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The nickname so good we couldn't possibly give it away in the show title. Of-course you come to Superlicense for the hottest takes about the NOR/VER/FIA battle, but we're giving you so much more. You want insights into HAAS's resurgence? Done. Role-playing the highs and lows of Sonny Hayes and APX GP? Sure. We'll even check in on Megalopolis (spoiler: we still haven't seen it). AND some F1 talk, you're welcome.

In the hope of scoring some cultural exchange credits Rod gets to know Dan and Patrick from the Midfield Podcast, including their origin story, the status of Formula 1 in the US and of-course the ultimate verdict on who IS and ISN'T "Midfield".

Michael is joined by Rod Gordon from Superlicense to patriotically celebrate the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, go tiges. Fantasy F1

Formula 1 is back on European soil this weekend as the travelling circus heads to Italy, and a return to Imola for the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix, Round 7 of the World Championship, and a welcome comeback after the horrible flooding of 2023 that led to the race's cancellation.   Joining Bryn Lucas on the Podcast is Alex Kalinauckas, and together they discuss the big speculation around Williams and the future of American driver Logan Saregant. Miami had rumblings that Williams were pursuing an exemption from the FIA to potentially have Mercedes junior Andrea Kimi Antonelli in the car despite jot turning 18 until August, against the factory team's wishes. Is the writing on the wall for Saregant? And with Max Verstappen disagreeing with the superlicense system entirely, saying it was brought in because of him, has it outlived its usefulness? The pair also discuss the changes made at Ferrari, with Loic Serra and Jerome D'Ambrosio confirmed to be joining the Maranello factory in October, with the latter taking up a new role as deputy team principal. What sort of role will they play in red, and should there be concern for Charles given his well documented frosty relationship with previous engineer Xavi Marcos? There's also a full preview of Imola this weekend, including the upgrade packages due for McLaren and Ferrari this weekend, whether Pirelli bringing softer rubber will make for more strategic options, and pondering if they'll be any chance of more passing given the complaints about the lack of it in Miami from McLaren's Andrea Stella and Aston Martin's Mike Krack. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Welcome to the Quick Stop F1 Podcast! Mario and Tasha are back with a jam-packed episode. This past week gave us a bit of everything: there are proposed changes for Sprint Races, F1 Academy is introducing its Superlicense point system, and we saw livery and car launches from Alpine, Haas, VCARB and others. Toto Wolff continues his public spiral, and has been making some questionable statements to the media, meanwhile, Christian Horner attends an eight-hour hearing as part of an internal investigation into his 'aggressive management style', after an employee at Red Bull Racing filed a complaint to the parent company. Join our Patreon - 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 Follow Producer Mario on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/mario_apm/ Follow Tasha on Twitter - https://twitter.com/t4sh4___ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Michael and Rob join Superlicense Podcast's Rod and Zach to hand out our annual F1 awards and to discuss shoes unusual (sic) and the Ordine al Merito della Repubblica Italiana. Listener survey

Will 2023 be another Verstappen landslide? Just how low is the cope at Mercedes? And how can the Ferrari boys follow-through on their fast starts?

Phil and Josh return for E145 of the GSP to discuss the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix which saw Max Verstappen win his 15th race of the 2022 Formula 1 season.  The guys also go over the battle for second in the drivers and constructors championships plus other news leading into the post season test.  NFL Talk comes up next with Josh's Jaguars and Phil's 49ers coming up plus their fantasy teams before the GSP Roundup covers F2 at Abu Dhabi and whether Logan Sargeant would earn enough points to get his Superlicense.  Previews of Extreme E in Punta Del Este, WTCR in Jeddah and the South Carolina 400 which Junebug raced in at Bass Pro Shops throwback late model. Phil and Josh lead into Thanksgiving and the holiday season by discussing what they were thankful for in the 2022 motorsports season before Josh's Sim Segment and Show Close.

Let's be honest with each other here. We know what this is. This was the Sebastian Vettel retirement weekend, and we totally embrace that at the top of the show as we talk about the most emotional, pagentry-styled retirement the sport has ever given out, for one of its greatest drivers. Danke, Seb. Oh, and we got a Grand Prix too. Max Verstappen took a ridiculous 15th Grand Prix win of the season in dominant fashion over Charles Leclerc who held on from a last minute charge from Sergio Perez in the fight for 2nd in the Championship! We also discuss the completed 2023 grid as Mick Schumacher was confirmed to be given the boot at Haas for Nico Hulkenberg and Logan Sargeant survived the chaos of F2 to take his Superlicense and his seat at Williams! All that and more on the season finale of Motorsport101!

Remember Yuki Tsunoda? Superlicense remembers. Without wanting to beat up on anybody, we realise just how "low stocks" F1's drivers get beyond the midfield, and question an over-used storytelling device. 

