This week, we somehow conclude that Nico Hulkenberg is the best choice for Ferrari, we debate the merits of earring a family pack of Tim Tams in one sitting, and 'Murica gets a mention. Marty is sick of the Supercars eSeries, so schools Aaron on how to drive sub-40 second laps at Indianapolis, and Scott speaks French to us.

In this week's Multi 21 Race Team Podcast, Marty educates Scott and Aaron on what it means to get a nasopharyngeal swab and why having one every 48 hours would definitely keep him away from the F1 paddock. Some sensible (!) chat about the F1 budget cap, and Supercars' future commercial woes is more than offset by digressing into the life of race control at Queensland Raceway and what cars we'd enter into the 24 Hours of Lemons.

In this week's Multi 21 Race Team Podcast, fourth M21 Race Team member Sweet Les is not on the phone as usual. Meanwhile, the F1 2020 schedule changes again, and Ferrari threatens to quit again. Scott and Marty try to wind up Aaron, as we find out his true feelings towards Lando Norris. We also figure out the best one-make series in the world. Additionally, there's record number of bleeps in this episode, because we can't afford lawyers.

In this week's Multi 21 Race Team Podcast:

* We talk F1: Toto Wolff's investment into Aston Martin, whether the rebranded Racing Point will be any good, the latest in the budget cap saga, out-of-control clickbait articles, and why the whole season should just be held on the Brands Hatch Indy circuit;

* Latest in the sim racing wars, with the F1 eseries vs. the Supercars iRacing series;

* What to do now that Supercars probably need to find a new title sponsor.

In this week's Multi 21 Race Team Podcast:

* Supercars' first go at a virtual round - how did it go? This was recorded prior to the second round taking place, but (spoiler alert) our predictions were pretty on the money anyway;

* The internet's reaction to *that* incident with *that* NASCAR driver;

* M21 Race Team members Aaron and Sweet Les also got in on iRacing action;

* Which four circuits in the country should Supercars race at?

In this week's Multi 21 Race Team Podcast:

* In lieu of actual racing, we talk about how the latest sim racing stacks up. On iRacing there was TCR at Bathurst and Indycar at Barber Motorsport Park, then F1 had a virtual Vietnam/Australian GP;

* The latest Bernie escapades;

* Can the F1 2020 season be salvaged?

* Albert Park may be a great place for the race, but we know somewhere better.

In this week's Multi 21 Race Team Podcast:

* More sim racing chat with the Indycar iRacing challenge recapped, how to make sim racing successful into the future, and also alternatives to iRacing;

* Digging for gold in Facebook comments on a popular motorsports website;

* Alternate scenarios for the 2020 F1 season;

* Scott's latest brainwave for a new motorsport competition.

In this week's Multi 21 Race Team Podcast:

* We promised to save global motorsport through the Covid-19 crisis. Did we?

* Is sim-racing going to enter a new era of relevance? We compare the IMSA and F1 eSports events held over the last weekend, then Scott comes up with an even better idea;

* How is the latter half of this year going to pan out for racing fans?

* Marty comes up with a bunch of reasons why you should send us hate mail.

In this week's Multi 21 Race Team Podcast:

* Aaron and Scott relay their experiences trackside at the Australian Grand Prix as everything fell over and the event was cancelled on the Friday morning;

* Where else in Australia (and the world) should F1 races be held? (Spoiler alert: we think the answer is the Calder Park Thunderdome);

* Marty gets sidetracked talking about Covid-19, as usual;

* Scott introduces the fourth Multi 21 Race Team member, Sweet Les.

In this week's Multi 21 podcast:

* Marty does his best to get the others interested in the state of touring car racing in Australia, and what the death of Holden means into the future;

* The podcast is infected with coronavirus again;

* We talk about the key driver lineups to watch for the upcoming F1 season;

* Our picks for the Australian Grand Prix.