No Track Limits F1 Podcast

In the last leg of the European triple-header, the teams headed to the Temple of Speed at the Autodromo Nazionale Monza for the Italian Grand Prix. Sprint races returned for the second time with Valtteri Bottas qualifying first. But in the main event on Sunday, Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton's squabbling went too far as the pair crashed out at Turn 1, allowing Daniel Ricciardo to keep his lead and win his first race in McLaren colours, leading home a 1-2 with Lando Norris behind him. Joe Krishnan and Tom Dutton discuss the action-packed race in Monza, as well as giving their Driver of the Day, Midfield MVP and Flop of the Weekend picks.

In the second part of a European triple header, Round 13 saw the F1 teams head to the Zandvoort Circuit as Max Verstappen took the checkered flag at his home Dutch Grand Prix in front of an atmospheric, Dutch-dominated crowd. Mercedes were left wondering what could have been after failing to win the tactical battle, leaving Joe Krishnan and Tom Dutton to discuss whether the Silver Arrows should have been at the front rather than Red Bull. 

F1 returned after the summer break to the Belgian Grand Prix at Spa and there was officially a "race"... just not as we know it. The FIA only allowed two laps of racing behind the safety car due to a heavy downpour in the Ardennes forest before red flagging the session, meaning that Max Verstappen won his sixth race of the season. George Russell claimed a memorable podium finish ahead of Lewis Hamilton, with the top 10 drivers handed half points. Lando Norris also survived a nasty smash in qualifying in a rain-sodden weekend in Belgium as the fans went home wet and disappointed. Joe Krishnan is joined by Nathan Salt from MailOnline to discuss the race that was never was.

In this special edition interview, No Track Limits hosts Joe Krishnan and Tom Dutton are joined by WTF1 presenter and F1 commentator Matt Gallagher. In this episode, the guys talk to Matt about his life working in F1, analysing the 2021 season so far during the summer break, looking at moves in the driver market and predicting what can happen in the final 12 races. Come for the reasoned assessments of driver ability, stay for the terrible racing puns and Schumacher fandom. 

In the final race before the two-week summer break, the teams headed to Budapest for the Hungarian Grand Prix. Much was made of Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen's title scrap, but as the rain fell at the start of the race, it was Alpine's Esteban Ocon who stunned the sport into silence with his first F1 race victory. Joe Krishnan and Tom Dutton react to a chaotic 70-lap race as well as giving their Driver of the Day, Midfield MVP and Flop of the Weekend picks. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram: @notracklimitsF1.

As the British Grand Prix rolled around at Silverstone, the fans were treated to high drama at the front. Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton collided on the first lap sending the Red Bull star into the barriers, prompting a furious reaction from the team. But Hamilton stayed on course to take home his eighth British GP victory and close the gap in the title race. Joe Krishnan and Tom Dutton take a deep dive into that crash and whether the stewards got the decision right as well as evaluating the new F1 Sprint qualifying mode on Saturday.

In this special edition episode, Joe Krishnan and Tom Dutton are joined by Formula 1 legend and two-time former world champion Emerson Fittipaldi. Armed with some fascinating stories, the Brazilian talks about his thrilling life as a racing driver, his relationship with the late Ayrton Senna, his hopes for the Fittipaldi legacy in F1 and why the British Grand Prix holds a special place in his heart, ahead of Sunday's race. 

In the last leg of the European triple-header, Spielberg welcome back the teams and drivers for another race at the Red Bull Ring for the Austrian Grand Prix. Yet again, Max Verstappen was in a league of his own, beating Valtteri Bottas and Lando Norris on the podium. Joe Krishnan and Tom Dutton discuss McLaren's hopes of winning a race, Ferrari's fightback from a poor qualifying and their Driver of the Day, Midfield MVP and Flop picks.

The chaos never arrived in the sky and on track as the F1 drivers and teams headed to the Red Bull Ring for the Styrian Grand Prix, the first of a double header at the circuit. Max Verstappen topped the timings sheet in qualifying and was even more dominant in the race, leaving Lewis Hamilton in his wake to stretch his lead in the championship to 18 points. So, can Mercedes stop the runaway Red Bull train after four straight wins? Joe Krishnan and Tom Dutton discuss all the talking points from Spielberg, as well as selecting their Driver of the Day, Midfield MVP and Flops and answering questions from listeners.

F1 heads to France for round seven of the 2021 season and the first part of a triple header before two races in Austria. Max Verstappen made a crucial pass on Lewis Hamilton on the penultimate lap to seal a hat-trick of wins for Red Bull and their first at the Circuit Paul Ricard. Joe Krishnan is joined by special guest Matt Maltby, Mirror Sport content editor, to review the race action and discuss how the title race is unfolding, as well as revealing their Driver of the Day, Midfield MVP and Flop picks.