Formula 1 will return Sunday July 5th In Austria.

We talk about the first 8 races of the new 2020 season calendar, clarifying the budget cap and aero development cap that will hopefully bring a more level playing field to Formula 1 from 2021 onwards.

Vettel is set to leave Ferrari at the end of the 2020 season! However, it may be a lot sooner as Ferrari look to have a new driver in his seat for the 2020 season.

Possible replacements are: Daniel Ricciardo and Carlos Sainz or - fresh blood - Mick Schumacher and Arthur Leclerc. All of them fit the bill for a Ferrari Team that gears up to challenge for driver and constructors titles in coming seasons.

Formula 1 biosphere plans, new budget caps and a season start at the Red Bull Ring - Austria in July are all covered in todays podcast.

What are Formula 1's options?

In this episode we talk exit strategy. Do we even have one? Or is the 2020 season a write-off and should we just look to Melbourne 2021.

We also talk about the new budget cap of $150M - could a lower cap be feasible for the whole grid? Could the show go on without the Ferrari Team in the mix?

Will we have a 2020 season?

We discuss some of the ways forward for Formula 1. We also hear from Ross Brawn on what this season could possibly look like - when or if the season will start.

New provisional start date set as 7th of June in Azerbaijan and 2021 regulation change moved to 2022.

With the cancellation of the Australian, Bahrain and Vietnam GP's we discuss where Formula 1 will go next.

A new season start date of May/June 2020 - how realistic is that?

Also, how workable will it be for the teams and the financial implications to circuits and F1 as a whole.

We cover off the ups and downs of pre season testing across all the teams. We talk about Mercedes innovative DAS system, the copy cats the running times and how the teams are looking for the start of the 2020 season.

No Podcast would be complete without of course discussing Ferrari and the FIA statement regarding the legality of last years Ferrari engine and the subsequent fallout.

In this episode we talk about Fantasy GP - the F1 game for fans to play and to make the race weekend even more interesting, as you build your team, competing against family, friends, work colleagues and the rest of the world.

In the second part of our 2020 season preview we discuss the possible pitfalls and prizes that await each team, with minimal regulation changes will we see the rise of back markers and the fall of some big names.

With the 2020 Formula 1 season just round the corner we cover some of the regulation changes, new contracts that have been signed and discuss the driver market in part 1 of our season preview.

In the Christmas special we cover how we got in to formula 1 and share our favourite drivers and teams past and present. We also come up with some ideas for what we would like Santa to bring to us in the up and coming 2020 formula 1 season.