This week we recap the events of the Russian Grand Prix, and answer the burning questions of whether Lewis Hamilton is too much of a whinger, whether Renault is now better than McLaren, and whether Carlos Sainz is now driving to a Ferrari standard. Meanwhile, Marty goes to great lengths to prove F1 is as exciting as it's ever been by showing how the championship would look if the top three drivers were excluded from the results. Later, Scott takes a look at the latest Supercars round and we determine the best format for the summer Supercars eSeries by talking about the worst shopping centre car parks in the country.

In this week's episode the team takes a look at the most impressive and unimpressive bits of the F1 season so far, and Aaron somehow guarantees that Esteban Ocon will score a podium. Meanwhile Scott recaps the latest in Supercars and Marty writes a love letter to Le Mans. Later, Scott and Marty talk about how to solve broadcast rights problems while Aaron thinks that we'd actually make a good commentary team (??).

This week we recap the best bits from the Tuscan Grand Prix, even though somehow Scott didn't find it that interesting. There's chat about red flags, our boy Danny Ric getting the commentator's curse, and comparisons to hire kart racing. Meanwhile, we celebrate an otherwise great weekend for Australian motorsport and talk about what the future holds for Oscar Piastri. Later, Marty tries to get everyone excited for the Le Mans 24 Hour race this coming weekend.

This week we talk about victoire pour Pierre Gasly, along with the other talking points from the Italian Grand Prix (spoiler: There's a bit going on). Does F1 need reverse grid races? What should you do during a red flag? And what's the latest in F2 and F3? Also, Scott fills us in on the latest Supercars action by talking about a golf movie.

This week, we cover the two main talking points of the Belgian Grand Prix: What on Earth is happening at Ferrari, and Daniel Ricciardo giving us something to cheer for. Also, there's some chat about the Outer Circuit at Bahrain, and we spend far too long arguing about whether or not blue flags on ovals is a good idea. Later, we cover the main points in Supercars in Townsville and decide whether The Bend is a great place for the race.

In this week's Multi 21 Race Team podcast, we take a look at the new owners of the Williams F1 team, the ban on party modes, and then Marty puts forward a controversial opinion on Spa. Later, we take a look at the Indy 500 and the latest in Supercars, then Scott puts forward another controversial opinion on Scotty Mac.

Marty is back and order is restored. Except we accidentally talk about MotoGP, which makes Scott cranky. Eventually we get back on track and cover all the talking points from the Spanish Grand Prix (spoiler alert: There are none, so we talk about options about making Formula 1 more exciting instead). Meanwhile, Scott gets a bit ranty and Aaron gets a bit salty.

When the Marty is away, the mice will play. And play they did! Join Scott, Aaron and special guest Hannah as we dissect the 70th Anniversary Grand Prix; discuss Bent Viscaal's affect on Formula 3; and what's Marty's occupation. All this and more, in this week's edition of Box Of Neutrals our podcast that is not in any way trying to be as funny as other podcasts.

In this episode we cover the main talking points of the British Grand Prix, and ask what's up with Sebastian Vettel? Aaron also gets mercilessly bullied due to his soft spot for Nico Hulkenberg. Meanwhile, Scott defends Victoria's honour yet again and we talk about why Queensland Raceway is unlikely to host Supercars this year.

It's our first week off, and we all feel as though we've smashed a family pack of Tim Tams. Has Lance Stroll earned a place in F1 on merit? Should Scott pair a Lando Norris bucket cap with KFC-themed Crocs? Should Townsville host two Supercar races on a street track? Is Marc Marquez a maniac for getting back on a bike so soon?