F1 Time Portal

Formula 1 enters 1980 with ground effect now firmly part of the sport, Ferrari trying to fix its wide V12 problem, Williams building on its late-1979 momentum, and Brabham putting Nelson Piquet into the spotlight. With new rules, tyre politics, revised cars, future champions on the grid, and Ferrari already hinting at a turbo future, the scene is set for a season defined by speed, politics and perseverance.

With names like Stewart, Fittipaldi, Lauda, Hunt, Andretti, Scheckter and Villeneuve defining Formula 1 in the 70's, join Luigi and Rosa as they try to rank their top 5 drivers of this transformative era. Who do you agree with?

The 1970s changed Formula 1 forever. In one remarkable decade the sport moved from wings and cigar-shaped cars to ground effect, turbos, tyre wars and increasingly ruthless technical innovation. Join us as we wrap up the 1970s and reflect on our favourite and most memorable moments.

By the final part, the on-track action is only half the story — the real drama is in the judging. Team loyalty, what-ifs, unlucky retirements and some very spicy calls all come under the microscope as Rosa, Luigi and Nacho try to sort out 1979 in true Time Portal fashion. Expect controversy, second-guessing, and plenty to argue about.

Luigi, Rosa, and Phillip share their POV on the controversial events of the 2026 Hungarian Grand Prix.

Things get even messier in Part 2 as big drives, hard-luck stories and some very bold Time Portal calls start colliding. Expect fierce debate over who really deserved the points, a few forgotten performances getting their moment, and at least one selection that might split the room completely.

Luigi, Rosa, and Andrew share their POV on the events of the 2026 Belgian Grand Prix.

Forget the official standings for a second — this is where the real arguments start. From early-season domination to surprise podium calls and a few selections that might have you yelling at your headphones, TPC 1979 Part 1 is all about whether Rosa, Luigi and Nacho reward the same names as the record books… or go completely off script.

We wrap up the 1979 season at Watkins Glen and look back on a championship shaped by ground effect, turbo innovation, unforgettable racing and some of the sport’s biggest turning points. It’s a fitting end to a remarkable year — and one that proves why reliability really did win the day.

Luigi, Rosa, and Nacho share their POV on the events of the 2026 British Grand Prix.