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Looking for unique and authentic F1 merchandise? Check out ⁠⁠⁠⁠www.racingexclusives.com⁠⁠⁠⁠! Check out The RaceWknd magazine ⁠⁠⁠⁠here⁠⁠⁠⁠! Title music created by J.T. the Human: https://www.jtthehuman.com/ Contact & Feedback: Find us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you enjoy podcasts Email: scuderiaf1pod@gmail.com X: @ScuderiaF1Pod To advertise on this show, please visit https://www.advertisecast.com to find out more. Episode Show Notes: May 22, 2025 Welcome to the Scuderia F1 Podcast! Tonight we're recapping the 2025 Monaco Grand Prix weekend was a thrilling and controversial affair, ignited by Lando Norris's sensational pole position, narrowly edging out Charles Leclerc. However, the grid was dramatically reshaped by multiple penalties, notably Lewis Hamilton's three-place drop due to an "inaccurate radio message" leading to impeding Max Verstappen, and Lance Stroll's cumulative demotion to the very back. Race day saw Norris convert his pole into a commanding victory, marking his first Monaco win and second of the season, contributing to a fantastic double podium for McLaren. The drama continued with early incidents like Gabriel Bortoleto hitting the wall and Pierre Gasly colliding with Yuki Tsunoda, highlighting Monaco's unforgiving nature. Adding to the controversy, George Russell received a drive-through penalty for skipping the Nouvelle Chicane and controversially ignoring team advice to return the position, claiming Alex Albon was driving "erratically". The new mandatory two-pit stop rule also sparked debate, with drivers like Carlos Sainz calling the race "manipulated" and Max Verstappen stating it "didn't do anything" for racing at the front, ultimately shifting chaos to strategic manipulation rather than on-track overtakes. Join the conversation! Follow us on X @ScuderiaF1Pod Subscribe to the Scuderia F1 Podcast wherever you get your podcasts. Please leave us a rating and review if you enjoyed the show! Thanks for tuning in! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Send us a textWelcome to Imola where we there was more overtaking than this track has seen in a minute, the return of the Max, a class field trip (including a driver), and more. Let's debrief the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix!Watch the episodeMENTIONED MEDIAFIA reduces swearing penaltyToto Wolff says we should stop accusing successful cars of cheatingOliver Oakes brother arrestedJames Vowles and Jack Whitehall have espresso martinisCarlos Sainz and Alex Albon discuss their fan rankingsOllie Bearman turns 20Lando Norris celebrates Martin Garrix's birthdayCarlos Sainz the face of L'OrealCarlos Sainz and Eva Longoria in Cannes for L'OrealCarlos Sainz on the red carpet in CannesKimi Antonelli class field trip to ImolaKimi Antonelli classmates post about field tripCharles Leclerc watches video with LeoCarlos Sainz reacts to qualifying above FerrariCharles Leclerc reacts to qualifyingGeorge Russell eats banana in press conferenceLando Norris radio during raceFind me outside the pod: Follow me @boxboxf1podVisit the website for more deets on me and the podcastShare your thoughts/opinions/questions with me!!

Max Verstappen gewinnt den Großen Preis der Emilia-Romagna und das mit einem herausragenden Manöver gegen Oscar Piastri, der auch noch seinen Teamkollegen Lando Norris ziehen lassen musste. Ein gebrauchter Nachmittag für den WM-Leader. Der Kampf um die Formel-1-Weltmeisterschaft könnte den ersten Wendepunkt erlebt haben, denn Verstappen ist wieder voll dabei. Kevin Scheuren und Dennis Lewandowski sprechen wie nach jedem Grand Prix über Gewinner und Verlierer, da kommt das Trio ebenso vor wie Alexander Albon, Lewis Hamilton oder auch Oliver Bearman. Wie, das erfahrt ihr, wenn ihr reinhört. Zusätzlich gibts den Ausblick auf den #MonacoGP. Viel Freude mit der Ausgabe! Euer Feedback ist uns wichtig! Ihr ... *** Diese Folge enthält Werbung *** Immer gut fahren – mit der Allianz Kfz-Versicherung. Erlebe Top-Service zum Top-Preis – schon ab 89 € im Jahr. Mehr Infos auf allianz.de/kfz und persönlich in deiner Nähe.Dieser Podcast wird vermarktet von der Podcastbude.www.podcastbu.de - Full-Service-Podcast-Agentur - Konzeption, Produktion, Vermarktung, Distribution und Hosting.Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen?Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich.Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten. kostenlos-hosten.de ist ein Produkt der Podcastbude.

Max Verstappen gewinnt den Großen Preis der Emilia-Romagna und das mit einem herausragenden Manöver gegen Oscar Piastri, der auch noch seinen Teamkollegen Lando Norris ziehen lassen musste. Ein gebrauchter Nachmittag für den WM-Leader. Der Kampf um die Formel-1-Weltmeisterschaft könnte den ersten Wendepunkt erlebt haben, denn Verstappen ist wieder voll dabei. Kevin Scheuren und Dennis Lewandowski sprechen wie nach jedem Grand Prix über Gewinner und Verlierer, da kommt das Trio ebenso vor wie Alexander Albon, Lewis Hamilton oder auch Oliver Bearman. Wie, das erfahrt ihr, wenn ihr reinhört. Zusätzlich gibts den Ausblick auf den #MonacoGP. Viel Freude mit der Ausgabe! Euer Feedback ist uns wichtig! Ihr ...Dieser Podcast wird vermarktet von der Podcastbude.www.podcastbu.de - Full-Service-Podcast-Agentur - Konzeption, Produktion, Vermarktung, Distribution und Hosting.Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen?Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich.Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten. kostenlos-hosten.de ist ein Produkt der Podcastbude.

Ben Edwards, Andrew Benson & former McLaren mechanic Marc Priestley react to Max Verstappen's victory at the Emilia-Romagna GP. The team hear from the Dutchman, as well as McLaren duo Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri. Lewis Hamilton gives his thoughts after a turnaround in form for Ferrari, plus Alex Albon speaks about another strong Williams performance.

Meg and Spanners recap the Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix that resulted in Max Verstappen coming in first, followed by the two McLarens: Lando Norris in second and Oscar Piastri in third. They begin by breaking down Red Bull's seemingly perfect race weekend, starting with Verstappen taking Turn 2, forcing Piastri behind (4:05). Then, they dive into McLaren's race strategy with both drivers going head-to-head (16:06), address Alex Albon's and Williams' performances (44:18), and highlight a few more overtakes that stood out (53:25)! Hosts: Megan Schuster and Spanners Ready Producer: Erika Cervantes Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Betty, Greg and Christian are back for an F1 driver drop in. Alex Albon is on to give an animal update, which let's just say doesn't go entirely according to plan. Alex gives us advice on how to wind George up, plus he and Betty get in to a HEATED row!!! There's also a healthy balance of Formula 1 chat as we preview Imola with the latest on Christian Horner at Red Bull, the situation at Alpine and Ferrari's hopes for one of their home races. Want to go to a Grand Prix? We know the best people to help. Our mates at Gullivers Travel will sort everything out to give you the weekend of your life. Here's three of the races they can get you to in style…Silverstone: https://gulliverstravel.co.uk/event/formula-1/packages/british-grand-prix?utm_source=The+Fast+and+the+Curious&utm_medium=YouTube&utm_campaign=Formula+1+2025Singapore: https://gulliverstravel.co.uk/event/formula-1/packages/singapore-grand-prix?utm_source=The+Fast+and+the+Curious&utm_medium=YouTube&utm_campaign=Formula+1+2025Abu Dhabi: https://gulliverstravel.co.uk/event/formula-1/packages/abu-dhabi-grand-prix?utm_source=The+Fast+and+the+Curious&utm_medium=YouTube&utm_campaign=Formula+1+2025Coming soon to The Fast And The Curious. British Grand Prix news, big guests from the world of F1 and reaction to every single race. YouTube: @fastcuriouspodTwitter: @fastcuriouspodInstagram: @fastcuriouspodTiktok: @fastcuriouspod Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Miami Grand Prix brought the party, the rain, and some bad blood. Join Patrick and Brian on the Hard Compound. We analyze where it turned south for Max Verstappen, and how it all went so horribly wrong for Ferrari. Plus, answer the big questions:Can F1 drivers with children still win championships? Should McLaren declare Oscar Piastri their #1 driver? Is Lewis Hamilton the reason behind Ferrari's struggles? Will 2025 be Alonso's last year in F1? Will it be Apple, Amazon, or Fox that sign the big money media deal with Formula 1?And, how many races should a rookie driver get before losing his seat? Plus, our prediction of the next evolution in Formula One. Lego Bumper Karting!Text Brian or PatrickAnd as always, thank you for listening to everybody's most beloved father and son F1 podcast!

