Inchident Report

It's finally race week y'all! For the final installment of this special April 'Break' Series of the Inchident Report, we're reveling in the chaotic races of the 2010s.

Em takes us through the waterlogged and extremely delayed Canadian GP of 2011, which saw Jenson Button crash his way to the top step of the podium. Allie then talks us through the delightfully dramatic Azerbaijan GP of 2017, featuring incredible comebacks, teammate drama, three-way battles, and a very unexpected P3.

All that and more awaits this week on the Inchident Report - so enjoy, and stay chaotic!

Welcome back to the Inchident Report! This week we’re diving headfirst into an action-packed lineup of 2000s races.

In an event that we’re dubbing ‘Crashcella’, we take you through the 2003 Brazilian GP (otherwise known as ‘Crashfest’) and the 2008 Singapore GP (otherwise known as ‘Crashgate’). There are shocking twists and turns, sketchy team calls, FIA confusion, and -of course - crashes galore.* Championships will be won, race results will be overturned, and lawsuits will be filed.

All that and more awaits this week on the Inchident Report - so enjoy, and stay chaotic!

*No drivers were harmed in any of the crashes that we discuss!

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Welcome back to the Inchident Report! This week we’re picking right back up where we left off with our classic race recs to help you fill the void of F1’s forced hiatus.

Em is back just in time to take us through the unexpected drama and tense final laps of the 1992 Monaco GP, otherwise known as one of the most impressive defensive performances of Ayrton Senna's career. And as if that isn't enough, Allie throws in a rec for the waterlogged 1996 Spanish GP which earned Michael Schumacher his famous title of 'Regenmeister'. Plus there's a little extra credit rec for the 1999 European GP in case you can't get enough of the 90's chaos!

All that and more awaits this week on the Inchident Report - enjoy, and stay chaotic!

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Happy April and welcome back to the Inchident Report! Are you feeling despondent about the forced break in Formula 1 this month? Never fear, Allie and Em are here! This month we're filling the racing void in all of our hearts with a series of weekly minisodes in which we each recommend one classic race to watch from the F1 TV archives.

We'll give you the 'movie trailer' rundown for each of our recs, delving into the stakes, the interpersonal beef, and the drama that makes each race so delicious to watch.

Em is out this week, but Allie is here to tell you all about the 1986 Australian GP - trust us, you won't want to miss this!

We’re back with a brand new episode of the Inchident Report! This week, we’re diving into the Aston Martin ‘championship’ between Lance and Fernando, basking in the hilarity of the evolving saga around Carlos’ entry in the F1 title sequence, and finally doing a much-needed debrief (read: therapy session) around the insanity of these regs. Warning: soap boxes will be stood on and voids will be screamed into!

We also answer a listener question about how this forced hiatus and potential changes to the regs could shake up the grid and damage Merc’s dominance.

All that and more awaits this week on the Inchident Report - so enjoy, and stay chaotic!

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Sad about no racing this April? Never fear, the Inchident Report pod is here! Since we won’t have any new races to watch for the next four weeks, we will be adapting our pod structure to include a recommendation and a breakdown of classic races from each of us every week. Consider this break your F1 history lesson!

Welcome back to the Inchident Report! Em is out on vacation this week, so we’re welcoming special guest Melissa Ragsdale, host of the Scribbles to Sparks podcast (and new F1 fan), to fill her shoes. We debrief about Jonathan Wheatley’s departure from Audi, recent sponsorship developments in F1 Academy, the...interesting...liveries for the upcoming Japanese GP, and more!

We also answer a listener question from Melissa’s husband Matt about Aston Martin and safety standards in F1.

All that and more awaits this week on the Inchident Report - so enjoy, and stay chaotic!

Another week, another episode of the Inchident Report! This week we tip our caps to Irish driver Alex Dunne in honor of St. Patrick’s Day before launching into a discussion of the Chinese GP, close racing, and how teams can better foster driving talent. We also come to terms with the possibility that we might actually…like…these new regulations?

Plus we finally get to talk about our shared favorite driver - Carlos Sainz - and his journey at Williams so far.

All that and more awaits this week on the Inchident Report - so enjoy, and stay chaotic!

Welcome back to the Inchident Report! We don't know about you, but we're still REELING from that chaotic race in Melbourne. This week, we discuss Max Verstappen theories and revel in Franco's obsession with Punch the monkey before delving into a lengthy discussion of the man of the hour (and perpetual candidate for class president): George Russell.

Plus, we discuss a listener question about whether or not the new starting procedures will do anything to level the playing field.

There’s all that and more coming your way this week on the Inchident Report - so enjoy, and stay chaotic!

We made it to race week, y'all! On the latest episode of the Inchident Report, we dance on the grave of this chaotic testing season before launching into a discussion of Valtteri Bottas' 'pet' badger Nigel, Aston Martin's potential non-starter in Melbourne, and Arvid Lindblad's appearance at the Red Bull Moto Jam in New Dehli.

Plus, we debrief about the new season of Drive to Survive (spoilers: both of us would absolutely die for Jonathan Wheatley).

There’s all that and more coming your way this week on the Inchident Report - so enjoy, and stay chaotic!

Welcome back to the Inchident Report! It's a new week and a new opportunity to scream into the void with your favorite chaotic girlies. We marvel at the ability of Canadians to resist cold weather before jumping into an analysis of the new F1 promo materials, a discussion of whether it's actually, maybe, possibly Ferrari's year (don't get our hopes up, Scuderia!), and a recap of an old friend's random run-in with Otmar Szafnauer of all people?!

Plus, we discuss a listener question about the feasibility of turning F1 into an Olympic sport.

There's all that and more coming your way this week on the Inchident Report - so enjoy, and stay chaotic!