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Quadrant sends Max Fewtrell hunting down its creator grid

Harry, Behzinga and Matt Gallagher join a Silverstone karting tournament where elimination rules and a controlled shortcut complicate the racing.

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Quadrant Story of November 13, 2026Trari Newsroom

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Why this story? One of the most watched videos since yesterday, with 451,295 views.

The World's Biggest YouTuber Grand Prix!

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0:00Max Fewtrell and Seb Melrose introduce the Silverstone tournament, its elimination format and cash prize.
1:48Qualifying establishes the order before the opening round reverses the grid.
3:00The opening race begins, with overtakes and contact as drivers try to avoid elimination.
10:19Fewtrell explains the hunt: the first five drivers he overtakes will be eliminated.
11:37The pursuit round gets underway, with collisions leading to a red flag.
15:00The final begins, introducing a shortcut lane controlled by race officials.

Getting overtaken is bad enough. In Quadrant's creator Grand Prix, getting overtaken by Max Fewtrell can end your afternoon: he sets off behind the pack, and the first five drivers he catches are eliminated.

That pursuit round is the centrepiece of "The World's Biggest YouTuber Grand Prix!", which added about 451,000 views since yesterday. Fewtrell and co-host Seb Melrose gather a grid including Harry (W2S), Behzinga, TheBurntChip, ArthurTV, Matt Gallagher and Bella James at Silverstone, with Alex Jacques supplying race commentary.

Behzinga's pre-race prediction is straightforward: "My expectations for today are going to be pure chaos." The format gives that prediction every opportunity. Qualifying leads into a reverse-grid opening race, putting the quickest qualifiers at the back rather than rewarding them with a clear road.

Then comes Fewtrell's hunt. Collisions involving Pieface, Ryan Dash and Calfreezy help bring proceedings to a red flag, before the surviving drivers move into a final with $10,000 at stake. Race control has another complication ready: a shortcut lane it can authorise drivers to use.

The video includes a sponsored MyProtein pit-stop segment between the racing rounds.

In the comments, the shortcut is almost as much of a talking point as the driving, with viewers asking why Bella wasn't given access. Others pick out the contrast between commentary describing Harry's apparently controlled driving and the rather less composed noises coming from his kart. Quadrant gives the race both perspectives: the orderly broadcast and the driver living through it.

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