Timo & Mattey besprechen in dieser Folge den Großen Preis von Miami 2025. In Florida setzt Oscar Piastri seine aktuelle Siegesserie fort und holt den 1. Platz vor McLaren-Kollege Lando Norris und Mercedes-Ass George Russell. Weltmeister Max Verstappen wird Vierter, während die Ferrari-Piloten Lewis Hamilton und Charles Leclerc vor allem mit fragwürdiger Strategie auffallen.

Tom Clarkson is joined in the paddock by F1TV lead presenter, Laura Winter, and French F1 journalist for L'Equipe, Fred Ferret, to dissect an action-packed Miami Grand Prix. Oscar Piastri's fourth win of the season means he now leads McLaren teammate Lando Norris by 16 points at the top of the World Championship. So, after a mega battle with the reigning champion for P1, is Oscar the new Max Verstappen? Even though Lando lost more ground in the title race, was this weekend a step in the right direction for the Brit? And after his sensational pole lap and defensive masterclass against the McLarens, will being a father actually make Verstappen an even better driver?  Kimi Antonelli became the youngest polesitter in any format in F1 history with his Sprint pole and outqualified George Russell for the first time this season. How have Mercedes 'nurtured' the 18-year-old to settle into Formula 1 so smoothly? Elsewhere, Williams secured a double points finish for the second race in a row. Why were they quicker than Ferrari in Miami? Alex Albon joins the pod to share great insight into how he bounced back from his penalty in F1 Sprint and why there was some confusion over team orders between himself and Carlos Sainz. Plus, speaking of team orders, what did Laura and Fred think of how Ferrari managed their strategy with Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton? 

Oscar Piastri van McLaren het van die vierde wegspringplek daarin geslaag om die Miami Grand Prix te wen, sy derde agtereenvolgende oorwinning. Die Australiër se spanmaat, Lando Norris, het van 'n sesde plek herstel na 'n voorval met Max Verstappen van Red Bull in die eerste ronde, om tweede te eindig. George Russell van Mercedes was derde. Verstappen het vierde oor die wenstreep gejaag, voor Alex Albon van die Williams-span. Piastri, wat sy bestuurderskampioenskap-voorsprong teen Norris met 16 punte vergroot het, sê hy kan steedse verbeter:

El Gran Premio de Miami de Fórmula 1 2025 ha dejado una nueva victoria para Oscar Piastri, que lideró un doblete de McLaren junto a Lando Norris. El australiano adelantó a Verstappen en la vuelta 14 y no soltó el liderato, afianzando su posición en el campeonato. George Russell completó el podio para Mercedes tras aprovechar un coche de seguridad virtual, mientras que Verstappen se tuvo que conformar con la cuarta plaza. Con este resultado, Piastri lidera el campeonato con 131 puntos, seguido por Norris con 115 y Verstappen con 99 McLaren se posiciona como el equipo a batir, mostrando una combinación letal de ritmo, estrategia y fiabilidad. Las Claves del GP de Miami de F1 2025 1. Oscar Piastri (1º): Piastri logró su tercera victoria consecutiva y cuarta en seis carreras, demostrando un dominio impresionante en la carrera. Aprovechó la lucha entre los pilotos de Red Bull y McLaren para escalar al frente y gestionar la victoria con gran control, alejándose de Norris en las últimas etapas de la carrera. 2. Lando Norris (2º): Aunque luchó duramente por el liderato con Max Verstappen y luego con Óscar Piastri, Lando Norris no pudo aprovechar sus oportunidades de adelantar a Verstappen debido a errores estratégicos y un toque con el holandés en la curva 2. A pesar de ello, logró un sólido segundo lugar, aunque lamentó no haber podido luchar por la victoria. 3. George Russell (3º): Russell aprovechó el Virtual Safety Car para hacer una parada rápida y ascender al podio en la tercera posición. Aunque Red Bull protestó por su actuación bajo bandera amarilla, la protesta fue rechazada, y el británico consiguió su cuarto podio de la temporada, terminando por delante de Max Verstappen. 4. Max Verstappen (4º): A pesar de una pole impresionante y un fuerte inicio de carrera, Verstappen no pudo igualar el ritmo de McLaren. La degradación de los neumáticos y un error de estrategia en el Virtual Safety Car le costaron el podio, terminando en una decepcionante cuarta posición. 5. Carlos Sainz (9º): Sainz mostró un gran rendimiento, pero un inicio de carrera complicado con neumáticos usados y daños en el coche lo dejó en una posición defensiva. A pesar de ello, estuvo luchando con los Ferrari y Mercedes, mostrando un ritmo competitivo. Su parada temprana fue un punto clave que lo dejó fuera de la pelea por los puestos más altos, pero su actuación fue sólida. Sainz destacó el gran rendimiento del FW47 y prometió maximizar las oportunidades en futuras carreras. 6. Fernando Alonso (12º): Alonso no tuvo el rendimiento esperado, quedando fuera de los puntos. Su Aston Martin no mostró el ritmo necesario para luchar por los puestos de cabeza, lo que resultó en una carrera decepcionante para el piloto español. 7. La batalla entre Max Verstappen y Lando Norris: Durante la primera vuelta, Max Verstappen y Norris tuvieron un incidente en la curva 2 que dejó a Norris fuera de la pista. Aunque Lando Norris logró una remontada, la pérdida de tiempo y la posterior lucha con Max Verstappen le impidieron pelear por la victoria, conformándose con el segundo lugar. 8. La estrategia del Virtual Safety Car: El Virtual Safety Car, provocado por el coche de Olivier Bearman, alteró las estrategias de algunos pilotos. Óscar iastri y Lando Norris aprovecharon este periodo para realizar pit stops ventajosos, mientras que Max Verstappen no se benefició de la misma manera. 9. El rendimiento de McLaren: McLaren mostró un dominio claro en la carrera, con Piastri y Norris gestionando bien la carrera. La velocidad del McLaren fue superior a la de Red Bull, lo que permitió a Piastri y Norris superar a Verstappen y gestionar la carrera con gran eficacia. 10. El rendimiento de los Ferrari: Los Ferrari lucharon en la parte media del campo, con Sainz a la cabeza del grupo. Aunque ambos pilotos tuvieron que gestionar problemas con la degradación de los neumáticos, Sainz estuvo cerca de adelantar a Hamilton en la última vuelta, lo que habría sido un resultado positivo. 11. La frustración de Max Verstappen con Red Bull: A pesar de las expectativas en Miami, Verstappen y Red Bull no pudieron igualar el ritmo de McLaren. Según Andrea Stella, jefe de McLaren, Red Bull sigue sin tener el coche necesario para competir con la velocidad de McLaren en una carrera completa. 12. Alex Albon (5º): Albon tuvo una gran actuación, finalizando en la quinta posición. Aprovechó la caída de Verstappen y mostró un buen ritmo para mantener la competitividad en la carrera Los destacados del GP de Miami2025 Estrella: Óscar Piastri Estrellado: Aston Martin Qué momento: Max Verstappen vs Lando Norris Sorpresa: Alex Albon y Williams Próxima Carrera Gran Premio de Monza La próxima cita del Mundial de Fórmula 1 será el Gran Premio de Emilia-Romaña, que se disputará del 16 al 18 de mayo en el histórico circuito de Imola . Este trazado, conocido por su carácter técnico y sus estrechas escapatorias, pondrá a prueba la precisión de los pilotos y la eficacia de las estrategias de los equipos. Además, Imola es un lugar cargado de historia y emociones, lo que siempre añade un componente especial a la competición. Con McLaren dominando el campeonato y Red Bull y Ferrari buscando recortar distancias, la carrera promete ser intensa. Así que, marcad la fecha y preparaos para otro emocionante capítulo de esta temporada. 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Tom Clarkson is joined by former Renault driver and F1TV commentator, Jolyon Palmer, and Sky Sports F1 presenter, Natalie Pinkham, to analyse the 2025 season so far and discuss what might happen at this weekend's Miami Grand Prix, which also features the second F1 Sprint of the year. After five races, Oscar Piastri is 10 points clear of his teammate Lando Norris at the top of the World Championship. What has Oscar got right so far this season? Where can Lando improve? What advantage does Oscar have that could help his championship campaign? And will returning to the scene of his first Grand Prix victory last year help Lando get his title challenge back on track? Also on the agenda: does Max Verstappen's Red Bull future depend on whether he becomes a five-time World Champion in 2025? What's different about George Russell and Alex Albon this year? Do Aston Martin need Adrian Newey's input on their current car? And who will be on the podium in Miami? It's All To Drive For. Be there! Book your seat at a 2025 Grand Prix – tickets.formula1.com THIS EPISODE IS SPONSORED BY... Square: Run your business smarter with Square. Get started today. You can get up to $200 off Square hardware at square.com/go/f1nation.

