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Send us a textCheck out this weeks F1 news update with the guys.  Don't forget to check out the post race Imola show next Sunday after the race.Support the show

Send us a textOscar Piastri once again beats out both Lando Norris and Max Verstappen to win the fourth Miami GP while Ferarri struggles mightily once again.All that a lots more on this weeks episode.#F1 #MiamiGP2025Support the show

Send us a textThe Formula One drama heats up as we take a quick break between Saudi Arabia and Miami.  Join the guys as the break down all the news this week in the F1 world.Support the show

Oscar Piastri climbed to the top of the Formula 1 Drivers Championship ahead of teammate Lando Norris, will this be a title fight for the ages? What is going on with Lewis Hamilton and is Max Verstappen still a sure bet to challenge the McLaren's in 2025? All this and more as Nicole Briscoe, Nate Saunders and Laurence Edmondson talk through all the latest F1 storylines in this episode of Unlapped. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Send us a textOscar Piastri is the first Australian to lead the drivers championship since 2010, but what does that mean for McLaren and their supposed number 1 driver Lando Norris?  Find out all that and more as the guys break down the third race in 15 days.  Support the show

The 2025 Formula 1 season just delivered an absolute banger in Bahrain—and we're breaking it all down. In what might go down as the most exciting race of the year, Oscar Piastri put the grid on notice with a dominant performance, staking his claim as a real contender for the Drivers Championship. Meanwhile, Red Bull looks to be in complete disarray. Despite the mess, Max Verstappen pulled off another jaw-dropping drive, dragging that car way beyond its limits. Over at Mercedes, George Russell somehow brought home P2 in a car that was literally falling apart. And don't sleep on Haas—double points, baby. Yes, you read that right. We unpack all the drama, surprises, and championship implications in this high-octane recap.

Send us a textOscar Piastri wins his 4th Career F1 grand prix in his 50th career start as McLaren widens their lead in the early stages of the Formula 1 season.  All that and so much more on this weeks episode.Support the show

Send us a textMax Verstappen wins for the first time in 2025 as McLaren finishes 2nd and 3rd on Oscar Piastri's birthday, no less!  Join us for that and more as we recap the 2025 Japan F1 Grand Prix.#Formula1 #F1 Support the show

Send us a textIn a shocking twist only 2 races into the 2025 F1 season, Formula 1 drivers Yuki Tsunoda and Liam Lawson swap liveries and teams.  The guys have all the updates as well as a few bold predictions for the upcoming race in Japan!  Thank you for listening and please consider leaving a review!Support the show

Send us a textThe second race of the season and the excitement of the F1 season continues.  Mclaren goes 1-2 for the 50th time in their team history, Ferrari has a double post race DQ and Liam Lawson can not drive the Red Bull car.All that and so much more Formula 1 to talk about.Email the show inthepaddockusa@gmail.comSupport the show

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Send us a textThe 2025 Formula 1 season is about to begin, join us as we preview what is setting out to be a spectacular and exciting season.

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Send us a textWe're only a month away from the start of the season, which means testing, new faces and a whole lot more.  

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

Send us a textIt's that time of year, the racing is done and the rumors and hyperbole begin!Who will be on top in 2025?  Plus, Cheese drops the shocking team he thinks may take the title in 2025.  All that and a few news updates along the way.

Send us a textFinally, we made it to the end of the 2024 F1 season, and what a race it was!  Lando Norris wins and helps McLaren take their first constructors title since 1998.  All that and a ton more!  Thanks as always for listening and supporting our program!

Max Verstappen secured his fourth Drivers Championship title in Las Vegas and luckily enough James was in the crowd to watch it all unfold. He and Haydon break down everything that happened and give an exclusive insight into the F1 Paddock Club! (apologies for the poor sound quality, James was tuning in from his holiday!)

Las Vegas is done and dusted, and so is the Drivers Championship! Join us as we discuss the Las Vegas GP, a race that once again delivered! Max came out of the weekend with his fourth consecutive championship, Mercedes came to play, and Ferrari played with Charles Leclercs emotions!   Follow us on IG @Formula_America youtube @ Formula America Podcast

ESPN's Liz Loza, Spencer Hall, and Dalen Cuff react to an exciting Las Vegas grand prix! Max Verstappen finishes 5th ahead of Lando Norris to secure his 4th straight drivers championship. George Russell dominates to win his 3rd ever formula 1 race, with teammate Lewis Hamilton finishing P2 to secure a 1-2 finish for Mercedes. And Carlos Sainz rounds out the podium, with Ferrari gaining more points on Constructor championship leaders McLaren. All that and more as the unlapped crew reacts to the Las Vegas grand prix! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Send us a textMax Verstappen wins his 4th F1 World Drivers Championship.George Russell wins the 4th F1 race of his career.Mercedes wins their 4th event of the 2024 season.Mercedes also becomes the 4th different team this season to finish a race 1 - 2.Guess you know what number F1 is telling you to play this weekend.Join us for the race recap and some laughs. 

