Hit The Apex Podcast

It's not coming home for Lewis Hamilton, nor Mercedes AMG, nor England. On this week's podcast we wrap up the British GP and discuss at length that clash between the four-time champion and Kimi Räikkönen on the first lap.

The F1 triple header continues, as we look back at the Austrian Grand Prix where Haas avenged their result from Australia and Sebastian Vettel retook the lead of the championship. We also preview the British Grand Prix.

It's the second leg of this F1 triple header and we have our preview of the Austrian GP, as well as our round up from France after Mercedes AMG's domination of the weekend with their 'Phase 2.1' engine.

It's all things French on this podcast with our preview of the first French GP since 2008, debrief of the 24 Hours of Le Mans and how Ludo Lacroix engineered more success in the Supercars championship.

As Ferrari celebrate the 40th anniversary of Gilles Villeneuve's first win on home soil and Sebastian Vettel's 50th career win, we look back at the Canadian Grand Prix on this podcast. We also build up hype towards the 24 Hours of Le Mans, as Fernando Alonso looks to take another step towards the Triple Crown.

It's been a bit of a groundhog week for the both of us, but at least the Canadian Grand Prix is there to look ahead to this weekend! We both share our reactions to the first State of Origin game too, as part of Hit The Post.

It's the day of the honey badger, as we wrap up the Monaco Grand Prix and discuss all the fallout from the race. We also revive 'Hit The Post', as we talk State of Origin ahead of another series.

We are hyped about the Monaco Grand Prix, as much as the new hypersoft tyres this weekend! Tune in for our preview of F1's Jewel in the Crown, as well a look back at the latest in Supercars and MotoGP.

Lewis Hamilton found synergy with his Mercedes AMG in Spain, as we struggle to stay awake during the Spanish Grand Prix. Also on the podcast this week is a discussion about Nissan's impending departure from Supercars.

F1 returns to Europe and Fernando Alonso returns to Spain as a race winner in 2018! We preview the Spanish GP on this edition and look back at the Supercars and WEC action from the previous week.