Send us a textWe're chatting about everything that went down in a very toasty Jeddah, including lap 1 drama, off-track tea (feat. unhinged rookie stories), Oscar Piastri leading the world championship (omg!), and really digging into why Max Verstappen was so angry after the race. Was it the penalty? Finishing second? Isane FIA behavior (ding ding ding!!)?? Let's debrief the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix!!Watch the episodeMentioned MediaYuki Tsunoda's Bahrain dump featured an excellent photo of Max VerstappenLewis Hamilton on the cover of VogueGeorge Russell advert for Mercedes sponsor EinhellKimi Antonelli remembers every lap time he's ever registered on a trackKimi Antonelli and Ollie Bearman share unhinged storiesAlex Albon and Carlos Sainz trauma bonding over Dr. Helmut MarkoAlex Albon and Carlos Sainz discuss how they feel at home on the roadCharles Leclerc has a Words of Wisdom doc with his funny radio messagesGeorge posted a pic of him, Lando, Alex, and Carlos playing padelDrivers were greeted at the airport with bouquets of flowersJLo was at the Ferrari garageMax Verstappen, Isack Hadjar, and Fernando Alonso take selfies on Alex Albon's phoneJames Vowles on Max VerstappenMax Verstappen and David Croft at the press conferenceYuki Tsunoda crashes in FP2Oscar Piastri has water in his helmet?Isack Hadjar ALSO has water in his helmetIsack Hadjar and trying to overtake the WilliamsMax Verstappen penalty documentation from the FIAAlex Albon flying home with Max Verstappen Find me outside the pod: Follow me @boxboxf1podVisit the website for more deets on me and the podcastShare your thoughts/opinions/questions with me!!

In this episode of the EverythingF1 podcast, host Sean is joined by Coops and Aimee to review the recent Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. Key topics include: Max Verstappen and Oscar Piastri's incident at Turn 1, Lap 1, the penalties involved, and Red Bull's strategy; McLaren's performance, with particular emphasis on Piastri's win and Norris' struggles; Ferrari's ups and downs, including Charles Leclerc's podium and Lewis Hamilton's continued difficulties; Mercedes' quiet but consistent performance, featuring standout results from George Russell and Kimi Antonelli; Williams' strong showing, with double points finishes for Alex Albon and Carlos Sainz; and the ongoing challenges for Aston Martin and Fernando Alonso. The team also discusses a rumoured driver moves, providing speculation on potential driver line-ups.Join us throughout the year, where we will have special guests, News, Race Reviews and more, all dropped onto your favourite podcast streaming service every single week! Don't miss a second, by simply hitting the Subscribe button now! We're on all socials too on the handle @joinEF1 - Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, TikTok plus our Website (www.everythingf1.com) is updated daily with News, Race Reviews and Opinion pieces, keeping you abreast of all the goings on from around the paddock. We really are the one pitstop shop for your daily F1 fix. We have partnered up with TheRaceWorks.com to bring you all this seasons Official F1 Merchandise. Simply enter the discount code 'EF1' at checkout to save 10% across the whole site! EverythingF1: Driven by fans, for the fans!

Oscar Piastri seizes the lead in the F1 championship and we do not expect him to let it go, not to his teammate, Lando Norris, and not to reigning champion, Max Verstappen. Join Brian and Patrick on the Hard Compound for our analysis of the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, including all the off-track drama. Why did the stewards go easy on Verstappen's obvious penalty? And what might that mean going forward? When does a Martin Brundle grid walk turn into a rumble? We tell you when. Who chose more wrong? Ferrari or Lewis Hamilton? Is Charles Leclerc destined to be the greatest F1 driver in history to never win any championship? Our crazy prediction: George Russell, Alex Albon, Carlos Sainz, and Lando Norris fund a global Padel league that takes the world by storm. Plus, our picks for the Miami Grand Prix and who will drive for Cadillac in 2026. Give a listen and subscribe. Text Brian or PatrickAnd as always, thank you for listening to everybody's most beloved father and son F1 podcast!