Lots of interesting F1 stories making the rounds this week as we enjoy a rare weekend off in the World Championship, Among the big stories this week is the demise of the Porsche/Red Bull partnership that finally fell apart after smoldering for several months over the course of the summer. Also, we discuss Colton Herta's attempt to get a F1 superlicense, the recently leaked provisional 2023 Formula 1 calendar and much more. All this and more on the podcast that is always up to speed with Formula 1! Title music created by J.T. the Human: https://www.jtthehuman.com/ Check out The RaceWknd magazine here! Contact & Feedback: Find us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you enjoy podcasts Website: http://www.scuderiaf1pod.com Email: scuderiaf1pod@gmail.com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/ScuderiaF1Podcast Twitter: @ScuderiaF1Pod Facebook: Scuderia F1 Podcast To advertise on this show, please visit https://www.advertisecast.com/scuderiaf1 or email Overtime@AdvertiseCast.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's The Boys. It's Grant Palmer. It's the Formation Lap. Here to bust chops on the biggest story of the motorsports world right now. Ok but for real this Ferrari thing is played out. Find a new script, F1 Gods. We're out of material to mock them with! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-formation-lap/support

Phil and Josh worked on Labor Day to provide E133 of the GSP to the fans and cover a busy motorsports weekend while leading into the start of NFL in 2022.  The guys get into "That Jones Boy from Byron, MI" winning his second Southern 500 along with the 200th victory for the No.43 in Cup Series competition.  In contrast, many of the playoff eligible drivers had issues including William Clyde Elliott II and Kevin Harvick along with the points leading into Kansas. In the XFinity race, Gragson gets his 4th victory of 2022 after last lap contact between Sheldon Creed and Kyle Larson.  Even with the action between those three, AJ Allmendinger gets closer to a possible regular season title.  Speaking of titles, the IndyCar Series ran at Portland with Scott McLaughlin winning his third race and pole of the 2022 season, holding off points leader and teammate Will Power.  However, Power still holds a 20-point lead heading into the season finale at Laguna Seca over Scott Dixon and Josef Newgarden.  Phil and Josh discuss all of the happenings and their thoughts on those still in and those who were eliminated. Formula 1 saw the usual with Max Verstappen winning the Dutch GP, but it was not as straightforward as it has been at most races, with Mercedes having pace and a possibility to win.  Multiple yellows affected the strategy and led to the eventual result, leaving some like Lewis Hamilton pretty unhappy.  Ferrari continues to show why they are closer to Mercedes than Red Bull with their strategy calls and constant errors - mostly focused to Carlos Sainz at Zandvoort.  The biggest news was the notion of Colton Herta being the favorite for a seat at AlphaTauri, if he can get a Superlicense.  Phil and Josh talk about his candidacy along with other silly season tidbits leading into Monza. The Roundup has Phil broaching the NHRA US Nationals, Extreme E in Chile, WEC at Fuji Speedway, WSBK at Magny Cours and Supercars at Pukekohe before Josh returns for the NFL season preview for both the Jacksonville Jaguars and San Francisco 49ers along with their picks for the Superbowl.  Previews and Picks come for the F1 Italian Grand Prix, IndyCar at Laguna Seca, and the NASCAR triple-header at Kansas Speedway before Josh's Sim Segment and Show Close. 

Does Ferrari even wanna win lol Topics covered: McLaren contract saga update no. 800 Colton Herta to AlphaTauri? Will JimJam be back? Jamie Chadwick finally gets to move up Jeremy Clements Daytona win encumbered Where will Kyle Busch drive next year? The 2010 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Should Colton Herta be given a Superlicense? Did Darlington need more tire falloff? Will Pierre Gasly be with AlphaTauri next year? Unsafe Next Gen car Red Bull QAnon-like conspiracy nonsense Roller's Featured Week in Racing

We sit down with oldmates Rod Gordon and Zach Priest from Superlicense to have a chat about the F1 hot topics of the moment only to discover most of the discussion was immediately out of date shortly after recording it. Support the show

It's a spook-a-thon Shakedown episode between F1 races covering whether F1 drivers see ghosts, the Extreme E championship leader's excuse for missing Zach's birthday and more content recommendations that you can shake a remote control at as the momentum builds towards our big 200th episode of Superlicense.

To whet your appetite for the 2021 season we reflect on the future of sprint race qualifying (aka squalifying), for F1 fans new and old we introduce the drivers on the F1 grid with a Superlicense twist, we conjure our boldest season predictions ever, and stay tuned for the world premiere of the trailer for our next season of Dare to Swear.  To join the Fantasy league head over to fantasygp.com, head to "Leagues" and join us in the Superlicense Universe league with code “5328208”.

Michael and Rob meet up with Rod Gordon and Zach Priest from Superlicense F1 Podcast for some salt and vinegar chips and our annual awards as well as some predictions that are almost immediately proved wrong.

