Another year, another Monaco procession. In this episode, we break down the thrill-a-minute (not really) spectacle that is the Monaco Grand Prix. While the yachts were glamorous and the backdrop was stunning, the on-track action was… let’s just say "minimal." We dive into Lando Norris’s stellar qualifying performance that basically sealed the deal, how the race became a high-speed follow-the-leader game, and why Monaco continues to be F1’s most frustrating love affair. Was it a parade? Absolutely. Did Lando still crush it? Also yes.

Max Verstappen snatched P1 like it was personal, Lando Norris kept the pressure on for a strong second, and Oscar Piastri turned pole into P3 — not bad, but not the fairy tale. Meanwhile, Ferrari brought the heat in front of the Tifosi with a stunning comeback that had Italians believing again (briefly). We’re breaking down every twist, turn, and tear from the 2025 Imola Grand Prix — from pole position blues to podium battles and red redemption.

Jack Doohan's F1 dreams just got yeeted into the gravel trap, and somehow Flavio Briatore is back like it’s 2005 and ethics are optional. In this episode, we break down Jack’s abrupt exit, what it says about Alpine’s (lack of) plan, and why putting Flavio back in charge is the most F1 drama™ move ever. Buckle up—it’s less a racing team and more a reality show at this point.

In this high-energy episode, we dive into Oscar Piastri’s dominant victory at the Miami Grand Prix, marking a defining moment in his breakout season. From lights out to the checkered flag, Oscar delivered a masterclass in control, precision, and racecraft. We break down the key moments that sealed his win, including his bold overtake on Lap 14, flawless tire strategy, and unshakable composure under pressure. With this win, Piastri not only claims the top step in Miami but also takes the lead in the drivers' championship—cementing his status as a true title contender. Plus, we explore how the paddock is reacting to his rapid rise and what this means for the rest of the season. Miami turned up the heat, and Oscar didn’t just survive—he thrived.

This week, we dive headfirst into the wild world of F1 — starting with that bold claim from Kyle Larson, who said he's a better driver than Max Verstappen. We break down the debate, compare cross-series skillsets, and (try to) settle the age-old F1 vs NASCAR argument once and for all. Plus, we cover the hottest headlines in Formula 1, from team drama to mid-season shakeups, and give our spicy takes on everything going down on and off the track. Buckle up — it's a fast, funny, and opinion-packed ride.

The worst race in F1's history? We think so! We're chatting the 2005 United States Grand Prix, also known as the most expensive 6 car parade money could buy.

Sources for this episode include:

2005 United States Grand Prix (Wikipedia)

Michelin's tyre mistake sends US Formula One Grand Prix into farce (Wikipedia)

2004 United States Grand Prix (Wikipedia)

Lando who? Oscar just became McLaren's main character. We're unpacking the 2025 Saudi Arabia Grand Prix.

We also get into our predictions for Miami and discuss who our dream team would be.

This week we saw bad strategy calls, pit stop blunders, and Oscar Piastri winning his 50th start.

We're unpacking the Bahrain Grand Prix in this week's Motorsport Podcast.

This week we saw the return of Max Verstappen to the top step of the podium. Is this the return of Red Bull's dominance or just a result of poor strategy calls by McLaren?

Is Suzuka the new Monaco? We're going to talk about the race with no passing (or very little) in this week's Motorsport Podcast.

The exit we all knew was coming, yet we'd somehow convinced ourselves it wouldn't come so quick? We're breaking down Liam Lawson's demotion to Racing Bulls and some of motorsport's more colorful exits. You'll never believe who was fired in a grocery store!