Bienvenidos a un nuevo episodio del podcast, donde la Fórmula 1 nunca se detiene y cada carrera nos deja con más preguntas que respuestas. El Gran Premio de Arabia Saudí 2025, concluyó con una destacada victoria de Oscar Piastri (McLaren), quien se impuso a Max Verstappen (Red Bull) que fue segundo. Mientras Charles Leclerc (Ferrari) completó el podio en tercera posición, logrando el primer podio de la temporada para la escudería italiana. En cuanto a los pilotos españoles, Carlos Sainz fue octavo y Fernando Alonso (Aston Martin) terminó duodécimo. Tras el Gran Premio de Arabia Saudí, el Mundial 2025 ha dado un vuelco interesante: Oscar Piastri lidera la clasificación con 99 puntos, seguido muy de cerca por su compañero Lando Norris con 89, y un Max Verstappen que, con 87 puntos, no piensa rendirse tan fácilmente. En el Mundial de Constructores, McLaren se ha colocado al frente con autoridad, sumando 188 puntos, mientras que Mercedes con 111 y Red Bull con 92 intentan no perder el ritmo. Y para analizar todo esto —porque vaya si hay cosas que comentar— hoy nos acompaña una voz autorizada, de las que están cada fin de semana en el corazón del paddock: Javier Quilón, nuestro experto de DAZN F1, que nos ayudará a entender cómo hemos llegado hasta aquí... y hacia dónde apunta el campeonato. Las Claves del GP de Arabia Saudí de F1 2025 1. Victoria imperial de Óscar Piastri Oscar Piastri logró su tercera victoria de la temporada y primera en Jeddah, adelantando a Verstappen en la salida y aprovechando una sanción de 5 segundos al neerlandés para gestionar la carrera desde el aire limpio. Además, se convierte en líder del Mundial por primera vez. Piastri mostró un ritmo impresionante durante toda la carrera, gestionando su posición con astucia y destacando la estrategia de McLaren como clave para su éxito. 2. Max Verstappen, segundo… y frustrado Max Verstappen perdió la posición en la salida, se saltó la chicane para mantenerla y fue sancionado. Aunque recuperó el liderato brevemente, la penalización y la estrategia de McLaren lo dejaron detrás de Piastri. Su enfado fue evidente: no respondió preguntas tras la carrera. Red Bull defendió la postura de Verstappen, argumentando que no había espacio para él y que la sanción fue demasiado severa. A pesar de ello, Helmut Marko señaló que las mejoras del coche seguirán funcionando a largo plazo, y la lucha por el título está lejos de terminar. 3. Charles Leclerc resiste y salva el podio Charles Leclerc completó el podio con una gran estrategia: alargó el primer stint con medios, paró tarde y fue rápido con los duros. Aguantó a un Lando Norris con mejor ritmo hasta la última vuelta, sumando el primer podio de Ferrari en 2025. Leclerc demostró su experiencia al gestionar el ritmo y defender la posición contra los McLaren, mientras Ferrari empieza a recuperar terreno frente a sus rivales. 4. Lando Norris, de 10º a 4º con susto incluido Lando Norris fue uno de los protagonistas: salió 10º, paró tardísimo, y con neumáticos medios llegó a luchar por el podio. A punto estuvo de meterse en zona DRS de Charles Leclerc. Además, estuvo bajo investigación por cruzar la línea del pit lane, pero fue absuelto. El británico desplegó su habitual habilidad para gestionar la carrera y estuvo muy cerca de conseguir un resultado aún mejor, pero su remontada fue una de las grandes historias del fin de semana. 5. Lección estratégica de McLaren El equipo papaya jugó perfecto: detuvo a Óscar Piastri cuando tenía margen para evitar tráfico y colocó a Lando Norris con aire limpio para exprimir los medios. Resultado: victoria y 1-4 que los consolida como rival directo de Red Bull. La astucia de McLaren a la hora de planificar las paradas y las estrategias de neumáticos ha quedado demostrada, consolidando al equipo como una amenaza real para la lucha del campeonato. 6. George Russell y Andrea K. Antonelli, sólidos para Mercedes George Russell terminó 5º y Andrea Kimi Antonelli 6º, ambos con ritmo competitivo pero sin opciones de podio. El rookie sigue impresionando con actuaciones consistentes y sin errores. Aunque Mercedes aún está buscando el rendimiento óptimo de su monoplaza, tanto Russell como Antonelli están demostrando que el equipo puede pelear con los mejores en la zona media. 7. Lewis Hamilton, el más flojo de los grandes Lewis Hamilton fue 7º sin brillo. No tuvo ritmo para competir con sus compañeros ni con los McLaren o Ferrari, y además perdió la batalla estratégica con Norris en la primera mitad de carrera. Hamilton mostró su frustración con el rendimiento del coche, asegurando que no se sentía cómodo y que aún no había encontrado la sintonía con el Ferrari. Los problemas de adaptación continúan siendo un desafío para el siete veces campeón. 8. Carlos Sainz, héroe de la zona media Carlos Sainz salía sexto y, a pesar de una mala parada que le costó tiempo, consiguió remontar hasta el octavo puesto, siendo el mejor del grupo medio. En su primer fin de semana con Williams, el español se mostró muy satisfecho con el rendimiento del coche y el progreso del equipo. Sainz demostró que, a pesar de las dificultades, sigue siendo una pieza clave para el desarrollo del equipo británico. 9. Fernando Alonso, sin puntos pero satisfecho Fernando Alonso finalizó 11º tras batallar toda la carrera en zona de DRS. Aguantó a Lawson 15 vueltas y casi pescó un punto tras la sanción del neozelandés. Aunque Aston Martin sigue lejos del top 10, Alonso mostró su capacidad para mantener la concentración y pelear hasta el final, aunque el equipo aún está buscando el rendimiento necesario para pelear por los puntos. 10. Yuki Tsunoda y Pierre Gasly, KO en la vuelta 1 El incidente entre Yuki Tsunoda y Pierre Gasly en la curva 4 provocó el primer Safety Car. Ambos acabaron contra el muro en un toque muy evitable, que dejó fuera a dos coches antes de completar una vuelta entera. Este incidente dejó claro cómo las primeras vueltas pueden ser decisivas y cómo el contacto entre compañeros de equipo puede acabar de forma inesperada. 11. Williams, sorpresa del fin de semana Con Carlos Sainz 8º y Alex Albon 9º, Williams fue el mejor equipo de la zona media. Su ritmo en Jeddah los colocó incluso por delante de Aston Martin y Haas, y suben al 5º puesto en el campeonato de constructores. Williams parece haber dado un gran paso adelante, con su rendimiento destacando especialmente en carreras como la de Jeddah. 12. Isack Hadjar salva el último punto para Racing Bulls El joven Isack Hadjar aprovechó el caos inicial y una buena estrategia para llevarse el último punto en juego. Contenido en carrera y sin errores: un premio merecido. Aunque no fue un resultado brillante, Hadjar sumó puntos cruciales para Racing Bulls, demostrando su capacidad para mantenerse concentrado en situaciones difíciles. 13. La polémica de la primera curva, decisiva para el desenlace El momento clave del Gran Premio se vivió en los primeros segundos, cuando Oscar Piastri logró una mejor salida y se lanzó al interior de la curva 1. Max Verstappen, por fuera, no encontró hueco y recortó la chicane, manteniendo el liderato. Aunque el neerlandés alegó por radio que no le dejaron espacio, los comisarios vieron clara la acción y le impusieron una penalización de cinco segundos, que terminó siendo crucial. Red Bull se planteó incluso presentar imágenes nuevas a los comisarios, pero asumen que una revisión formal difícilmente prosperaría. Sin esa penalización, Max Verstappen podría haber ganado la carrera. La polémica continuó después de la carrera, con Christian Horner y Helmut Marko defendiendo su postura y destacando la incoherencia en las decisiones de los comisarios. Los destacados del GP de Arabia Saudí 2025 Estrella: Óscar , el nuevo líder del Mundial. Estrellado: Lando Norris y su enésimo error. La sorpresa: Charles Leclerc con su primer podium de la temporada para Ferrari y Carlos Sainz que ha rodado muy rápido y progresando positivamente con su Williams. ⏳Qué momento: El caos de la salida con Próxima Carrera Gran Premio de Miami Después del Gran Premio de Arabia Saudí, la siguiente cita del calendario de Fórmula 1 2025 es el Gran Premio de Miami, que se celebrará del 2 al 4 de mayo a las 22 horas en el circuito urbano del Hard Rock Stadium . El Gran Premio de Miami se celebra en el Miami International Autodrome, un circuito urbano temporal de 5,41 km y 19 curvas que rodea el Hard Rock Stadium, hogar de los Miami Dolphins. Este trazado, diseñado con el apoyo de la F1, combina rectas de alta velocidad con curvas técnicas, incluyendo tres zonas de DRS y una recta de 1,2 km donde los monoplazas alcanzan velocidades cercanas a los 340 km/h . Más allá de la pista, el evento es un espectáculo en sí mismo, con zonas temáticas como "The Beach" y "The Fountains", y conciertos de artistas de renombre que transforman el fin de semana en una auténtica fiesta del motor . Con su fusión de velocidad, glamour y entretenimiento, el GP de Miami se ha consolidado como una cita imperdible en el calendario de la Fórmula 1. Presenta y dirige: Fernando Rivas https://twitter.com/rivasportauto Redacción Seguridad y Economía: Jose Lagunar https://www.linkedin.com/in/joselagunar/ Motorsport Javier Quilón: https://twitter.com/JaviviQuilon Puedes seguirnos en nuestra web: https://www.podcastmotor.es Twiter: @AutoFmRadio Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/autofmradio/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC57czZy-ctfV02t_PeNXCAQ Contacto: info@autofm.es

After the fairly restrained Japanese Grand Prix we needed a bit of a plate cleanser and that's exactly what Bahrain served up to us for out 2nd race in the Gulf this season. A dominant win for McLaren's Oscar Piastri , but eith more FIA based chaos hiding beneath the surface.This week on the podcast we look at the Bahrain Grand Prix which saw a huge number of technical gremlins strike several teams, and some very strange and late calls from the stewards, which ened up ahving a negative effect on a few driver's races. It all kicked off on Saturday when Nico Hulkenberg's best Q1 lap time was deleted during Q3, but the problem was he'd already taken part in Q2 when it turned out he shouldn't have actually got through, this had a knock on effct on Alex Albon, who should then have made the 2nd session with a car that team principle James Vowles claimed had th pace for Q3.It didn't get much better from there as we had timing failures, George Russell able to open his DRS manually and by mistake (when he wqas trying to use the radio) and who knows what else. As usual there's our team by team review and the expected sheload of tangents!If you want to join in with the chat during the races (along with practice and qualifying) head over to our Discord where there's always a great crowd of people to watch along with. And on the socials weve got our Facebook, Instagram, BlueSky & Twitter (or is it X) and Paul's attempts at Sim Racing on our Twitch channel. And if you want to support us you can donate to our Patreon as well from as little as £/$/€ 1 per monthEnjoy

#513 BYD, Katy Perry and Teammates. Gareth explores cars new and old in Ireland. We discuss space tourism. INEOS struggle to find a name for their next car. Plus, who's beating who in the head-to-head battles in F1?

