We take a look back at what the F1 Strategy Group have decided on for 2016 & 2017 with new rules suggested for tyres, engines and noise (Paul gets unintentionally creepy, but it’s meant to sound like Elmer Fudd honest!). How to cope with an F1 race when you’re too Middle Class and we look forward to the “jewel of the F1 calendar” in Monaco this weekend.

And of course, this week’s Captain Obvious award too.

If you don’t want to listen here, you can find us on Sticher or iTunes as well.

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This week we look back at the Spanish Grand Prix and ask who got what right (Nico Rosberg) and who got things wrong (lots of teams) Also with the F1 Strategy Group meeting coming up we tackle the tricky question of how do they improve the sport?

Also we’ve got the 1st ever 3Legs4Wheels Captain Obvious award, who’s the winner? You’ll have to listen to find out.

You can listen here, or on iTunes or on Sticher

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On this week’s podcast we welcome Dan Ankers, the newest member of the team, while Lee’s away in Germany (so at least there’s some F1 presence there this year!)

We’ve got a round up of the latest news and rumours, including the 2016 calendar and some interesting tyre proposals from Force India.

As always, please get oin touch if there’s anything you want to bring up with us @3legs4wheels @flood21 @pablo100 @Lee_Drummer and @_danbert_

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It’s been a car crash of a couple of weeks, but we’re back with a new podcast after last week’s unscheduled early season break. This week we take a look at the latest news and give a few opinions on what’s going on in F1 between the fly-away races and the start of the European season in Barcelona in just under 2 weeks time.

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On this week’s podcast we look at the Chinese Grand Prix and just what’s happening in the Mercedes team at the moment. We also look forward to next week’s Grand Prix in Bahrain and much more besides.

 

Also you can now find our podcasts on Stitcher at http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/3-legs-4-wheels-f1-podcast?refid=stpr along with iTunes and we’re going to be adding more places to find us soon for anyone that wants to subscribe!

Don’t forget you can still tweet us @3legs4wheels and leave any comments here too!

This week we preview the Chinese Grand Prix along with looking at the latest news stories to come out of F1, including the latest reports on Alonso’s crash, rumours surrounding Torro Rosso & Renault and what can Mercedes do to counter the new threat of the now race-winning Ferarri.

 

As always, please feel free to tweet us with any news and feedback on the podcast.

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In this week’s podcast we look back at the Malaysian Grand Prix after Sebastian Vettel’s first win in a Ferrari along with how Mercedes didn’t get things right and how the other teams fared. Don’t forget you can tweet us @3legs4wheels

This week we preview the upcoming Malaysian Grand Prix and look at some of the other issues in F1 including Honda’s engine woes, injured drivers and the reasons why there won’t be a Grand Prix in Germany this year. Don’t forget you can tweet us at @3legs4wheels with any questions or comments on this week’s show or for next week’s Grand Prix review show.

This week we go back over some of the talking points from the Australian F1 Grand Prix and look at where this leaves the teams, driver and the whole of F1 in general. You can listen to it on the page or you can subscribe to our podcast feed on iTunes or any of the main podcast platforms.

Well after a couple of false starts (you really don’t want to hear them!) We’ve finally got our 1st podcast recorded and it’s also the first appearance on here of the latest addition to the team, Lee Stevens (@Lee_Drummer).

Listen and enjoy. Hopefully if I can work out how to do this properly you’ll be able to subscribe to our regular podcasts on iTunes once we get accepted. We’re looking forward to the season as you can hear here and in the run up to Australia we’ll be posting Chris’s race preview and practice/qualy wrap up and of course we’ll be live blogging the race as it happens in the early hours of Sunday morning and we’ll be back next week with a review of the race too.

There’s lots happening this F1 season and we hope that we can cover as much of it as possible along with as many other motorsports as we can fit in (although NASCAR might be pushing things a bit too far!)