Hit The Apex Podcast

With motorsport all over the world beginning to restart, Jawad talks about the the IndyCar Genesys 300, new format for Supercars' return to Sydney and an update on MotoGP.

On this loaded mashup edition of the podcast, Jawad is joined by Deano and Chris from the Regen E Racing podcast to discuss ringers, racing in the Serengeti with Extreme E and sharing our thoughts on the raft of new rule changes incoming for F1.

In this Aussie flavoured episode, Jawad talks about the Supercars restarting their season, has a giggle about red neck protesters and addresses the "conspiracy" theory about a second race at Bathurst.

In what's been a big week of F1 news, Jawad dissects the split between Ferrari and Sebastian Vettel - as well as the subsequent moves from Carlos Sainz and Daniel Ricciardo. Also he asks whether Ferrari's problem lies beyond their driver lineup and pays tribute to actor and comedian Jerry Stiller - aka Frank Costanza.

Jawad ponders the July 5th possible start date for F1, revisits an old classic Supercars race and shares his thoughts on whether we can do a better job at financial recovery than Joe Exotic.

No, there are no dancing bulls on this show. But Jawad does talk about Red Bull and the 2010 F1 season and the new ESPN/Netflix series The Last Dance, which takes a look at one of the greatest sporting dynasties in the 1990s Chicago Bulls.

The podcast pays tribute to the late Sir Stirling Moss on this week's episode. Jawad also talks about his plans to revisit old races and F1 seasons, as well as sharing some thoughts on Star Wars.

On this PSA edition of the podcast, Jawad discusses the latest movements around F1 and what they're doing to aid the people who're struggling during this pandemic. Also brought up is the culture of waste in society and how we should considering things like upcycling.

With no racing going on at the moment, Jawad reflects on some of the latest updates surrounding F1 in 2020 before spending some time wondering about how everyone else is doing these days and sharing some musical choices.

With the Australian Grand Prix among many other of events worldwide cancelled, Jawad takes the opportunity on this week's podcast to reflect on how things transpired in the build up to the cancellation of the F1 in Melbourne. As well as talking about the wider impact of COVID-19 on our day-to-day lives.

The new season of F1 is upon us and Jawad has a little look ahead to 2020, starting with a preview of his home GP in Melbourne.

Amid a national toilet paper epidemic, Jawad has better things to do such as provide a recap of pre-season testing and the growing controversy around Ferrari's engine from last year. He also shares his thoughts on the new season of Drive to Survive.

DAS ist pretty gut yeah? Jawad talks Mercedes' new invention and looks back at the first F1 pre-season test, before going over all the key talking points from the Supercars Adelaide 500.

We're back baby! Jawad saddles up for a new season and on this first episode, talks about his time off podcasting and some pertinent global issues, including the demise of Holden in Australia. Also is a preview of Supercars in 2020 and the curtain raising Adelaide 500, as well as some of the F1 headlines heading into pre-season testing.

A look back in this final podcast of the year at the 2019 Supercars season, which was filled with much controversy and angst at times. But ultimately the best driver won in the end.

The 2019 Formula One season review at last. Please enjoy.

A wrap of the Abu Dhabi takes centre stage on this week's podcast, even though it was a doozy of a race! Jawad talks dominance in F1 across the decade and also reflects on the MotoGP season, which saw Marc Márquez win a 6th world championship.

The final F1 race preview for 2019, as Jawad looks forward to the Abu Dhabi GP. He also looks back at the Newcastle 500, which was the final event for Supercars this season and all the driver transfer updates.

It's an 'electric' episode this week with a busy Brazilian GP to wrap up and dissect. Jawad also has the company of Deano from the Regen E Racing Podcast to preview the upcoming Formula E season.

It's all about the champions this week, as F1 heads to a country renowned for its world champions in Brazil and also the Supercars champions in the final Enduro Cup race last weekend at the Sandown 500.

This week's show asks the question of whether Lewis Hamilton is going to be an all-time great in F1, after he wrapped up his sixth world title at the US Grand Prix. Jawad also looks back at the race and previews the Sandown 500.

Time to look back at the fiesta of racing that was the Mexican GP, Supercars Gold Coast 600 and the Phillip Island round of the MotoGP championship.

Aptly titled The Preview Show, this week's podcast features a trio of previews for F1, Supercars and MotoGP - with all three championships racing this weekend.

Motorsport can be rewarding at times, but can be equally fickle. On the podcast this week, Jawad looks back at Mercedes 6th constructor's championship win at the Japanese GP and also attempts to digest and discuss the team orders controversy that unfolded at the Bathurst 1000 - which Scott McLaughlin went on to win.