Graham and Luke return to review an entertaining Bahrain Grand Prix! This week, we talk:Piastri dominates to bring himself back into early contention (9:35)Russell great 2025 continues; why he kept his P2 amid DRS infringement (22:34)Solid points for Ferrari; Safety Car undoes strategy (29:42)Gasly scores first points for Alpine this season (35:55)Another double points finish for Haas: strategy lifts Ocon, Bearman recovers from P20 (38:52)Verstappen and Tsunoda dragging the Red Bull; Tsunoda delivers points (43:18)Encouraging progress for Jack Doohan (49:40)A midfield round-up, including Kimi Antonelli being shafted by strategy and the safety car (51:23)Sainz's best weekend for Williams so far (56:26)Racing Bulls regress at Bahrain, Hulk gets disqualified (59:45)Alex Albon shafted in qualifying by terrible FIA mistake (60:58)A Lando Norris discussion: from unnecessary media comments, underperforming with the grid's best car in qualifying, and costly race errors (62:28)A hapless weekend from Aston Martin (84:38)Liam Lawson continues to struggle (87:17)A terrible weekend for the FIA: a shitshow across the board (90:34)F3 recap at Bahrain: a new star in the making in Freddie Slater? (94:52)Previewing the action at Jeddah (100:48)

Stuart Codling and Filip Cleeren sit down to review what was a hectic Qualifying day at the 2025 Bahrain Grand Prix. Together, they review what was Oscar Piastri's second pole position of the season, and explain how his teammate Lando Norris was so far back in comparison. There's also an explainer as to why Alex Albon was denied a chance to run in Q2 because of a track limits violation by Nico Hulkenberg, and why both Mercedes were demoted a position each due to a strange quirk with an "estimated" restart time. And finally, there's a reaction to a downbeat Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton, with the Dutchman claiming he's just "taking part" in the 2025 title fight, and Lewis apologising to his team for what he deemed a poor performance in ninth. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Drivers, sponsors, repairing crashes and making big decisions; Formula 1 Team Principals have a lot to handle. Williams Racing boss James Vowles answers your questions about his job. What does it mean when a team says they're focusing on F1's new rules in 2026? How does James deal with team mate battles? How are Williams supporting young women reach F1? Christian Hewgill asks James these questions and more in an interview which is hilariously interrupted by Alex Albon. It's safe to say this episode really lifts the lid on what happens behind the scenes in an F1 Team Principal's office... Get your question answered by an F1 expert Big or small, if you've got a question we'll find the best person to answer it. Send your email or voice note to F1Explains@F1.com Listen to more official F1 podcasts In-depth interviews on F1 Beyond The Grid Expert reaction before and after every Grand Prix on F1 Nation Join us at a Formula 1 Grand Prix in 2025 Go to tickets.formula1.com to book your seat

The Carlos Sainz story is not over, but it's certainly evolved past himself and even Charles Leclerc feels it. Climb the ladder with me on Patreon: https://patreon.com/lawvsCarlos Sainz's "revenge arc" at Williams may have paused, but it's far from over. After a stellar preseason, Sainz unexpectedly struggled, falling behind his teammate Alex Albon and raising questions about what happened. Is it sabotage, favoritism, or something else entirely? Williams team principal James Vowles clears the air, emphasizing transparency and fairness, putting Sainz's struggles down to adapting to the car rather than deeper technical issues. Meanwhile, Alex Albon is thriving under the new team dynamic, confidently stepping into a leadership role, showcasing impressive consistency, and highlighting Williams' promising rise.As Ferrari and McLaren grapple with internal tensions, Williams is strategically building a harmonious future, bringing in talented young drivers like Victor Martins and Franco Colapinto. Could Sainz's departure from Ferrari be more impactful than initially thought, especially considering Charles Leclerc's current struggles alongside Lewis Hamilton? With Williams emerging as one of the most stable teams in F1 right now, is the stage set for Sainz's resurgence? This is the behind-the-scenes look at why Carlos Sainz's revenge story isn't finished yet—it's just getting interesting.Carlos Sainz's revenge arc has paused, not ended https://youtu.be/GO3nDhEpGX4#f1 #carlossainz #formula1 #scuderiaferrari #ferrari #williamsf1 #williamsracing #formulaone #f12025 #f1news #f1latest #f1updates #f1drama #alexanderalbon #albon #sainz #francocolapinto #colapinto #f1testing #bahraingp

True, most of the action took place in pit lane. But there was a lot of drama leading up to this year's Japanese Grand Prix. Join Patrick and Brian on the Hard Compound. Full breakdown of the 2025 Japan Grand Prix, plus our take on all the drama inside Red Bull. And McLaren. And Ferrari. Oh, my. Why the Red Bull seat a make or break assignment for Yuki. When McLaren decides to prioritize Oscar over Lando. Plus, the rookies are finally showing up. But, wait. There's more. Is Angry Alex Albon the best Alex Albon? Is Christian Horner on the way out? And why is Ferrari regressing? Give a listen and subscribe. Text Brian or PatrickAnd as always, thank you for listening to everybody's most beloved father and son F1 podcast!

Welcome to the Quick Stop F1 Podcast! This week Nyasha and Thandie break down a drab and boring Japanese Grand Prix with Max Verstappen victorious after a scinitaliting pole and dominating win over McLaren duo Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri. There's also a Lewis Hamilton discussion around the start to Ferrari and we tell Jack Doohan that he's cut off from the Quick Stop Support Fund... 00:00 Introduction and Welcome 01:55 Japanese GP Boredom 05:59 Thandie's Fashion Show 10:03 Max Verstappen's Performance 13:57 Lando Norris and McLaren's Challenges 26:00 F*ck Them Kids! 30:27 Lewis Hamilton's Current Challenges and Team Dynamics 36:55 Expectations for Lewis Hamilton's Future 51:15 Yuki Tsunoda's Transition to Red Bull 56:12 Alex Albon's Spiciness! 59:00 Jack Doohan... Brother? 01:05:00 Reading Your Tweets! 01:12:00 Thandie's Lips Cause a Commotion 01:16:00 Outro Hate ads? Join our Patreon for ad free streaming of both video and audio - www.patreon.com/QuickStopF1 We are a small independent podcast and we really rely on every review on Apple podcasts and share, so please share us as far and wide as you can and remember to leave a review! You can also review on Spotify too, so make sure to drop us a five-star review. Make sure to follow us on social media: Twitter - https://twitter.com/QuickStopF1 Instagram - https://instagram.com/QuickStopF1 TikTok - tiktok.com/@quickstopf1 Thandie TikTok - tiktok.com/@thandiesibanda Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

F1 race-winner Heikki Kovalainen and F1TV presenter Laura Winter join Tom Clarkson for a post-race debrief following the 2025 Japanese Grand Prix. Red Bull Team Principal Christian Horner praises Max Verstappen's 'inch-perfect' race win at Suzuka and reveals the engineering work which gave Max the car for victory. Then, Laura, Heikki and Tom debate whether McLaren could have done anything differently to challenge Verstappen. Home hero Yuki Tsunoda joins the podcast to reflect on what he calls an 'up and down' Red Bull debut. Yuki looks forward to the next race in Bahrain and tells us the strangest present he got from a fan in Japan. Plus, we cover impressive races from Kimi Antonelli, Isack Hadjar and Ollie Bearman, Alex Albon's team radio frustration, and a promising weekend for Ferrari's Charles Leclerc. More official F1 podcasts In-depth interviews on F1 Beyond The Grid Your questions answered by drivers and more on F1 Explains This episode is sponsored by Shopify: nobody does selling better. Sign up for your $1 per-month trial period at shopify.com/nation BetterHelp: get 10% off your first month of online therapy at betterhelp.com/f1nation