Send us your questions ahead of the next episode: superlicensepodcast@gmail.com Coming at you live-to-tape, adjacent to the Caravan of Courage, it's the Superlicense podcast. If the prospect of rain that never came dampened your enthusiasm for the Hungarian Grand Prix, never fear! We're back with our patented race review and (patent pending) Superquiz to keep those fires burning between triple-headers. 

With a tremendous amount of time on our hands and virtually no racing to discuss, we're bringing you not only a Superlicense first... possibly a world first! Sit back, grab your remote, pop on your headphones and prepare to feel closer to us than ever before with our Drive to Survive commentary track.

Well, that didn't entirely go to plan! Like us you're probably in various states of lock-down, and flying in the face of various travel bans we thought you'd buy you all a ticket to visit the Superlicense universe. We react to the shambles that happened in Melbourne, speculate wildly about the season ahead and offer a ray of hope in the Superquiz.

Michael and Rob are joined by Superlicense's Rod Gordon and, via scatellite [sic], Zach Priest (and no-one else) to hand out the 2019 F1 awards more reputable publications don't want you to know about.

The 2018 McGinley Awards® are upon us, and Michael Rob and a begrudging Pete are joined by old mates Rodney Gordon and Zach Priest from Superlicense Podcast to reminisce about the few parts of the Formula One season they remember.

It's the "Abu Dhabi and Friends" edition of Superlicense as we wind back the clock to the Brazilian GP for news and predictions, then skip forward to the season finale in Abu Dhabi. It's not as convoluted as it sounds, and if we can reach the right influencers we might just get the term Empty Nest into the F1 lexicon.

F1 returns to Circuit Paul Ricard, which means it's time for a recap Superlicense style. This week we talk Alonso's Le Mans win and career trajectories, cover some histoire du sport automobile in the quiz, and learn which driver has an ambitious sibling with musical aspirations.

It's another recommend-o-cast from the Superlicense crew, as we scratch together a recap of the Canadian GP, discover what's wrong with Pirelli, what's wrong with Rod's socks, what's right with Verstappen and play "What famous people do you know?"

Featuring Rodney Gordon and Zach Priest from Superlicense Podcast. We give out our off-brand awards for the 2017 season, and to close out the year we talk about AFL football.

And finally the F1 season is over... Thank God, that shit was a drag. But on this week's show, Dre, King and RJ break down the final round of the 2017 season in Abu Dhabi as Bottas finishes the year strong with a treble, narrowly beating Lewis Hamilton as Mercs laid the hammer on Ferrari. We also look back on the F1 eSports Grand Final as Brandon Leigh won a thrilling Grand Final, and Dre breaks down his feelings about the inaugural event. We also break down some news with IndyCar, as Mexico City hangs in the balance, and we see who's eligible for F1 next year with Superlicense points lists being published! Enjoy, and keep an eye on our social media, BIG plans coming soon!

Cast Away chats with Rodney Gordon from Superlicense F1 Podcast about the history of his show, building a community around it, and the future of podcasting.Recorded at RadioHub Podcast Studio in Alexandria, Sydney.PSAs - Voting is still open for the Popular Vote category (castawayawards.com.au/vote), and tickets are still available (castawayawards.com.au/tickets) for the Cast Away Awards on 1st April.

Box of Neutrals is joined by Superlicense Podcast's Rodney Gordon and Zach Priest to celebrate Peter McGinley's ability to make his own sound effects and other developments from the 2016 Formula One season.

How great is having no F1 to watch, right? Never fear because the Superlicense lads are here to bridge the gap of the summer break with their typical Formula One banter and to help us lift the standards are The Grid Girls, Sasky and Sarah, to teach us a lot about other forms of motorsport and a little about ourselves.

It was upsetting, unpredictable and tense; the Monaco Grand Prix was divisive and we had a lot to say about it. Besides dissecting where it all went wrong for Red Bull and Daniel Ricciardo, we examine the Hamilton/Ricciardo incident, bemoan the numerous lousy overtaking attempts that went wrong and in a Superlicense first, Rod drops a meta quiz.

We're back with some brief announcements! We're running a fantasy league once again, register your team here and challenge us and your friends! Superlicense Club is officially here, join for free and access exclusive content and rewards. Keep being awesome. Superlicense returns with another season of F1 nonsense to cover all things testing to ensure you're fighting fit come the start of the season.

Box of Neutrals is joined by Superlicense Podcast's Rodney Gordon and Zachary Priest to discuss the state of Peter's Wikipedia page, PLUS the final #AskMcGinley of the year, including pilot episodes of 'Oh… There's a Turn Up!' and your top fives of 2015.

Glad F1 is back? Settle down, I'm just kidding, of-course you are, returning also are the dynamic duo from Superlicense. Rod and Zach touch on some sad news in the world of motorsport, Rod tries to work out Belgian beers from Belgian F1 drivers as well as asking whether Williams to burn it all down and start again and what really caused Vettel's exploderising tyre.