Send us a textSo much is going on as we sit through this Autumn break in racing action.  The guys catch everyone up as we get ready for the antepenultimate GP of the season in Las Vegas.  

Send us a textMax Verstappen finally wins another race and all but seals up his 4th world title.  Alpine finds a double podium for the first time in over a decade, and the gambling world is up in arms as the rain wreaks havok on the entire race weekend.  All that and more.

Send us a textJoin us as we discuss last weeks Mexico GP betting as well as some of the latest F1 news.  Formula 1 is heading down the stretch, so check out the YouTube channel for even more news and hilarity. #f1 #formula1 #news

Send us a textFerrari wins for the second time in 7 days, but this time it's Carlos Sainz getting the 4th win of his career and 2nd of the season in crushing fashion.  Lando Norris comes in 2nd to tighten the gap between himself and Max Verstappen, as Max has a day to forget, and potentially an anger management course to take.#mexicogp #f1 #Ferrari

Send us a textCharles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz help Ferrari close the gap between themselves and Red Bull as the ponies go 1-2 in Austin.  All that and so much more as we recap the 2024 United States Grand Prix.

Ted is back to round up all the news from a busy and hot paddock at the Italian Grand Prix. He chats about changes at Williams, reveals what the drivers have been telling him on media day, and discusses the latest in the 2024 drivers championship. All with added train sound effects! You can follow the Italian Grand Prix exclusively across Sky Sports this weekend.

On this episode of Nailing the Apex, the rainy weather in Montreal (00:00), Carlos Sainz's potential move to Williams (4:55), the uncertainty of the 2022 cars (23:55), the battle for the Drivers Championship (36:34), the impact of weather on the race (39:06), AND Tim talks about his experience at the Canadian Grand Prix so far this week! (42:03). Follow Tim Hauraney on Twitter / X: @TimHauraney Follow Adam Wylde on Twitter / X: @AdamWylde Visit https://sdpn.ca for merch and more. Follow us on Twitter (X): @sdpnsports Follow us on Instagram: @sdpnsports For general inquiries email: info@sdpn.ca Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez find themselves back on top of the F1 podium for the 3rd time in 4 races, but Ferrari wasn't too far behind.  Williams and Alpine struggle while Yuki Tsunoda puts points up at his home Grand Prix.  Winners and Losers, F1 trivia and a whole lot more.  Check us out on YouTube.

Adrian Newey may be the next one out the door as Max Verstappen's chief mechanic departs suddenly after 18 years with Red Bull.  Will Horner be next?  Also, Charles Leclerc's time to step up for Ferrari and James Vowels takes big time heat for the Williams foul up in Australia.  All that and more in this off week "In The News" episode of In The Paddock F1 Podcast.Thanks for listening!  We greatly appreciate you time and support!

Carlos Sainz returns from surgery to take the Australian GP in the first F1 event outside the desert in 2024.  Is Formula 1 back with the DNF of Max Verstappen?  Did Ferrari make a major mistake choosing Lewis Hamilton over Sainz?  Will Max Verstappen go to Aston Martin?  All that and so much more on episode 100 of In The Paddock F1.  Thank you for listening, we appreciate you more than you could imagine.

Formula 1 season is on hold, but that does not stop the F1 news train from rolling on, especially when it comes to Horner and Red Bull.  Will Christian Horner be fired or will his tenure continue?  Also... Felipe Massa sues the FIA and FOM over the controversial 2008 Singapore GP, which may have cost him the 2008 drivers championship.  All that and more in this special 99th episode edition of In The Paddock F1.Find us on YouTube

Ollie Bearman rules the day as he puts some much needed points on the board for Ferrari as Carlos Sainz deals with health issues.  Max Verstappen gets his 100th podium and Sergio Perez finishes 2nd yet again.  We're caffinated, we're medicated and we are ready for an F1 showdown at the Jeddah street circuit, the second fastest race on the Formula 1 calendar.Check out the YouTube channel here, and thank you for all your support!  We greatly appreciate it.

Max Verstappen goes Tripple Crown for the 5th time in his career as he takes the opening of the Formula 1 season in the Kingdon of Bahrain.  All that and so much more.  Thanks for listening.  Don't forget to leave a like and review and check out the YouTube channel below!Check us out on YouTube!

