Why Red Bull kept Perez but lost a key team member + All change at Alpine
F1 may now be on its summer break, but its been a busy week of news, which Edd Straw and Scott Mitchell-Malm digest on this episode. First up, Scott brings us some fresh reporting on why Red Bull has ...
1 Aug 202455min
Sainz signs for Williams and Perez safe... for now
Edd Straw and Scott Mitchell-Malm jump on the pod to discuss Monday's breaking news that Carlos Sainz has committed his future to Williams. They explain why the Spaniard has opted for the Grove team o...
29 Jul 202448min
Belgian GP: How Russell won… and why he then lost
Scott Mitchell-Malm, Mark Hughes and Samarth Kanal join Edd Straw to discuss how George Russell won the Belgian Grand Prix for Mercedes, only to be disqualified hours later, with team-mate Lewis Hamil...
28 Jul 202453min
Why Audi have brought in Binotto + Your Verstappen questions answered
Join Edd Straw and Scott Mitchell-Malm (from an airport hotel in Brussels) as they unpack the news that former Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto is taking up a senior role in Audi's F1 programme, as part of...
24 Jul 202455min
Hungarian GP: How close did Norris get to defying team orders?
Scott Mitchell-Malm, Valentin Khorounzhiy and Mark Hughes join Edd Straw to dissect a Hungarian Grand Prix full of talking points, including Oscar Piastri's maiden win, Lando Norris' apparent reluctan...
21 Jul 202459min
Explaining Haas’s possible Toyota tie-up + Ocon deal close?
Ahead of the Hungarian Grand Prix, Edd Straw, Scott Mitchell-Malm and Val Khorounzhiy sit down together in Budapest to catch up on the latest happenings in F1. First up, Scott explains Toyota's surpri...
17 Jul 202446min
Untangling Red Bull's driver mess and why Perez could be sacked
The pressure is piling on Sergio Perez after another disappointing weekend at Silverstone, with rumours intensifying that Red Bull could replace him, despite the Mexican only recently signing a contra...
14 Jul 202444min
Is Hamilton regretting pledging his future to Ferrari? Your questions answered
Back in February, when Lewis Hamilton's shock 2025 move to Ferrari was announced, you could argue it made a lot of sense - his Mercedes team were in poor form and Ferrari looked to be on the up. Fast ...
10 Jul 20241h
