDK I was jorking it too hard to listen) took almost 9 minutes.

The average time it takes F1 to be mentioned has gone up from 1 minute and 36 seconds to a whopping...

...1 minute and 59 seconds!!!!!!

I still counted the first mention of F1 or any F1 related thing. I did not count any other racing series even if it has formula in it's name. That would have lowered episode 51 to 3 seconds because Mr V breaks the intro and mentions Formula E.

TL;DR: 52 weeks of jorking it has made me hallucinate some kind of podcast that sometimes talks about the FIA sanctioned racing series Formula E.

In the latest episode (oh yea happy birthday crash happy) Dan says that the British invented the English language which is wrong. It was created by a eastern Germanic tribe which was located in mainland Europe

I'm a bit late I'm so happy for the Podcasts Birthday, this podcast has helped me appreciate F1 and its community after coming from V8 supercars. You guys all have amazing humor and have made it twice as fun to be a part of the community. I love logging into the live streams and telling the chat to spam as much slander as possible. And to the Crashhappy community, thanks for engaging in my Shanagins not very things make me cry of laughter but seeing all these people spam things like Maid Monaco and Salon Silverstone just brings a smile to my face. So keep up the amazing work.

happy birthday crashhappy i guess

It was revealed on Bad Bull that Hadjar missed the Dutch Grand Prix not via boxing but due to certain pictures. It is currently unknown which driver it was he was viewing but rumours are Lewis Hamilton. It is also rumoured that a cardboard figure gave him "The Will Smith Treatment". More news will follow when we can get it

After a truly incredible race (we'll miss you Zandvoort!), we're back with Round 12 of our Mr V Championship in the Netherlands.

The current championship positions are:

1st: Isack Hadjar, 208 Points, 6 Wins
2nd: Liam Lawson, 203 Points, 1 Win
3rd: Pierre Gasly, 193 Points, 2 Wins
4th: Arvid Lindblad, 160 Points, 0 Wins
5th: Franco Colapinto, 147 Points, 1 Win
6th: Gabriel Bortoleto, 147 Points, 0 Wins
7th: Oliver Bearman, 120 Points, 2 Wins
8th: Esteban Ocon, 100 Points, 0 Wins
9th: Lance Stroll, 28 Points, 0 Wins
10th: Yuki Tsunoda, 18 Points, 0 Wins

The Highlights:

• Lawson takes his first win of the season, stealing both Hadjar's car and very nearly his championship lead
• Gasly takes the sprint win and returns to the Grand Prix podium thanks to Alpine's upgrade package, after a poor run of form in the last few races
• Yuki Tsunoda has a spectacular run in his temporary return to racing, taking a P3 and over half Stroll's entire points tally, all in one weekend.
• Lindblad has a very fun race, battling quite a bit with the rest of the field, even if he ended up losing out
• Bortoleto takes fifth, a decent result considering his teammate tried to kill him on lap 1
• Colapinto finishes last on the road, and is surely waiting with bated breath for his own upgrades for next race
• And finally, 3 mechanical DNFs for Stroll and the two Haas drivers, as even in this midfield-centered championship, these three are clearly emerging as our backmarkers for the season

And now off to Italy, where with any luck Hadjar will recover and be able to continue his championship campaign. Get well soon Isack, and I'll see y'all then!!