It's finally cars on track time for the 2024 Formula One Season!  The roar of the engines and the thought that this will be the only time any team has any hope of beating Max Verstappen and the Red Bull's this year.  With a new season comes new hope that your driver could be this years 2024 Drivers Champion.  #F1 #Formula1 #Funny #Comedy 

The guys discuss all the nonsense being thrown around in the F1 online world regarding Christian Horner and his potential allegations.  We also talk about the new Formula 1 liveries for the 2024 season as well as the flaws in Red Bulls decision to carry two teams this upcoming season.#f1 #formula1 #christianhorner #superbowl #redbull

The guys discuss the Lewis Hamilton to Ferrari move that sets the ball in motion for a roller coaster ride that will be the 2024 Formula F1 season.  

The guys talk about the decision to move from a track race in Barcalona to a street race in Madrid.  Charles LeClerc and Lando Norris sign long term deals with their respective teams and the Visa Cash App era begins (and hopefully ends)All this more.  Thank you for making January our biggest month yet!

Steiner out, Resta out and Gene Haas has Race Engineer Ayao Komatsu to bring Haas to glory and their first world title!  Or has Gene Haas just lost his mind?  We discuss this and so much more.  Email the show Inthepaddockusa@gmail.com

Just an update an F1 and the Formula 1 world as we stand on Jan 1st 2024.  Happy New Year and thank you all for listening.  We'll see you all very soon.

A wild season finale leads to a wild end to our season as well.  Max Verstappen wins his record breaking 19th race and broke his own record for most laps leading a race in a single season.  All that, plus our final thoughts on the 2023 Formula 1 season.

Max Verstappen wins again, but that's not the story as Formula 1 finally makes it's way to Las Vegas.  The track held and the fans held out hope for Las Vegas.  Was the inaugural race a success or was it an absolute nightmare as some may have suggested?  The guys break all that down and more on this weeks episode of In The Paddock F1 with Greeny and the Cheese.  #F1 #Vegas #LasvegasGP

Almost as quickly have humans created automobiles they were racing them against each other. Eventually this racing, centralized initially in Europe, evolved from is pre WW2 roots to become the creme del la creme, the pinnacle of motorsport....Formula One. Almost as much fighter plane as car, costing millions of dollars each and reaching speeds on the track of more the 215 mph, Formula One cars are the peak of modern engineering. Driven by peak athletes who have been training for it since childhood. So what did it take to bring this sport from its humble beginning on small European tracks to rocketing through Monte Carlo, or down the Las Vegas Strip for the first time this week. Who are the teams? How come there are only 10?  How do you Why are some teams more dominant than other? Tune in and find out. 

Max Verstappen wins his 16th race of the 2023 F1 season, and Lando Norris finds himself on a podium yet again.  And Ferrari?  Their top driver didn't even make it to the start of the race.  Madness in South America as the Brazil GP does anything but disapoint.

Time On Track looks to Japan this week for round 17 of the Formula 1 season at the famous Suzuka Circuit. Verstappen returned to form this week, taking a dominant victory and bagging the World Constructor Championship for the team in the process, despite Sergio Perez's most forgettable race of the season. Some strange team orders were the subject of plenty of discussion, including one call that saw a last lap swap between the Alpine drivers, and another that played out between the Mercedes cars looking to keep a Ferrari at bay. Sergio's strange race also has us wondering if Lewis Hamilton might find himself within striking distance of P2 in the Drivers Championship before the season is out.