Max Verstappen fended off BOTH Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri to secure a record victory around Suzuka - deserved or gifted through inaction from his rivals?Join the VS Posse today!https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKXm93J-6YEUEBs8WlLagrA/joinThe 2025 F1 Japanese Grand Prix delivered drama, excitement, and surprises at Suzuka, as rookie sensation Kimi Antonelli made history, becoming the youngest ever Formula 1 driver to lead a Grand Prix. Meanwhile, Isack Hadjar overcame significant car issues to qualify impressively and score crucial points, significantly outperforming expectations at Red Bull Racing. Max Verstappen battled against the odds with unexpected pace, taking pole position and clinching victory amid challenges from McLaren, placing himself within striking distance of championship rival Lando Norris.Oscar Piastri showed impressive racecraft, outshining his teammate Norris and a fearless driving style, raising questions about McLaren's cautious race strategies and their papaya rules. Alex Albon continued his strong run for Williams, securing critical points in a fierce constructors' battle, while rookie Oliver Bearman continued to establish himself, grabbing a valuable point and showcasing Ferrari's choice for their driver academy. A possible successor to either Charles Leclerc or Lewis Hamilton? Join us to unpack all the winners, losers, controversies, and standout performances from a thrilling and unpredictable weekend at Suzuka.#f1 #japanesegp #yukitsunoda #formula1 #f1news #f1latest #formulaone #japanesegrandprix #f1predictions #predictions #maxverstappen #redbullracing #lewishamilton #charlesleclerc #redbull #f12025 #formula12025

Max Verstappen ist im Qualifying des Grand Prix von Japan zur 41. Pole-Position seiner Formel-1-Karriere gestürmt. Der Red-Bull-Pilot schlug beide McLaren-Fahrer, die vor der Qualifikation als Favoriten auf die Pole-Position gegolten hatten. Am Ende wurden Lando Norris und Oscar Piastri Zweiter und Dritter. Enttäuschend verlief das Qualifying aus Sicht von Ferrari. Charles Leclerc erreichte zwar P4, der Abstand auf die Spitze war aber groß. Formel-1-Superstar Lewis Hamilton wurde sogar nur Achter. Dazwischen schoben sich beide Mercedes-Piloten George Russell und Andrea Kimi Antonelli. Für Überraschungen sorgten Isack Hadjar, Alex Albon und Oliver Bearman. Yuki Tsunoda enttäuschte im Qualifying bei seinem Red-Bull-Debüt. Nach guten Trainingssitzungen kam der Japaner beim Heimspiel nur auf den 14. Rang. Auch nicht so gut lief es für Nico Hülkenberg, der nur Platz 16 erzielte. Für Ärger sorgten mehrere Gras-Brände am Samstag. Das Problem gab es bereits am Freitag. Die Maßnahmen der FIA wirkten nicht wie gewünscht.

WORLD EXCLUSIVE: He's the most hyped rookie to enter Formula 1 for years. And now after an impressive start to his F1 career, Kimi Antonelli sits down with Betty Glover and Christian Hewgill for a debut appearance on The Fast And The Curious. Kimi tells us how he's coping with the eyes of the world on him, reveals the moment that left him "needing to change his underwear, how he balances F1 with actual school - and the prank he pulled on another driver's trainer. We're going to need to watch this one!Hosted by Radio 1's Greg James, sports presenter Betty Glover and F1 journalist Christian Hewgill, The Fast And The Curious is here every race week to preview and debreif Grand Prixs alongiside some of the biggest names in the sport. Lando Norris, Oscar Piastri, Alex Albon, Carlos Sainz, Esteban Ocon and Lance Stroll have all featured so far in 2025, with more big names on the way.For all of those chats and more checkout our feed wherever you get your podcasts, watch om YouTube and find us on all major social channels @fastcuriouspod. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Oscar Piastri made a statement in Shanghai. He and McLaren teammate are heading for a season-long title fight. How will McLaren handle their battle, and why does it give other drivers an opportunity? Tom Clarkson, F1TV presenter Laura Winter and commentator Alex Jacques tackle the big questions after the Chinese Grand Prix. Also on the podcast: what positives can Ferrari take from a weekend where Lewis Hamilton won in red for the first time, but both cars were disqualified. What will Red Bull do about Liam Lawson's tough start to the season? What's behind Haas' double points-scoring recovery in China? How is Alex Albon leading the way at Williams, and when will Carlos Sainz return to form? This episode is sponsored by Saily Get an exclusive 15% discount on your first Saily data plans! Use code f1nation at checkout. Download the Saily app or go to to https://saily.com/f1nation

Send us a textLet's recap the Chinese Grand Prix over boozy boba and stir-fried race cakes! The on-track drama may have been a bit sub-par, but we can always rely on the teams to make unique strategy calls and on the FIA to take very precise measurements post-race. Plus the rookies are keeping us all on our toes! So, let's dive in to the 2025 Chinese GP.Watch the episode MENTIONED MEDIAYuki eats @andycooks wagyu pieLewis clarifies selfie with IsackLewis Hamilton on the media portrayal of his radio calls  Nicole Piastri at the Australian GPZhou Guanyu, Lewis Hamilton, and Charles Leclerc do calligraphy Charles Leclerc's girlfriend Alex and Alex Albon's girlfriend Lily wear fab outfitsLewis didn't wear a fit, just his uniform??George Russell and Kimi Antonelli play mahjongCarlos Sainz's seat issue during sprint qualiLewis Hamilton on swapping with Charles Leclerc during the raceTed Kravitz coming at Christian Horner regarding driver choices Charles Leclerc's sad eyes Second time ever teenagers have scored points in a GP at the same time!Kimi Antonelli's confusion at being named Driver of the Day Find me outside the pod: Follow me @boxboxf1podVisit the website for more deets on me and the podcastShare your thoughts/opinions/questions with me!!

Edd Straw is joined by Jon Noble and Scott Mitchell-Malm to dissect the Chinese Grand Prix, in which Oscar Piastri showed his title credentials with an impressive victory ahead of McLaren team-mate Lando Norris. Edd, Scott and Jon (with help from Mark Hughes!) discuss how Piastri made the race his, unpick the brake issue that hampered Norris, and outline why Saturday's impressive sprint winner - Lewis Hamilton - was disqualified from the race, along with Ferrari team-mate Charles Leclerc and Alpine's Pierre Gasly. There's also chat about Liam Lawson's perilous position at Red Bull, about Haas's surprise turn of pace, and about Alex Albon's strong start to the year, plus the guys answer another bumper crop of questions from The Race Members' Club. Join The Race Members' Club on Patreon today - we even have an F1-only tier! Head to Patreon.com/therace  Follow The Race on Instagram, X and Facebook Check out our latest videos on YouTube To bid for unique F1 memorabilia with Graham Budd Auctions, click here Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Edd Straw is joined by Jon Noble and Scott Mitchell-Malm to dissect the Chinese Grand Prix, in which Oscar Piastri showed his title credentials with an impressive victory ahead of McLaren team-mate Lando Norris.Edd, Scott and Jon (with help from Mark Hughes!) discuss how Piastri made the race his, unpick the brake issue that hampered Norris, and outline why Saturday's impressive sprint winner - Lewis Hamilton - was disqualified from the race, along with Ferrari team-mate Charles Leclerc and Alpine's Pierre Gasly.There's also chat about Liam Lawson's perilous position at Red Bull, about Haas's surprise turn of pace, and about Alex Albon's strong start to the year, plus the guys answer another bumper crop of questions from The Race Members' Club. Join The Race Members' Club on Patreon today - we even have an F1-only tier! Head to Patreon.com/therace Follow The Race on Instagram, X and FacebookCheck out our latest videos on YouTubeTo bid for unique F1 memorabilia with Graham Budd Auctions, click here Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

#511 F1's Back 2025. The season starts in Melbourne. How did Lewis get on in his debut race for Ferrari. 6 rookies on the grid, who didn't disappoint? Plus, has Elon broken Tesla? Renault's cunning international plan & a tribute to Eddie Jordan.

