By Will Longman & Owen Bellwood
Every week, join motorsport content creator Will Longman and automotive journalist Owen Bellwood as they tackle a host of racing-related content.
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The podcast currently has 29 episodes available.
This week, we're taking a step back from the racing action and taking a look at the big picture as we ask "Where does the future of motorsport lie?"
In this week's show, Will and Owen each take it in turns to pitch their big ideas for motor racing, from changes they would make to new events they'd like to launch. Ideas such as a motorsport triathlon or midweek races all feature, so sit back with a cuppa and ponder the future of your favourite racing spectacles.
What would be your bid idea for the world of racing? We'd love to hear what schemes you have, so let us know on Twitter by reaching out to the show @FridayFormula.
You can also check out all our episodes on YouTube as well, head there and search Friday Formula to see more from Will and Owen.
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With a break in the racing schedule, Will and Owen are searching through the DVD cupboard, whipping up a batch of popcorn and settling down for a movie.
This week, the team picks out their top three driving-related flicks. From eye-opening documentaries like Senna, to action-packed blockbusters such as Fast & Furious, Owen and Will are here to talk you through some of their favourites.
What's your top driving film, and what did you think to the six we discussed this week? We'd love to hear your thoughts on Twitter, so head to @FridayFormula to let us know and stay up to date with all the updates from the show.
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The final race in the first triple header after the summer break brought out another Formula 1 classic!
As the teams returned to Monza for the Italian Grand Prix, it was all to play for at the top of the championship. But, a strong showing for Mclaren all weekend, and another contentious collision between Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton, handed the win to Daniel Ricciardo, who didn't put a foot wrong all weekend. There was further joy for his Woking-based team, as Lando Norris claimed second place and helped secure Mclaren's first 1-2 finish since Canada 2010!
As well as analysis of Ricciardo's win, Giovinazzi's spin and a return to form for Valtteri Bottas, Will and Owen also offer their one-sentence reviews of every team on the F1 grid.
What did you think of the race, and who do you think was to blame for *that* crash between the championship contenders? Get in touch with us on Twitter via @FridayFormula.
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What a week it's been, after a hotly-contested Dutch Grand Prix the driver market went into overdrive!
To help wade through this week's announcements, moves and driver confirmations, Will and Owen sit down to discuss the latest transfers ahead of the 2022 Formula 1 season. The team break down George Russell's move to Mercedes, Alex Albon's return to F1, and Valtteri Bottas' new drive with Alfa Romeo.
What do you think of the ever-changing driver market, and who do you think could take the final seat at Alfa Romeo? Get in touch with us on Twitter via @FridayFormula.
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Goedemorgen! We're talking stroopwaffles, genever and world-class sandwiches this week, as we head to The Netherlands for the return of the Dutch Grand Prix.
Ahead of Formula 1's return to Zandvoort for the first time in 36 years, we looked back on the track's history, its previous winners, and asked how far F1 has come since it last raced there. To give you a glimpse of the updated Zandvoort circuit, Will has also driven a lap of the track to uncover points of action to keep an eye on. To watch this, head to our YouTube channel.
This week, following the news of Kimi Räikkönen's retirement from F1, we also shared our thoughts on the latest driver rumours swirling round the paddock.
What do you think of the ever-changing driver market, and who do you think could take to the top step of the podium after Sunday's Dutch Grand Prix? Get in touch with us on Twitter via @FridayFormula.
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We're half way through the 2021 Formula 1 season, and with racing set to return this weekend we decided to revisit the predictions for 2021 that we made during our very first podcast.
Our first episode saw the team hope for on-track drama between Max and Checo, while Will predicted a blinding year for Lance Stroll and Owen saw glory on the horizon for Alpine. Hear us look back on these predictions and more, as we see how right (or wrong) we were.
Also, with 13 races still to come, Will and Owen pick a side in the fight for the 2021 Formula 1 World Championship.
What did you think of our predictions, and who do you think will clinch the drivers' title? Get in touch with us on Twitter via @Owen_Bellwood and @WillLongman, or follow @FridayFormula for all the latest updates on the show.
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After 15 races, the 2021 Formula E season came to a dramatic end in Berlin, with Mercedes driver Nyck de Vries walking away with the title of World Champion, the first in the series' history, and his team clinching the team's championship as well.
It's been an action-packed season for the all-electric race series, so Will and Owen took the time to look back on the past year and talk through some of the highlights. The team also discuss the departure of Audi, BMW and Mercedes, and ask which teams might set foot on the grid in the future.
What did you think of the 2021 ABB Formula E World Championship, and would you like to hear us discuss Formula E more in the future? You can let us know on Twitter via @Owen_Bellwood and @WillLongman, or follow @FridayFormula for all the latest updates on the show.
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What a way to go into the summer break! After the final race in the first half of the F1 season, Will and Owen sit down to dissect an action-packed Hungarian Grand Prix.
The race saw Esteban Ocon win his first Grand Prix, Lewis Hamilton suffer a massive blunder that put him at the back of the pack, Fernando Alonso celebrate his 40th birthday with lap after lap of close racing, and Valtteri Bottas cause first lap chaos. Oh, and if that wasn't enough, Williams scored double points!
This week, we also offer our one sentence reviews of each team in the Formula 1 constructors championship.
What did you think of the Hungarian Grand Prix, do you think Seb can hold onto second place? Get in touch with us on Twitter via @Owen_Bellwood and @WillLongman, or follow @FridayFormula for all the latest updates on the show.
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Another Formula E episode! This week, Will and Owen look back over an exciting Formula E London E-Prix at the ExCEL Centre.
During the second race at the London exhibition centre, Audi's Lucas Di Grassi tried to pull off an audacious move through the pit line in an attempt to take the lead of the race. The driver earned a penalty and eventual black flag for the tactic, but was it a move that warranted such harsh punishment?
In the programme, we also discuss whether Nyck De Vries will become the first full-time Formula E driver to transition to Formula 1, and take a look ahead to the Hungarian Grand Prix, which kicks off on the 30th of July.
What did you think of the London E Prix, should Di Grassi have been penalised? Get in touch with us on Twitter via @Owen_Bellwood and @WillLongman, or follow @FridayFormula for all the latest updates on the show.
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The podcast currently has 29 episodes available.