Welcome to the latest episode of Track Limits Podcast, where Henny, Feven, and Mikey share their thoughts on the recently concluded Japanese Grand Prix.Following a disappointing race in Singapore, the Red Bull team was determined to reclaim their status as the dominant force on the grid. Max Verstappen took it upon himself to send a clear message to everyone in the paddock and the spectators that Red Bull should not be underestimated. On the other hand, Checo Perez endured what we believe was one of the worst races in his career, plagued by damage, unnecessary penalties, and rookie overtaking errors.Nevertheless, Max Verstappen single-handedly propelled Red Bull to the Constructors Championship with his P1 finish and has a chance to secure the Drivers Championship during the upcoming Sprint Race in Qatar. This performance underscores the gap between Max and Checo, raising questions about whether Red Bull will retain this duo in the upcoming season.Oscar Piastri entered the weekend with a clear goal – to secure a podium finish. With the aid of new upgrades, he qualified in P2 and ultimately finished the race in P3. What initially appeared to be a challenging season for McLaren is evolving into one of the most remarkable improvements on the grid. With several races on the horizon, the McLaren car seems well-suited to narrow the gap to Aston Martin and secure P4 in the Constructors' standings.Mercedes took center stage with a captivating battle between their drivers, a situation that could have ended disastrously for the team. Meanwhile, Ferrari had a more low-key weekend but managed to achieve a respectable P4 and P6 finish. All eyes are now fixed on the intense rivalry between Mercedes and Ferrari as they vie for the coveted P2 position in the Constructors' standings.As the Qatar Grand Prix approaches, McLaren aims to maintain their strong performance and secure another podium finish, while Ferrari and Mercedes will be diligently searching for improvements to enhance their performance and compete for that crucial P2 spot.Thank you to Wall Wings for sending us a custom Track Limits front wing. You can get your own custom front wing here: https://www.wall-wings.com/Make sure to subscribe, review and follow us on our socials:https://www.instagram.com/tracklimits/https://youtube.com/@tracklimitspodhttps://twitter.com/tracklimits_pod/https://www.tiktok.com/@tracklimitspodJoin our mailing list to learn more about Track Limits:https://www.tracklimitspod.com/Don't forget to subscribe to our channel, hit the notification bell, and leave a comment.

Red Bull Ace Max Verstappen continues to tighten his grip on a Drivers Championship that is his to lose.  Dan Jimenez and Alex Kirry talk about yet another dominant weekend from Super Max and the dream F1 podium that hosted a combined 11 world titles with Max Verstappen, Fernando Alonso and Lewis Hamilton spraying the champagne from the top steps.  Will Red Bull keep Checo Perez through his contract?  What other seats are available for next season on the F1 grid?  The guys also talk about the Aston Martin upgrades that could change everything for tis year's title race.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Brodie Kosteckey takes out the Larry Perkins trophy after wrapping up the AGP weekend with a 3rd place, ensuring Coca-Cola Racing by Erebus not only leads the teams but the Drivers Championship as well.

Welcome to this episode of Pit Lane Parley, where we will be discussing the opening round of the 2023 season. From dominant Red Bull, to struggling Ferrari, and the resurgence of Aston Martin, there's plenty to talk about in this exciting start to the new season. First up, let's talk about Red Bull. The team was in dominant form in the opening race, with their drivers Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez taking a 1-2 finish. They seemed to have the pace advantage over their rivals throughout the weekend, and their strategy calls were spot on. It's early days, but it looks like Red Bull could be the team to beat this season. On the other hand, Ferrari had a bad day as per usual. Despite showing some promising pace in practice, the team failed to deliver when it mattered in the race with a DNF for Charles LeClerc But it wasn't all bad news for the midfield teams. Aston Martin showed signs of resurgence in the opening race with Fernando Alonso rounding out the podium. And finally, McLaren had a bad day at the office. Get your caffeine fix with the best cold brew coffee in Indianapolis - Java House! With smooth, bold flavors and a refreshingly crisp taste, our cold brew is the perfect pick-me-up. And if you're not in Indianapolis, no problem! Visit javahouse.com and use promo code PLP10 for 10% off every order. Thank you to our sponsor Java House for keeping us fueled and refreshed.

This is the case of JB meeting JB!While our paths have occasionally crossed, mainly at social events such as the Goodwood Festival of Speed or back in the day at the bar at the BRDC dinner and dance, I have always thought Jenson Button and I would be great friends. He just never knew it!Anyway, now we both live in Los Angeles I have hoped for a while that we could sit down for Life with Legends. The trouble is that Jenson is busier now than ever, so last week, before the madness of racing seasons kick off, we met at the Petersen Museum and guess what; we were like old friends!When you are an active racing driver working your way through your career you tend to not to get that involved or aware of other peoples racing backgrounds. For me that was the case with Jenson, but once I read up on his early days in karting and how successful he was, it all dropped into place on why and how he set himself up for such an amazing F1 career!He literally won nearly everything possible in Karting against some of the other (now) biggest names in racing; 3 x British Open Kart Champion, Winner of the European Super A Championship and many, many more.His incredibly smooth and precise driving style led to a long stint in Formula One winning 15 races and the Drivers Championship in 2009, and was definitely a fan favorite known for his easy going nature and relatability.While his post-Formula One career is pretty far reaching, but his appetite to still race is huge, and so some very exciting news ahead for him - stay tuned! Thanks to everyone at the Petersen for giving us space to record this episode and a highlight for sure was seeing a couple of his old F1 cars in the vault! Very cool!Anyway, we had a great time and covered a lot of ground in two hours and I hope you enjoy the conversation as much as I did having it.JB