Teammates fighting in the fastest car, chased by a champion and challenged by changing weather conditions. The 2025 Formula 1 season is off to an incredible start. Tom Clarkson reviews the 2025 Australian Grand Prix with Channel 10's Scott Mackinnon, Richard Craill and Tim McDonald. What did we learn from McLaren's radio messages? Is Lando Norris ready to mount a title challenge? Can Oscar Piastri hit back after his home race heartbreak? Does Max Verstappen have the car to challenge the McLaren pair? The F1 Nation team discuss all that, plus Lewis Hamilton's weekend of learning at Ferrari, fantastic drives from Alex Albon, Kimi Antonelli and Nico Hulkenberg, and difficult debuts for Isack Hadjar and Jack Doohan. Official Formula 1 podcasts In-depth interviews on F1 Beyond The Grid Your questions answered on F1 Explains Experience F1 live in Las Vegas New ticket options, expanded grandstands and lower prices for 2025 Find out more at F1LasVegasGP.com

Filip Cleeren and Emily Selleck review a hectic Qualifying day in Melbourne as McLaren lock out the front row for the Australian Grand Prix. The pair review McLaren's excellence, and why Max Verstappen isn't too phased with starting in third place for tomorrow's race. There's also a discussion on Ferrari struggling as they sit on the fourth row, Yuki Tsunoda and Alex Albon impressing on row three, Isack Hadjar finishing as top rookie in 11th, and Gabriel Bortoleto making Q2, responding to Helmut Marko's comments about being a "B-Tier prospect". Finally, there's a chat about the likelihood of rain for the Grand Prix, Ollie Bearman's miserable weekend so far, and Liam Lawson failing to get out of Q1 on his Red Bull debut. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The qualifying for the 2025 Australian GP was too hyped to ignore! It's time for my quali raw-port.Climb the ladder with me on Patreon: https://patreon.com/lawvsThe Formula 1 season opener at Albert Park delivered incredible surprises, thrilling battles, and unexpected twists. Williams turned heads as Alex Albon stunned everyone by qualifying right in the mix with the top teams, showing they're genuinely competitive. Meanwhile, McLaren secured a dramatic front-row lockout with Oscar Piastri snatching pole and Lando Norris close behind after a tense track limits moment. Red Bull faced unexpected challenges as Liam Lawson struggled to adapt, fueling debates about Yuki Tsunoda's exclusion from the senior team and highlighting his standout performance.Mercedes experimented strategically, resulting in George Russell impressively qualifying on mediums, clearly signaling a strong start. Ferrari faced surprising midfield pressure from Williams and McLaren, leaving Lewis Hamilton still seeking comfort in the SF25. Meanwhile, rookies like Gabriel Bortoleto made promising debuts, and technical troubles impacted Antonelli's otherwise promising weekend. Alpine and Sauber had mixed outcomes, with rookies facing different fortunes and showing glimpses of future potential.#f1 #ausgp #formula1 #f1news #f1latest #formulaone #australiangrandprix #f1predictions #predictions #maxverstappen #redbullracing #lewishamilton #charlesleclerc #redbull #f12025 #formula12025 #australiangp Yuki Tsunoda proves Red Bull Wrong?! | Australian GP Qualifying Reporthttps://youtu.be/QmP97jpAhHY

Williams hopes to be "irritating" the front running F1 teams, like Red Bull and McLaren - but could they get their wish earlier than expected?Climb the ladder with me on Patreon: https://patreon.com/lawvsCarlos Sainz's move to Williams might just become Red Bull's unexpected nightmare! Early practice sessions from the 2025 Formula 1 season have hinted at a remarkable shift: Williams has produced their strongest and most balanced car in years, the FW47, benefiting immensely from Carlos Sainz's precise aerodynamic insights and impressive driver feedback. Meanwhile, Red Bull Racing has taken an aggressive gamble by introducing 17 upgrades right at season-start, leaving the RB21 challenging to set up and heavily reliant on Max Verstappen's exceptional adaptability. Could these early-season struggles put Red Bull's championship aspirations in jeopardy?With Williams showcasing surprising pace, stability, and setup ease compared to the Red Bull RB21, the season opener in Australia might set the tone for a dramatic 2025. The combination of Carlos Sainz's technical influence, Alex Albon's renewed motivation, and Williams' strategic approach ahead of 2026 regulations creates the perfect formula for shaking up the front-runners. Join us as we uncover how Carlos Sainz and Williams could redefine the F1 landscape and potentially disrupt Verstappen's championship defense.Carlos Sainz's revenge arc IRRITATES Red Bullhttps://youtu.be/p-fKP4yZVIU

Today, Meg is joined by The Ringer's Juliet Litman to break down the new season of ‘Drive To Survive'! They begin by discussing Episode 1 and share their thoughts on Lewis Hamilton's relationship with Mercedes and their love for Alex Albon (05:21). Next, they discuss the state of Max Verstappen and Lando Norris's friendship, shown in Episode 2, "Frenemies" (12:14). They talk about the reveal that Toto Wolff promised Hamilton not to talk to Verstappen about joining Mercedes (23:16), and they agree they were shocked to find out how charismatic James Vowles is and loved seeing Carlos Sainz's life of luxury (31:01). They discuss the Monaco Grand Prix's relevance to the sport and the player's love for paddle ball during Charles Leclerc's episode (38:17). Finally, Meg shares her show takeaways and favorite quotes with Juliet (43:53). Host: Megan Schuster Guest: Juliet Litman Producer: Olivia Crerie Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The F1 2025 season is officially underway. Join Patrick and Brian on the Hard Compound. It's all about rumors, predictions, hopes, and disappointments. Based on 3 days of testing.Will it be the story everyone wants, Lewis Hamilton winning his record breaking 8th WDC while driving for Ferrari? Can McLaren repeat as constructor's champion? How will the rookies fare? The growing tensions between teammates Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton, and between Carlos Sainz and Alex Albon. Which team will be the biggest surprise? Alpine, Williams, or Haas? Which will be the biggest disappointment? Aston Martin, Red Bull, or Mercedes?Forget hair bands. We have hair F1. The F1 team with the best hair. And finally, why is Esteban Ocon starring in this really awful French movie? Text Brian or PatrickAnd as always, thank you for listening to everybody's most beloved father and son F1 podcast!

The arrival of four-time Grand Prix winner Carlos Sainz from Ferrari marks the start of an intriguing new adventure for Williams in 2025. Is Carlos the man to drive Williams back to their glory days? How will Alex Albon stack up against a much more experienced teammate? And can Williams move further up the grid this season or is the introduction of new regulations in 2026 the priority for Team Principal James Vowles? Tom Clarkson has been listening back to his interviews with James, Carlos and Alex from 2024 to try and find the answers to those questions ahead of the new season. LISTEN TO TOM'S FULL INTERVIEW WITH THE WILLIAMS TRIO HERE James Vowles Carlos Sainz Alex Albon 

In our second special pre-season episode from Silverstone we're joined by Carlos Sainz, Alex Albon and Jenson Button as Williams launch their 2025 season. We cover some serious ground from how Carlos and Alex are getting on as teammates, to what they learned from each other as neighbours in Monaco and how Carlos' experience from around the grid has been "downloaded" by James Vowles and the rest of the team as they look to take big steps forward this year. There's also time for Jenson Button to make sure Christian's F1 knowledge is still up to scratch and for Carlos Sainz to fully embrace the living meme that is "confused Carlos Sainz".Join us throughout the 2025 Formula 1 season for race reviews, debriefs and the biggest names in F1. Make sure you follow us on all the socials and hit subscribe right here as there are more Formula 1 drivers joining us next time....YouTube: @fastcuriouspodTwitter: @fastcuriouspodInstagram: @fastcuriouspodTiktok: @fastcuriouspodBluesky: @fastcuriouspod.bsky.social Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

