Welcome to Episode 26 of Formula 1 Grid Talk, hosted by George Howson!

In this episode joining host George Howson we have F1 journalists Chris Medland and Phillip Horton, and host of the Inside Line F1 Podcast Kunal Shah.

With the debacle of the cancellation of the 2020 Australian Grand Prix not being made official until mere hours before FP1, Chris and Joseph give us a behind the scenes view of what happened on the ground in Melbourne.

In This Episode

How did events transpire in Melbourne?

Would the race have gone ahead if Bernie Ecclestone was in charge?

How was information shared to media on the ground?

What was the mood like in the paddock?

Where to now for the 2020 Formula 1 season?

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Formula 1 Grid Talk Podcast Dream Guest List

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Toto Wolff

Nigel Mansell

Lewis Hamilton

Jenson Button

Martin Brundle

Daniel Ricciardo

Charlie Martin

Sir Stirling Moss

Sir Jackie Stewart

Murray Walker

Fernando Alonso

Roger Penske

Jason Plato and Matt Neal

Guenther Steiner

Kimi Raikkonen

Mika Hakkinen

Lando Norris

Pastor Maldonado

Frank Williams

Bernie Ecclestone

Patrick Head

Gordon Murray

Ross Brawn

Gerhard Burger

Nicky Grist

Gary Anderdon

Jann Mardenbrough

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