Half-way through the season and feelings of F1 overload are beginning to kick in. In looking back at the Austrian Grand Prix weekend, we put together the definitive list of F1 engine blowups, who we'd hire if we were a struggling team at the back of the grid, and which circuits we're glad to be rid of (and which ones we want back).

This week we talk about the absolutely cracking British Grand Prix. So naturally we end up talking about why we should hold F1 races at the LA Coliseum, characteristics of the cars if Walkinshaw was a proper manufacturer, and Madams goes behind the scenes of the British Grand Prix broadcast by telling us about the 1938 Ashes series.

Our expert insight and analysis of the highly complex and fast-moving world of Formula One is on fine display this week. We reach an unequivocal verdict on the race, match drivers to Subway sandwiches, revisit the debate of dud first corners of F1 race circuits, and basically end up with a high quality podcast that is definitely not a waste of 37 minutes of your precious time.

What happened at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix? Marty and Madams debate street courses vs road courses, porpoising, and sore backs. There is a head-to-head comparison of Lewis Hamilton and Nigel Mansell, and Madams reasons that Chris Pither deserves a McLaren F1 seat.

Normal service resumes this week as we attempt to talk about the Monaco Grand Prix. Madams alienates female listeners by dropping some Monty Python references, Aaron alienates listeners by threatening to bare his arse, and Marty alienates listeners by just being himself.

We forgot to record a podcast episode this week, but thankfully Multi 21 Race Team member Scott Long saved the day.

(Note: There is some clipping of the audio in the recording of this episode, but we thought we would share anyway.)

It's all about the Miami Grand Prix this time around! But we don't need Will Buxton to dramatically tell us that in a piece to camera. Is this the future of Formula 1? Why aren't Croftyisms as entertaining as Murrayisms? Also, we find an even better piece of television than Martin Brundle's gridwalk.

This week it's all about the Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix, and Formula 1's first Sprint weekend of the year. Just like the weekend, this podcast is full of non-stop ACTION, including the weirdo points system used in the 1950s, whether Aaron gave Lando Norris some driver-coaching tips, and who we can lay the Multi 21 curse onto next.

This week we talk about the Australian GP and cover the most important topics like: What season are they watching around Alpha Centauri? How many times can Madams make reference to Ken Tyrrell? What's an Amscar?

This week we talk about everything that happened during the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, including how Günther Steiner might actually be the old lady from Titanic, how you can fit in the full 9 minute version of Emerson, Lake and Palmer's "Fanfare for the Common Man" into a race broadcast, and how Clive Palmer is just Aaron dressed in a fat suit.