No sport is safe from the FIA's latest set of rules - and Alex Albon may be next! Climb the ladder with me on Patreon: https://patreon.com/lawvsIn this video, we break down the controversial new FIA penalties for swearing in motorsports, spotlighting how the updated guidelines—including details from FIA appendix B—are shaking up the world of Formula 1, Formula One, and first of all, WRC. We examine the debates over the FIA penalty, covering the FIA no swearing policy, controversies that have impacted drivers like Adrien Formaux over the weekend.Join us as we analyze drivers' reactions, including comments from Alex Albon and GPDA representatives, and assess the broader impact on motorsport governance and race outcomes. This engaging review brings you all the essential details that every Formula 1 and motorsports fan needs to know about the new penalty system and its potential long-term effects.#f1 #fia #formula1 #formulaone #wrc #worldrallychampionship #alexanderalbon #alexalbon #albon #f12025 #fiaf1 #f1news #f1latest #f1updates #f1drama #formula12025 The FIA's revenge arc has begunhttps://youtu.be/mlqAzTrBMqo

Alex Kalinauckas, Stuart Codling and Ben Hunt join forces at Silverstone over two days as McLaren and Williams launch their cars to start the 2025 F1 season. Alex and Ben kick off proceeds for McLaren's launch, the pair discuss why team principal Andrea Stella is confident McLaren can retain their place at the top of sport via their “innovative” MCL39, and why there's still plenty left for development in the final year of the current regulations. There's also a reaction to Oscar Piastri's confident claim that he can win the 2025 Drivers Championship.  Stuart picks up the slack for Day 2 at Williams, as they launch their 2025 car, the FW47. He and Alex discuss Williams' new title sponsor in Atlassian, Alex Albon and how he sees the arrival of new teammate Carlos Sainz as an “opportunity” rather than a “challenge”. There's also a chat about the similarities in what both drivers want from their new car, Sainz on the FIA's push to fine drivers for swearing in press conferences, and how the Spaniard will handle fighting for points in 2025, rather than challenging for victories.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this hilarious and candid episode of the Track Limits Podcast, we sit down with Logan Sargeant, former Williams F1 driver and one of motorsport's rising stars. Recorded during the Montreal Grand Prix, Logan shares stories from his racing career, life off the track, and his strong opinions on pineapple pizza!

This episode is presented by Explora journeys, redefining luxury ocean travel. 2024 has been a turbulent year for Carlos Sainz. It started with a shock: Lewis Hamilton would be replacing him at Ferrari in 2025. Then he missed a race with appendicitis. But the year is ending with multiple wins and podiums to look back on, and an exciting new challenge to look forward to with Williams next season.  Speaking to Tom Clarkson, Carlos talks about his feelings after finding out Hamilton was taking his seat, the pain he suffered after his operation and how he came back from those physical and emotional setbacks to take victories in Australia and Mexico, and secure his future in Formula 1.  As well as reflecting on a special four years with Ferrari, Sainz is also relishing his next chapter. What can he achieve with Williams? How does he rate new teammate Alex Albon? And will he cope with not fighting at the front of the grid? Related Episodes Charles Leclerc James Vowles Alex Albon Listen to more official F1 Podcasts F1 Nation - Grand Prix reviews and previews from inside the F1 paddock F1 Explains - answering your questions about Formula 1 Experience F1 live Tickets for the 2025 F1 season are available now at tickets.formula1.com Discover F1 Unlocked Unseen. Unheard. F1 Unlocked. Dive into exclusive content from F1 experts, redeem rewards and enter money-can't-buy competitions. Click here to join for free

On this episode we're lifting the lid (or should that be peaking under the fuel cap?) of F1 fuel tanks - an area of the car some might assume is fairly basic and uninteresting, but (like everything else in F1) is actually incredibly complex and has a huge impact on performance.Joining us to share his wisdom is Giles Dawson of Aero Tech Laboratories (ATL), who shares details about fuel tank (or fuel bladder) design considerations, safety considerations, the materials used in their construction, the lessons learned from Romain Grosjean's infamous fiery crash in Bahrain in 2020, and how the fuel tank influences performance, amongst other things. Before that, host Edd Straw and former F1 technical director Gary Anderson discuss some of the issues arising from the Qatar Grand Prix, including whether F1 needs permanent stewards and why Alex Albon's wing mirror fell of his Williams, bringing out the yellow flags Lando Norris later failed to slow for. And as ever, Gary and Edd round off the show by answering listener questions, which this week are on power unit failures, engine mapping, and Cadillac's windtunnel test programme.Got a tech question? Drop Edd and Gary a question via podcasts@the-race.comBuy tickets to The Race F1 Podcast LIVE in London and Birmingham:London on 16th January - https://podlifeevents.com/event-details/the-race-f1-podcast-live-from-london-16th-jan-2025-ticketsBirmingham on 17th January - https://podlifeevents.com/event-details/the-race-f1-podcast-live-from-birmingham-17th-jan-2025-ticketsWant to listen ad-free? Join The Race Members' Club on Patreon! Head to Patreon.com/therace Get your 2025 calendar from The Race Shop!Follow The Race on Instagram, Twitter and FacebookCheck out our latest videos on YouTubeDownload our app on iOS or Android Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this episode we're lifting the lid (or should that be peaking under the fuel cap?) of F1 fuel tanks - an area of the car some might assume is fairly basic and uninteresting, but (like everything else in F1) is actually incredibly complex and has a huge impact on performance. Joining us to share his wisdom is Giles Dawson of Aero Tech Laboratories (ATL), who shares details about fuel tank (or fuel bladder) design considerations, safety considerations, the materials used in their construction, the lessons learned from Romain Grosjean's infamous fiery crash in Bahrain in 2020, and how the fuel tank influences performance, amongst other things.  Before that, host Edd Straw and former F1 technical director Gary Anderson discuss some of the issues arising from the Qatar Grand Prix, including whether F1 needs permanent stewards and why Alex Albon's wing mirror fell of his Williams, bringing out the yellow flags Lando Norris later failed to slow for.  And as ever, Gary and Edd round off the show by answering listener questions, which this week are on power unit failures, engine mapping, and Cadillac's windtunnel test programme. Got a tech question? Drop Edd and Gary a question via podcasts@the-race.com Buy tickets to The Race F1 Podcast LIVE in London and Birmingham: London on 16th January - https://podlifeevents.com/event-details/the-race-f1-podcast-live-from-london-16th-jan-2025-tickets Birmingham on 17th January - https://podlifeevents.com/event-details/the-race-f1-podcast-live-from-birmingham-17th-jan-2025-tickets Want to listen ad-free? Join The Race Members' Club on Patreon! Head to Patreon.com/therace Get your 2025 calendar from The Race Shop! Follow The Race on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook Check out our latest videos on YouTube Download our app on iOS or Android Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Stuart Codling and Jonathan Noble sit down to review a controversial Qatar Grand Prix.  There's analysis on the brilliance of Max Verstappen, who took his ninth victory of the season, leading from lights to flag after passing inherited pole sitter George Russell off the start line.  But the race was clouded by more stewarding controversy as Alex Albon's fallen wing mirror led to Valtteri Bottas crashing into it, Lewis Hamilton and Carlos Sainz receiving debris punctures, and a race-changing 10-second stop-and-go penalty for Lando Norris for ignoring double-waved yellows. Jon and Stuart review what any in the paddock described as “Draconian” penalties. There are also words on an exclusive interview Jon had with FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem on Sunday morning and the reports Alpine are about to drop Esteban Ocon early for reserve driver Jack Doohan.   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

‘For 2025, I think we have the best driver line-up on the grid'. Williams Team Principal James Vowles is confident. Race-winner Carlos Sainz joins proven performer Alex Albon next year – a combination of speed and experience Vowles believes will drive Williams forward. He tells Tom Clarkson his long-term vision for the historic team. 2024 has been a year of big decisions for Williams. Vowles explains asking Logan Sargeant to stand aside so Alex Albon could race in Australia, replacing Sargeant mid-way through the season, bringing in Franco Colapinto and singing Sainz for 2025. More official F1 Podcasts F1 Nation - Grand Prix reviews and previews from inside the F1 paddock F1 Explains - answering your questions about Formula 1 Be there when the 2024 F1 World Champion is crowned Get tickets for Austin, Mexico City, Las Vegas, the rest of 2024 and early 2025 at tickets.formula1.com