The 2022 Bahrain Grand Prix was the most-watched Formula One event on ESPN since 1995. RJ talks about what that means and whether it signals a new wave of interest in F1 thanks in large part to the Netflix series Drive to Survive.

What's Ferrari gonna follow-up with?

--The Scuderia ended its 910-day, 45-race winless streak with an outstanding display of blue blood Mei Mei Turning Red power taking one-two on the podium and opening up a 44-point lead on the Red Bull and 17-point lead on Mercedes. Haven't won a title since 2008. 2020 was a 40-year low (sixth) for the Maranello mean machine team.

Can Red Bull get their wings?

--RB-powered cars were the four fastest in Bahrain. But only one of those cars finished.

--Verstappen (54) and Checo (57) ran at the front all day

--Is it really the fuel pump?

Can the Haas F1 team keep this up?

--Third in the Constructor's

--Title sponsor Urkali wanted its money back

--Bahrain GP was best finish since 2018 when the team had its best season ever

--Was the only team to finish 2021 without scoring a point

--Magnussen's best finish was matched by Mick Schumacher's best of 11th