Mountains and typhoons take centre stage on this week's podcast, as Jawad previews the Bathurst 1000 and the Japanese Grand Prix.

Lewis Hamilton continues to break records, Ferrari keep tripping over themselves and Jawad discusses it all, as well as going into the AFL and NRL Grand Finals.

Another round of back-to-back F1 races and Jawad is all over them both this week. The Singapore and Russian GPs that is!

Sports galore on this episode, as Jawad previews the Singapore Grand Prix and upcoming weekend of Footy finals. He also rips into the latest round of Supercars in Auckland and doesn't hold back in talking about parity and Triple Eight.

Another weekend and another great F1 race. Tune in as Jawad recaps the Italian Grand Prix and looks at Charles Leclerc's rise with Ferrari, as well as sharing some thoughts on how F1 can fix the issues seen in qualifying over the weekend.

It was a dark weekend in Belgium for F1 and Jawad reflects on the loss of Anthoine Hubert to the motorsport world and the emotionally charged grand prix at Spa. He previews the upcoming Italian Grand Prix as well, pondering whether Ferrari can win on home soil.

Jawad's pretty far from home on this week's podcast, but there is still plenty to discuss including the Belgian Grand Prix this weekend and all the latest news on the driver market and F1 calendar for 2020. Also on this episode is the talking points from Supercars' Bend SuperSprint and Jawad also breaks down their recently confirmed 2020 calendar.

Following on from the mid-season review special, Jawad is grateful that no driver announcements have taken place since recording this Silly Season special, where he discusses all the possible moves in the F1 driver market for 2020.

It's time to look back at the first half of the 2019 F1 season. Jawad breaks down the championship battle that isn't, between the top teams and looks separately at the best of the rest, as he shares his thoughts on the season so far.

F1 heads into its summer break, whilst Jawad laps up the cold of winter and reviews the Hungarian GP.

Aptly coined by Danill Kvyat as a 'horror film with black comedy', the German GP was an unforgettable race. A rather under the weather Jawad attempt to recount the race at Hockenheim and preview the next outing in Hungary.

It's the German GP week as the title suggests and Jawad previews the upcoming race on this week's podcast. Is 2021 also the 'silver lining' for F1? As he discusses the proposed vision of the sport's future.

Celebrating all things British? Well kind of, as Jawad looks back at the exciting British Grand Prix won by Lewis Hamilton and the Cricket World Cup in England - won by England.

F1 return's to its spiritual home at Silverstone and Jawad has a preview of the British Grand Prix this weekend. He also looks back at last weekend's races for Supercars and MotoGP, before trying not to break down over Queensland's State of Origin loss.

After the doldrums in France, F1 in Austria was back to its brilliant best and Jawad talks all about the race which saw Max Verstappen and Charles Leclerc lock horns.

Is there any stopping Lewis Hamilton this season? Jawad reflects on the Briton's form and the French Grand Prix, as well as previewing the next race in Austria.

Not quite all things French this week, but there is a fair chunk of it that is around France! The French GP and 24 Hours of Le Mans that is.

It's time to weigh in on the controversial Canadian Grand Prix! Tune in as Jawad looks back at the race itself, before diving into Sebastian Vettel's 5 second penalty.

Jawad is not marooned in Montreal, unfortunately. Though he is quite excited about the Canadian Grand Prix and still buzzing after the Maroon's win in the first State of Origin game.

The month of May is coming to an end and the two iconic races at Monaco and Indianapolis have been completed. Jawad reflects on both the Monaco GP and the Indy 500 on this episode.

Risk and reward are the key elements of two of motorsport's toughest races in the Monaco GP and Indy 500. Jawad previews both races on this episode, as well as spending time to reflect on the sad passing of F1 legend Niki Lauda.

Can anyone stop Mercedes or the Golden State Warriors? Jawad reviews the Spanish Grand Prix and what's next for F1 in 2019 after another one-two finish for the reigning world champions.

Jawad previews F1's homecoming to Europe and the Spanish Grand Prix and talks about the Supercars night race in Perth.

Redemption for Valtteri Bottas in Azerbaijan. The rather tame race in Baku is reviewed on this episode, before looking forward to The Fast and the Furious: Perth.

A preview of the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, a somewhat rant about Supercars' latest changes to the Mustang and excitement over the Easter and ANZAC Footy specials.

A rather doozy of a Chinese Grand Prix is reviewed this week, with some thoughts on Ferrari's team orders and Mercedes just purely showing off their pit-stop skills.

It's all about the 1000th F1 grand prix and celebrating the rich history of the sport. This week's podcast previews the Chinese Grand Prix and reminisces in some of the most memorable races of the last decade.